LOUISIANA: Alexander’s Poll Shows He’s in Good Shape
Joe Hoeffel (D), who is running for Senate.
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Finkelstein’s Protégés Are His Best Revenge
They have all done work for the House and Senate campaign committees; John McLaughlin is the de facto in-house pollster of the NRSC.
What About Jerry?
As Senate Democrats continue to express wide-ranging opinions about Jerry Springer’s (D) possible Ohio Senate bid, one of the party’s top leaders is keeping lines of communication open with the controversial
Oregon GOP Can’t Find Wyden Foe
Wyden, who easily bested Republican John Lim in the 1998 Senate contest, hasn’t confronted serious competition since he squeaked by now-Sen.
Pressure Mounts on DiFi
Boxer, who is up for re-election in 2004, said that the resolution this week of the state budget impasse, which shored up a $38 billion deficit, might be able to temper the situation and reinforce
Gubernatorial Races to Set Table
Scotty Baesler in the Democratic Senate primary. Owen spent $6.6 million from his own pocket on that race.
A Trial Run for NRSC Chair?
Current NRSC Chairman George Allen (Va.) cannot serve a second term as he must stand for re-election next cycle. Others who have expressed an interest in the post, including Sens.
Santorum Memo Shows GOP Slippage
“It is more important than ever that Senate Republicans stay disciplined on these four key issues,” Santorum wrote in the memo.
Between Meetings, a Search for Balance
For instance, the drug re-importation bill, which passed the House early Friday morning, divided Study Committee members along several different lines.
Tribal Dispute Sparks Fierce Lobbying Battle
Abramoff, one of a handful of K Street lobbyists committed to raising $200,000 for President Bush’s re-election campaign, counts a slew of American Indian tribes among his biggest clients, including
GEORGIA: Chairman Thomas Aids Both Isakson and Collins
Richard Burr (R), who is running for Senate.
Economic Indicator
The Senate Intelligence Committee bids adieu to former counsel Mary Pat Lawrence, who has joined Van Scoyoc Associates Inc. as director of government relations and counsel.
Democrats Look To Clinton, Gore
Daschle faces re-election in a state in which President Bush defeated Gore by 22 percentage points in 2000.
A Look at Florida
If Graham is out of the Senate race entirely, the trickle-down effect from the open-seat contest would have the greatest impact on Rep. Allen Boyd’s (D) swing 2nd district seat.
GOP Members Head Home to Tout Accomplishments, but Democrats Ready With Counterattack
Hastert wants his Conference to talk up passage of the most recent tax cut, the Homeland Security appropriations bill, the School Readiness Act — which would re-authorize and revamp Head Start —
Clinton, DSCC Form Joint Panel
Murray was also extremely active through her joint committee — Washington Senate 2004.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle’s Ad Blitz Fails
In other Democratic Senate news, radio talk-show host Nancy Skinner this week got in the open-seat Senate race and in the process found herself out of a job.
Here We Go Again …
Dan Glickman (D) is considering a Senate bid. “I am looking at it again,” Glickman said in an interview Tuesday.
Domino Effect
Jennifer Dunn (R) whenever she moves on — she is expected, though not altogether certain, to seek re-election in 2004.
What Webs They Weave
Senate Campaigns Staff Up. Two likely candidates for the Senate from Florida are putting together campaign teams. Rep.