Senators Using Joint Committees
Siegel said any decision to create joint fundraising committees for other Senators up for re-election in 2004 would be taken on a “case-by-case basis.”
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Capitol Tours Resume; Background Checks Dropped
A House official said instant background checks instituted in mid-March for visitors to the House and Senate galleries have also ceased.
Torricelli Gives to Kerry, Gephardt
But his contributions to candidates for federal, state and local office in the first three months of the year have so far made barely a dent in the near $2.7 million left over from his aborted 2002 re-election
Barr Won’t Seek Isakson’s Seat
At a news conference in Atlanta, Barr said that the time “was just not right” to re-enter politics. Since losing a Member vs. Member primary to Rep.
Schumer Again Leads the Pack
Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) topped $1 million raised among the non-incumbents seeking Senate seats.
MISSOURI: Carnahan to Devote Energy to Gephardt Seat
In his first re-election race, Gorton was defeated by Sen. Brock Adams (D). Gorton bounced back just two years later however, beating Rep. Mike Lowry (D) 51 percent to 49 percent.
Waiting For Edgar
Peter Fitzgerald’s (R-Ill.) stunning announcement that he will not run for re-election, Republican efforts to recruit a replacement candidate remained on hold Friday pending a decision from former Gov.
Largent Hangs ’Em Up.
Amid speculation that Senate Budget Chairman Don Nickles (R-Okla.) may decide not to run for re-election next year, Largent said his name should be taken out of the mix for that potential race
House Office Spending on the Rise, NTU Reports
“Despite the zeal for campaign finance reform legislation in the last Congress, many incumbents have taken advantage of loose restrictions on mass mailings to boost their chances for re-election
Fitzgerald’s Announcement Creates New Questions, New Opportunities for the GOP
[IMGCAP(1)] During an interview three months ago, Fitzgerald acknowledged that he faced a tough re-election race, primarily because Illinois has been moving so appreciably in the Democrats’ direction
Fitzgerald Will Not Seek Re-election; Republicans Turn to Ex-Gov.
Peter Fitzgerald (R-Ill.) announced Tuesday that he will not seek re-election next year.
Will Republicans Overcome Their Own Incompetence in N.J.?
In the near term, the party’s bigger problem may be that its leader in the state Senate, Senate Co-president John Bennett, has been hammered in the press for alleged ethics improprieties.
SOUTH CAROLINA: Hollings to Stay Neutral In White House Primary
While it remains unclear whether he will seek re-election in 2004, Sen. Fritz Hollings (D) said last week that he has no plans to endorse a candidate for his party’s presidential nomination.
The Big Show
Alcee Hastings (D), Peter Deutsch (D), Alan Boyd (D) and Mark Foley (R) are all eyeing a Senate bid, with Deutsch and Foley the two most likely to run.
DSCC Doubles Mandatory Contributions
Members of the Senate’s Democratic leadership team and committee ranking members are being asked to kick in $100,000 this cycle from their leadership PACs and their re-election committees, up from
Schwarzenegger Visits With Allen
Gray Davis (D) under way, it’s possible that Schwarzenegger would take a look at a Senate run.
A Look at New York
Finally, there is state Senate Minority Leader David Paterson (D), the son of one of the original Harlem Gang of Four, former New York Secretary of State Basil Paterson (D).
Asa in the Hole?
When asked whether Hutchinson’s trip to the state meant that he was considering a Senate run, Boozman said: “Everything I understand is that he is happy in his job.”
Dunn Expected to Skip Senate Bid
Patty Murray (D) next year, expected to announce today that she will not be a candidate for Senate in 2004, Rep. George Nethercutt (R) wasted no time positioning himself for a Senate run.
TEXAS: In Competitive 11th, Bush Pal Enters Race
The re-filed report also seems to lack itemized memos detailing credit card payments, which the FEC had requested.