Harris Says She’ll Challenge Nelson
Her presence transforms Nelson’s first re-election race into a national contest — and potentially a referendum for both parties.
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Ruling in Washington State Could Increase Calls for Rossi Senate Bid
A judge’s ruling may have brought the Evergreen State’s 2006 Senate race into clearer focus Monday.
Santorum’s Staff Transfer
Senate Republican Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.) is recalling one of his most trusted aides to his personal office as he prepares for a tough re-election battle next year.
Chambliss Takes Over Storied PAC
year Chambliss quietly took over the Republican Majority Fund, a decades-old leadership political action committee that had been run most recently by Don Nickles (R-Okla.) before he retired from the Senate
GOP Still Searches for Bingaman Foe
Memorial Day having come and gone, the clock is ticking on New Mexico and national Republicans to commit to mounting a serious challenge to the state’s junior Senator, Jeff Bingaman (D), who is up for re-election
Bush Targets N.D., Fla. Races
Thune made the Senate race, narrowly lost, then bounced back in 2004 to oust Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D).
Ten Who Changed Course
Senate floor and placed it in the center aisle for two days.
Nelson, Pryor Work to Hone the Art of the Deal
And, up for re-election in 2006 in a state that is one of the most conservative, Nelson was a natural to take up the lead role among Democratic negotiators searching for a compromise on the high-profile
Conservative Black Organization Fights to Get Brown Confirmed
The Senate quickly confirmed Texas Supreme Court Justice Priscilla Owen and appeared set to vote next week on Brown and 11th U.S.
Pederson Still Ponders Race Against Kyl
Jon Kyl will cruise to re-election in 2006, Democrats maintain high hopes that they can knock off the state’s junior Senator.
For GOP This Recess, Sports and Fundraising
Phil Gingrey (R-Ga.) has plans to stay in Washington, D.C., for at least one night to raise some cash for his re-election campaign.
Judge Deal Got Boost From Lott
Trent Lott (R-Miss.) quietly made a late, brief re-entry into the talks that resulted in a bipartisan deal short-circuiting the “nuclear” option efforts.
Congress’ Top Partisan Fighters
The Ohio Democrat was known for his confrontational style, and was one of the original Senate obstructionists.
Senate Contest
(D) made his Senate bid official Wednesday, formally pushing the launch button on a statewide campaign that has been in the making for years.
Senate Race Surprises Montana Democrats
State Senate President Jon Tester officially jumped into the fray Tuesday, joining state Auditor John Morrison — despite party leaders’ attempts to dissuade one of the men from running.
Tie-tanic
One Senate aide said, “The only time I have seen her was in a magazine, and in those photos she was in the shower wearing nothing but some soap suds.
Go South, Young Operatives
Janel Domenico has been named finance director for Allen’s 2006 re-election campaign. She just finished raising $16 million for Thune. In the 2002 cycle, she was Allard’s chief fundraiser.
In Florida, Harris, Still Pondering, Huddles With Sen. Dole
Meanwhile, Westchester County District Attorney Jeanine Pirro (R) announced she would not seek re-election in November, focusing instead on either running for Senate, governor or state attorney general
Judicial Fight Fuels the DSCC’s Windfall
While the winners and losers of the Senate compromise that averted the “nuclear” option earlier this week are still being debated, there is some concrete evidence already that Senate Democrats used the
Yes, Virginia, Kaine Is Running to the Right
Herseth, running for re-election for the first time, ran a TV spot, “Faith,” that referred to her participation in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.