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the prime architect of the alleged obstruction of Bush priorities, Republicans believe knocking off Daschle would have a devastating impact on Democratic attempts to thwart their agenda if Bush wins re-election
Darlene Hooley (D) in her re-election bid.
By comparison, just 3 percent of House seats and 12 percent of Senate seats flipped during that same period.
impropriety” by attending a June 2002 golf fundraiser with Westar lobbyists after the company had given $25,000 to a Texas political action committee founded by DeLay, as well as donating to DeLay’s re-election
Adding to the series of seven-figure donations boosting Senate Democrats’ war chest, Sen.
As she stumps the country on behalf of President Bush’s re-election campaign, some friends and Republican strategists have begun to throw Marin’s name around as a possible replacement for embattled
The commercials began running Tuesday in this North Texas district created in the 2003 re-redistricting by the Republican state Legislature.
“The time when an incumbent, especially a mismatch, is the most vulnerable is at the time of his or her first re-election,” he says.
During the 1996 campaign he did not act as a hatchetman against Clinton — partly, no doubt, because Republicans had to sell themselves as a responsible majority to win their first re-election to the House
Far behind in a once-promising Senate race, Kentucky Democrats are attempting to make the health of Sen.
Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), who is up for re-election in 2006.
Perhaps the genial Cheney, who showed up in 2000, will re-emerge to help stop the political erosion. No matter which Cheney appears, Edwards is extremely gifted and will hold his own.
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee plans to reissue a subpoena to former House aide Mike Scanlon after he refused to testify at last week’s hearings scrutinizing $66 million worth of deals he cut with
the president’s re-election effort and the Republican National Committee are unlikely to do much in terms of devoting financial or ground-troop resources.
ILLINOIS Senate Open seat: Peter Fitzgerald (R) is retiring Outlook: Safe Democratic It is unprecedented for an open-seat Senate contest to be considered a guaranteed win for either party one
As of June, Shelby had $11.6 million in the bank, by far the largest war chest of any Republican up for re-election this cycle.
An August poll suggested that voters were uninterested in changing their representation in the Senate.
The picture looks a bit brighter for Democrats next cycle — 17 Democrats up for re-election, 15 Republicans and Independent Jim Jeffords (Vt.) — although they must re-elect eight freshman.
Al Gore carried it 50 percent to 49 percent in 2000, and both Senate candidates are heavily targeting this tossup area.
Grassley, who always runs as though his re-election is in serious doubt, had $5.9 million on hand at the end of June. Small had $6,000 on hand at that time.