A look at Colorado
While McInnis wins re-election easily on the Western Slope, the 3rd is really a swing district — or was, before the Colorado Legislature had its way.
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Human Resources
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee staffer Dan Kish has returned to the House to serve as senior adviser on the committee.
Hoeffel Mulling Senate Candidacy
Joe Hoeffel (D-Pa.) is entertaining the idea of running for Senate in 2004.
ILLINOIS: Republican Senate Field Starting to Take Shape
In fact, Carona said his only political goal for 2004 is re-electing President Bush. “Then I can look at my life for 2006,” he told the Register.
Republicans Mount Outreach to Blacks
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), and Appropriations Chairman Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) have appeared as guest speakers, an aide said.
Another Open Seat Possible in Fla. Next Year
Graham has not said definitively whether he will seek re-election if he does not win the Democratic nomination for the White House.
A Look at New Jersey
Corzine is up for re-election in 2006, but his popularity has remained high and no Republicans are lining up to challenge him.
Colleagues Starting To Defend Daschle
“They have decided to use Senator Daschle to try to injure our party and our ability to push issues here in the Senate,” said Senate Democratic Policy Committee Chairman Byron Dorgan (N.D.).
ILLINOIS: Edgar’s Decision Leaves Republicans Scrambling
Peter Fitzgerald (R), announced Friday that he will forgo a Senate bid.
Georgia Democratic Senate Candidate Emerging
(N.J.) to discuss his interest in a Senate bid.
To Run or Not to Run? For These Incumbents, That Is the Question
Retirements are once again likely to be a major factor in the fight for the House and Senate next year.
SOUTH CAROLINA: Condon’s Poll Shows Him Ahead of DeMint
Tony Knowles (D) who was spotted walking the hallways of various Senate office buildings on Tuesday.
Redrawn House Maps Advancing in Two Big States
The new plan that passed in the Senate and was expected to win final approval in the House on Wednesday night greatly improves Beauprez’s prospects for re-election.
The Eagle Has Landed
Brown was elected to the House in 1992, the same year Glenn, also a Democrat, was re-elected to his last term representing Ohio in the Senate.
Nussle Wins Plaudits for Handling of Budget
If the past is any indication, he could run in a tough race without moving to the ideological center; he won re-election easily in 2002 despite running in a redrawn district that leaned toward Democrats
Issa Gives Davis Recall a Shot in the Arm
Leonard is a former GOP ranking member in both the state House and Senate. “I think Republicans will sit up and take notice,” said Scott Taylor, a political consultant who works for Issa.
Upon Closer Review, Court Ruling Shows Promise for CFR Case
Christopher Shays (R-Conn.) and Marty Meehan (D-Mass.) were introduced, revised, re-revised, amended and debated numerous times.
The Nation: NRSC Memo Excoriates Filibuster on Judges
Burr is abiding by his five-term-limit pledge and leaving the seat to run for Senate. — Chris Cillizza Missouri Maxwell Dampening Senate Run Speculation Lt. Gov.
Another Election, Another Uphill Run To Oust Kit Bond
In 1976, while John Danforth (R) was winning election to an open Senate seat, then-Gov. Bond was defeated for re-election by a former county prosecutor, Joseph Teasdale (D), in a stunning upset.
RNC Eyeing Ex-Hill Aide
Gillespie himself said he has “not been offered any position,” but that he has offered to serve in any capacity to re-elect Bush. “If they wanted me to, I would lick envelopes.”