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The Youth Challenge
But Monroe insists that Norton — who won re-election in 2002 with 93 percent of the vote — hasn’t faced a serious challenger since winning office in 1990. According to the D.C.
The Jazz Singer
almost certainly the only one to have released two jazz/swing CDs, performed onstage with guitar legend Les Paul, raised funds for a slate of GOP candidates and published a 100-page book skewering then-Senate
C-SPAN Has Impacted Issues, Late-Afternoon Drinks
Seven years later, mainly in response to the popularity of the House television feed, the Senate passed a resolution to allow C-SPAN into its chamber.
DCCC Memo Sees Reverse of ’94 Rout
John Kerry (D) and the increasingly competitive fight for Senate control in November.
Self-Funder Gives Democrats Hope in Georgia
Miller announced he would not seek re-election in January 2003. Seemingly all of the marquee Democratic names in the state eventually passed on the race, and little-known state Sens.
Hill Surrogates Aid President
The Bush-Cheney re-election committee has stepped up its Congressional surrogate operations in recent weeks, dogging Sen.
Anonymous Consent
But when the very patient Daschle finally mentioned that he did indeed serve in the Senate, the cashier remained unmoved.
Radio Exec Seeks to Knock Off Ariz. Freshman
The support from GOP leadership for Franks’ re-election bid comes in spite of a dispute he had last summer with the powerful House Appropriations Committee.
Bush’s Blind Eye Offers Kerry Chance to Seize Debate
When it comes to governing and implementing major public policy initiatives, the Bush-Cheney re-elect team does not have a coherent domestic or foreign record to run on.
Obama, Ryan Lead Late Polls
The campaign is also renting audio equipment and other field operation relics stored since Street’s re-election victory last fall.
Security Unaffected By Attack in Madrid
It is not clear whether the Madrid incident would be specifically cited by Capitol Police administrators at an upcoming Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing on the department’s fiscal 2005
Budget Rejiggering
but the 95-4 vote restoring $7 billion that Senate Budget Chairman Don Nickles (R-Okla.) had proposed cutting from defense did not exactly hew close to a fiscal belt-tightening.
A Look at Michigan
Democrats don’t even have a chance to make gains in the state Senate until 2006 as the entire chamber does not come up for re-election until then.
GEORGIA: Haines Uses ‘L’ Word in Blog Ad for 12th District
— Nicole Duran KENTUCKY Cheney Helps Fortify Bunning’s Re-election Vice President Cheney raised $250,000 for the re-election campaign of Sen. Jim Bunning (R) Friday night.
Bush Lite: What’s With the President’s Re-election Campaign?
Max Cleland (D) in the 2002 Georgia Senate race, and attacks by Bush allies on Sen.
DSCC Bullish Despite Money
With nine Senate seats now essentially tossups — seven of which have no incumbent running for re-election — and another six considered potentially competitive, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign
D.C. Bill Delayed as Davis Seeks More Backing
“The reality of the matter is what’s going to count is his [re-]election,” added Browne, who lobbies for statehood and voting rights for the District.
Kerry Uses Time on Hill to Plot Coordinated Strategy
“We are with him all the way,” said Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.).
Salazar Clears the Field
Bill Owens, convened a meeting Wednesday evening with his political advisers to decide whether to make a Senate bid.