Re-Redistricting Redux?
Romero has said he will not seek another term in the state Senate, whose 42 members are also up for re-election next year.
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Demand a Recount, er, Re-park
But she got stuck in the Senate working on the supplemental, so Hutchison had to appear on the show via phone from the GOP cloakroom.
A Look at Tennessee
Phil Bredesen (D) will stand for re-election.
TEXAS: Republicans Starting to Jump Into House Races
Edwards has said he will run for re-election regardless of how the district lines are drawn.
Cheney Emerges as Asset for House GOP
Richard Burr (N.C.), a key GOP Senate candidate.
Republicans Lead Way in WH Giving
Bob Bennett (Utah) gave $1,000 from his re-election committee. Former Sen. Fred Thompson (Tenn.) gave $2,000. Sens.
Hillary’s Hirings
This will not be the first time Tanden has worked under Clinton; she was the deputy campaign manager and policy director for Clinton’s 2000 Senate campaign and also served in the White House under President
Graham’s Backers Courted by Rivals
Nelson said he is devoting much of his attention to the pending re-election decision of Graham.
After the Dust Settles, What’s the Next Stop for Dennis Kucinich?
He was elected Cleveland’s mayor in 1977 but lost his bid for re-election two years later.
Senate Money Rolling In
In the 10 Senate races that are likely to decide which party controls the chamber after next November 2004, 14 candidates have more than $1 million to spend with a little more than a year left in the cycle
Marshall Treated for Prostate Cancer
Jim Marshall (D-Ga.), who has been eyeing a run for the Senate, underwent surgery today for prostate cancer at Johns Hopkins Medical Center and is expected to make a full recovery, according to a top aide
NORTH CAROLINA: Business Group Poll Shows Bowles Leading
— Chris Cillizza CONNECTICUT Senate Leaders Wonder About Dodd’s Plans Senate Democratic leaders are watching veteran Sen.
Time For Istook to Take Off Those Rose-Colored Glasses
Ernest Istook (R-Okla.) didn’t send up a red flag: “Istook Announces Intent To Run for Re-Election, Not Senate.”
Rep. Marshall Undergoes Surgery for Prostate Cancer
Jim Marshall (D-Ga.), who has been eyeing a run for the Senate, underwent surgery for prostate cancer at Johns Hopkins Medical Center on Wednesday and is expected to make a full recovery, according to
House GOP Challengers Flush
Boyd, who had been exploring a Senate race in the event Sen. Bob Graham (D-Fla.) does not run for re-election, raised $252,000 in the quarter and had $734,000 on hand.
Miller Fires Away
To help make his argument, Miller points to the fact that Democratic leaders such as Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (S.D.), former President Bill Clinton, former Vice President Al Gore, former
Maryland Senate Dress Rehearsal
Pipkin (R) announced Monday that he will run for Senate next year.
Picture Not Yet in Focus
Allen Boyd (D), who had been preparing for a Senate run in the event that Graham had dropped out, abruptly announced that he would instead seek re-election to his Panhandle district.
MONTANA: State Lawmaker Eyes Challenging Rehberg
But Gallik’s move could be tactical: Rehberg could run for Senate in 2006 if Sen. Conrad Burns (R) decides to retire, and there would be spirited races in both parties to replace him.
Staffer Hits the Trail
John Kerry (D-Mass.) isn’t the only individual in his Senate office hitting the campaign trail this season: His aide Heather Mizeur recently announced a bid for Takoma Park City Council in Maryland.