GOP Leaders Keep Quiet on Schwarzenegger Candidacy
Neither has Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) or Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
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It’s Up to Senate To Undo House Damage to Research
permit re-importation of drugs from foreign countries where prices are controlled and safety is not guaranteed.
PENNSYLVANIA: Name ID a Problem For Specter Challengers
— Chris Cillizza Georgia Nunn’s Daughter ‘Serious’ About Senate Michelle Nunn, the daughter of former Sen.
Will Geography Mean It’s (Cascade) Curtains For George Nethercutt?
Jennifer Dunn (R) to enter the Senate race, but she decided to stay in the House.
’04 Contenders Use Leadership PACs for Old Debts
John Kerry (D-Mass.), for example, cut a $5,000 check from his Citizen Soldier Fund to the re-election campaign of Sen.
Hollings’ Committee Seats Ripe for the Picking
Fritz Hollings’ (S.C.) departure from Congress in 2005 will open up some plum committee spots for Senate Democrats in the 109th Congress.
A Look at Utah
The state’s other two House seats seem to be safely Republican, as does the Senate seat occupied by incumbent Bob Bennett, also up for re-election next year.
The Other Candidate
With the Jerry Springer media frenzy now a part of 2004 Ohio Senate race history, state Sen.
Heading South?
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Communications Director Mike Siegel called Tenenbaum “a proven votegetter who has a profile that works very well as a statewide candidate for Senate.”
As Expected, Fritz Takes a Pass
Hollings has retained his Senate seat even as his home state has been moving into the Republican column. Five years ago, when he last won re-election, he beat Rep.
Hollings to Retire at End of Term
Hollings is the ranking minority member on the powerful Senate Commerce Committee.
Amended Report Shows Frist Leadership PAC Raising $1.4M
Trying to clean up a sloppily filed fundraising report, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s leadership PAC amended its filing over the weekend, knocking more than $400,000 off its receipts for the first
Clinton’s Leadership PAC Outraises All Democrats
The first candidate to receive a contribution from HILLPAC was Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.); he received a $5,000 check sent to his campaign March 31.
A Look at Florida
While the Senate race could open several safe seats, such as Rep.
RNC Chairman: Stick With Bush
While acknowledging the RNC’s first priority is re-electing the President, Gillespie echoed the president’s sentiment that GOP leaders are not interested in a “lonely victory.”
CALIFORNIA: FEC Report: Boxer Spent Money to Raise Money
Barbara Boxer’s (D) re-election campaign spent so much money in the second quarter of the year.
Senators Look Past August’s Fundraising Dog Days
The Senate Majority Dinner will feature Vice President Dick Cheney and is expected to raise several million dollars for the NRSC.
S.D. Ads Target Daschle’s ‘Ritzy’ Home
“It’s a good place for Daschle to entertain Hollywood liberals and Senate pals Ted Kennedy and Hillary Clinton.”
Hillary 2008 Spurs GOP Reform Effort
Already, the New York Senator — who last week launched a Web site for her 2006 Senate re-election campaign — has emerged as perhaps the Democratic Party’s most potent fundraising weapon.
Leadership PAC Money Follows New Leaders
’ top leaders, who are bogged down in raising money for their own re-election campaigns.