Earlier Term-Limit Talk Clouds Kyl’s 2006 Plans
The Arizona Senator has not yet formally announced for re-election, but those who purport to know his intentions expect him to make another bid.
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Members’ Funds Freed
Hutchison is considering a bid for governor in 2006 instead of running for re-election, a move that would pit her against sitting Gov. Rick Perry (R) in a potentially bruising primary.
GOP Looks to Bush’s Grass Roots for Help in ’06
Bush-Cheney campaign manager Ken Mehlman and other senior Republican strategists say the volunteer army that swept President Bush to re-election this month is poised to deliver increasing margins of control
Murky Employment Report
From the staffers who worked tirelessly during the past two years to help get the Senator re-elected, Murkowski demanded letters of resignation.
Bonilla: A ‘Quiet Giant’
“You are going to see a little more of his presence on the national scene, especially if he runs for Senate.”
Red State Senators at Risk
Senate Republicans believe that the defeat of Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) on Nov. 2 sends a chilling message to Democrats who must stand for re-election in 2006 in “red states.”
Class Presidents’ Sophomore Jinx
Brad Carson (D-Okla.), who also served a six-month stint as president of the 2000 class, lost a Senate bid this year. Rep.
Flake, Breaking Pledge, Will Seek Fourth Term
With Salmon seemingly backing away from a primary challenge, Flake is likely a shoo-in for re-election in the solidly Republican suburban Phoenix 6th district.
Corzine Set to Run for Governor
“Someday, I think I’d like to serve in the United States Senate,” he said.
Volume of Ads Decisive in Supreme Court Races
[IMGCAP(1)] In the 11 AG races held this year, voters returned to office every incumbent who was running for re-election — six Democrats and three Republicans.
How Much Money Is Enough for a Safe Incumbent?
But with Democrats fighting to win Senate control (or to at least avoid major losses), Boxer’s request for the DSCC to spend millions on her re-election campaign — against a Republican who had little
Other Redistricting Reruns Less Likely
Moreover, New Mexico state Senate President Pro Tem Richard Romero (D) — who ran twice unsuccessfully against Rep.
Arlen on the Spot
A decade before activists lined the sidewalks around the Capitol as part of an effort to deny him the chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Pennsylvania Republican Sen.
Dole Edges Coleman for NRSC Chairmanship
In a secret ballot held at roughly 10:30 a.m. in the Old Senate Chamber, Dole prevailed with a campaign that focused on her political celebrity status and ability to be a big draw on the fundraising
Blue Dogs Elect New Blood as Officers
Of those, five retired and three lost re-election bids. The organization gained four freshmen this cycle.
A New Look in Georgia
In 2002, Republicans gained the governorship and control of the state Senate, the first time the party has held either since Reconstruction.
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Hutchison Plays Hamlet on ’06 Bid
On the one hand, Hutchison’s Senate seat — which is up in 2006 — is virtually unassailable as she winds down her second full term. On the other hand, a primary challenge to Gov.
Initiative Results Hearten Liberals, Conservatives
And when you’re talking about the top of the ticket — president, Senate and House — it’s hard to disagree. [IMGCAP(1)] But further down the ballot, the results were more mixed.
GOP Seeks ’06 Vengeance on Jeffords
Jeffords recently told the Burlington Free Press that the GOP’s success in Senate races this year will not prompt him to retire.