DeWine Renews Push for Major Tobacco Deal
Going over the head of a powerful Senate chairman, Sen.
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Kgosie Matthews, Where Are You?
There were the allegations of campaign finance improprieties and extravagant spending, and accusations he sexually harassed campaign workers during Braun’s successful 1992 bid for Senate in Illinois
A Look at Missouri
and expanding their majority by two seats in the state Senate.
MARYLAND: Prosecutor Challenges Bartlett, Assembles Team
Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) is being treated for prostate cancer has led to inevitable speculation that the 70-year-old lawmaker will not seek re-election in 2004.
Wellstone’s Legacy, 1 Year After
training program, a three-day political boot camp that moves from city to city teaching progressive grassroots activism and other tactics employed by Wellstone, who was in the midst of a hard-fought re-election
Washington From the Inside
Then-Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) pops his head into the meeting to discuss funding for F-22 fighter planes with Hastert.
Democrats Fail to Entice Nunn Into Senate Race
Handing Democrats their latest recruiting setback in Georgia, Michelle Nunn announced Friday that she will not run for Senate in 2004.
Senators Stock Up For 2006
Under Texas law, Hutchinson is allowed to transfer money from her Senate account to a state account.
Clinton Already In GOP’s Sights
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), Senate Republicans have already begun the recruiting process in a re-election battle still three years away but embedded with major ramifications for the 2008 race for
Battling Clinton Could Be the Biggest Boost to Giuliani’s ’08 Prospects
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) when she comes up for re-election in 2006. This, of course, would be a risky option, but it would also offer Giuliani the greatest possible payoff.
‘Red Meat’ Back on Menu
“Democrats had better just open the [Senate] calendar every morning, take a look at it, and be scared about what we’re going to do next,” said one senior Senate GOP aide.
Edmondson to Forgo Oklahoma Senate Race
“I can’t foresee any reasonable set of circumstances that would cause me to re-examine this race,” said Edmondson, who is in his third term as attorney general.
ALASKA: Group Wants Voters to Fill Senate Vacancies
Lisa Murkowski (R) was elevated to the Senate is sure to become an issue during her campaign for a full term in 2004, a group calling itself Trust the People is working to ensure that a Senate vacancy
Giving Rules Confuse Torricelli, Members
Robert Torricelli’s aborted 2002 re-election bid. Six weeks later, realizing that the New Jersey Democrat had exceeded contribution limits, Rep.
Sincerest Form of Flattery
Prior to coming to the DCCC, Waldheim was part of an Internet and politics working group that advised the House and Senate Democratic leadership.
House Retirements at a Minimum
Another eight Members — six Republicans and two Democrats — are running for the Senate and are widely expected to leave the House even if they lose their Senate elections. Rep.
He’s a Card
“If nothing else, screening reporters by race raises practical problems,” cracked a Senate Democratic aide. “I’m pretty sure the Senate phone lines are colorblind.” Chicken Liberal. Sen.
VIRGINIA: Byrne Skips Challenge to Rep. Moran in 2004
Whittington SOUTH DAKOTA Daschle Gets Help From Colleagues He Helped Continuing his aggressive campaign for re-election, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D) will hold a Washington, D.C
House Newcomers Taking Care of Business
If LaValle forgoes the race, Bishop’s path to re-election should be much easier. Prolific fundraising is a key component for future Congressional leadership.
Reid Shows Aces
But Andre Agassi and Greg Maddux, both native Las Vegans, have a common bond in Senate Minority Whip Harry Reid (D-Nev.), their longtime friend who is running for re-election next year.