GEORGIA: Chambliss Takes Sides, Endorses Westmoreland
Mac Collins (R), who is running for Senate. State Sen. Mike Crotts (R) is also running and Dylan Glenn, a former Bush political appointee who recently left a top job in Gov.
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New Meaning for “Labor” Lobbying
George Clooney may want to come see Alex Vogel, chief counsel for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), to discuss obtaining the rights to a terrific script idea for HBO’s “K Street.”
Nickles Nears Verdict
Max Baucus’ (D-Mont.) 2002 re-election campaign in the hopes of bolstering his campaign coffers for what would be a costly Senate race.
The Byrne Identity
A former one-term Congresswoman, Byrne’s state Senate district was carved up and essentially eliminated during the 2001 redistricting, and she is not seeking re-election this year.
OHIO: Senator Says He’ll Run Against Ney if Funded
Ney was unopposed for re-election in 2002. Hagan has run for Congress before, taking 34 percent of the vote against then-Rep. James Traficant (D) in a three-way 2000 primary.
Members Flock to Clark
Rangel, for one, was instrumental in luring Clinton into the 2000 Senate race in New York.
Pelosi Demands a Bush Housecleaning
The latest move could prove tricky for Pelosi, especially given the fact that Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) has faced a torrent of criticism whenever he has criticized the White House
VIRGINIA: Election Day Baby Has Sights on Moran Seat
After winning an open-seat race in 1998, he was convincingly re-elected in 2000 and 2002.
A Look at Washington, D.C.
The possibility, however distant, of the District having its own Senate seats creates an even bigger pool of potential candidates.
Bowles Is Mobilizing
Mac McCorkle, who counseled Bowles in last year’s Senate race, will also play a significant role, sources said Monday.
GOP Churns Up The Dairy State
Russ Feingold (D), re-elected by a narrow 51 percent to 48 percent margin in 1998, began the cycle as a marked target for the GOP.
Hart Still Seriously Exploring Senate Race
Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) with strikingly low favorability ratings and re-elect numbers. People familiar with the poll said there was encouraging news for Hart as well.
Capitol Home to Rangers
more high-dollar donor work is under way from Congressional Republicans on behalf of Bush and Vice President Cheney, and not necessarily from the expected sources of veteran fundraisers in the House and Senate
Iraq, Economy Roil GOP
The discord within the House GOP Conference mirrors similar concerns being raised by their Senate Republican counterparts, offering further proof that Bush’s Sept. 7 speech on Iraq and increased
Metzl, Kobach Have Great Résumés, But Can They Win?
While Metzl is making his first run for office, Kobach has won one city council race and lost one primary for the state Senate.
Collins Says He’s in Race to Stay
When pressed further, Collins said his “intent” is to run for Senate. “I’m running for the Senate,” Collins insisted. “I look forward to serving in it.”
OHIO: Army Veteran Targets Kucinich in House Bid
Glickman Says He Won’t Run for Senate Former Rep. Dan Glickman (D) said Tuesday that he will not challenge Sen. Sam Brownback (R) in 2004.
Help for McCarthy,Moran?
“Rejecting a Member who overcame alcoholism in their re-election — compared to a Member like Jim Moran — is night and day,” said one senior Democratic House aide.
Redistricting Two-Step to Resume Monday
Perry quickly called a second special session, but the Senate Democrats vacated the state July 28, taking up residence in Albuquerque, N.M., and again keeping Republicans from a quorum.
Hatch: Judiciary Will Reconsider Pickering
Amid small signs of a softening opposition, Senate Republicans are once again talking about bringing up the embattled circuit court nomination of U.S. District Judge Charles Pickering.