A Call for Fla. Peace
Bob Graham (D-Fla.) decides to seek re-election.
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A look at Wisconsin
Terri McCormick are also mentioned as Senate possibilities.
Cleland Appointment?
[IMGCAP(1)] Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) recommended Cleland for the post Thursday and described his former colleague as “a selfless, dedicated public servant committed to improving
OHIO: Coming Soon to Your TV: More Jerry Springer
Jim DeMint (R), who is now running for the Republican Senate nomination.
Bush Pioneer Gambles on Reid
Sig Rogich, a powerful Nevada-based Republican political consultant and corporate communications guru with close ties to President Bush, is working behind the scenes to generate support for Senate Minority
Hill GOP Bonding With Bush
Top officials from the Bush-Cheney re-election campaign have begun strategy sessions with key House and Senate Republicans, the latest signs of an unprecedented GOP effort to forge a unified political
Flake Skips Senate Bid
John McCain in the 2004 Republican primary and would instead seek re-election. “After a lot of soul searching on this, I decided I’d probably get whipped,” Flake said.
Five Still Uncertain About ’04
Nickles, whose 14-year run in various Senate leadership posts ended last year, has said he may wait as late as next spring to decide if he’ll run for re-election.
Raised on the Radio
The 26-year-old also served as the full-time field director of the Congressman’s 2002 re-election campaign.
MICHIGAN: Legislator Is Latest to Consider Smith Seat Bid
Giuliani and Bunning will appear at the Kentucky Speedway Aug. 3 to raise funds for Bunning’s 2004 re-election race.
DSCC: Good Week, Tough Road Ahead
Joe Hoeffel (D) officially entered the Pennsylvania Senate race.
For Bush, V Means Victory — Not Veto
The most vivid of these is the re-emergence of large and growing budget deficits.
Democrats Lagging In House Recruitment
In a bid to help kick their recruiting drive into gear, leaders have re-enlisted Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (Md.) and asked him to once again take a leading role in trying to win commitments from
Daschle on the Offensive
By refusing to rule out a Senate race, Janklow puts the White House in a tough position. Janklow and former President George H.W.
The Big Texas Distraction
Though Democrats are heavily outnumbered in both the state House and Senate, Senate rules require a two-thirds vote to bring up legislation — a process that requires Republicans to woo the votes
House Seats Slow to Come Open for 2004
Bob Graham (D-Fla.) ultimately decides to seek a fourth term in the Senate next year.
NEW JERSEY: LoBiondo Breaks Pledge, Will Run in 2006
Obey, who is currently serving his 18th term, was re-elected in 2002 with 64 percent of the vote and has not faced a high-profile challenge in years. — Lauren W.
A Life in Print
committee that was up on the Hill, where we would come up with record retention schedule for all of the legislative branch agencies,” Garvey said of the project in which he worked with the House and Senate
Taking it to the Beach
One year, the Republican Party “had kids dressed up as Buddhist Monks,” as a taunt against then-President Bill Clinton’s re-election fundraising campaign, said Ellen Williams, Kentucky GOP chairwoman.
Pickering Passes on CTIA Job, Will Remain in House
By staying in the House, Pickering remains well-positioned to run for the Senate in 2006 if Lott retires, as expected, at the end of his third term.