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War for the Jewish Vote

Santorum, who is about to introduce the Syria Accountability Act in the Senate (with California Democrat Barbara Boxer) demanding greater U.S. sanctions against Syria unless the country stops supplying

State Politics Is at the Heart of ‘Sine Die’

politicians, who include colorful characters like Josh Briscow, a police detective who loses by four votes in a Grand Rapids state Representative race and struggles to secure his self-identity while re-evaluating

A look at Arkansas

Huckabee won re-election in 2002 in a tougher than expected race against state Treasurer Jimmie Lou Fisher (D), 53 percent to 47 percent.

Frist Taps Top FBI Staffer

Since the 1970s Rawls has bounced between the Senate and the Justice Department in various roles, with a few short stints in the private sector.

Sins of the Father?

Lisa Murkowski’s (R-Alaska) re-election bid in 2004 be damaged by her dad’s current low standing among the voters? Democrats like to think so.

The War At Home

Daschle has “focused like a laser on South Dakota” since he made the decision to run for re-election, noted one Democratic Senate aide.

Trio of Gubernatorial Races Will Be First

Two of the incumbents, Democrat Paul Patton of Kentucky and Republican Mike Foster of Louisiana, are prevented from running for re-election, while Democrat Ronnie Musgrove of Mississippi is seeking

Cop Seeks to Take on Moran

He is currently assigned to the Senate chamber, but has previously worked on individual Members’ protective details.

Teaching the Lessons of Politics and War

After losing his Senate seat to then-Rep. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) in a bitter midterm election, the one-term Senator was out of a job and in need of a new challenge.

Hastert, LaHood Still Seeking Fitzgerald Foe

Senate Republicans have been trying to bolster the re-election campaign of Illinois GOP Sen. Peter Fitzgerald, but with powerful homestate colleagues like Speaker Dennis Hastert (R) and Rep.

Protecting Incumbents

Joint fundraising committees came into vogue over the past several cycles, especially in Senate races, where the parties used the organizations as soft-money conduits to raise money from wealthy

A Look at Iowa

Tom Vilsack (D) were re-elected against highly touted opponents. Rep.