Katherine Harris’ Shadow Still Hangs Over Florida Contest
Bill Nelson (D) when he runs for re-election next year. But they’re having to ask two questions. First, will Rep. Katherine Harris (R) run for his Senate seat?
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Lamm Joins Increasingly Crowded House Race
The three-month total is more than the overall amount Byrd raised for his non-competitive 2000 re-election race.
A New Triumvirate
George Voinovich’s (R-Ohio) successful re-election campaign last year. New Executives. The South Carolina Democratic Party recently named Lachlan McIntosh executive director.
Lewis Puts Stamp on Approps
Handling lobbyists and his own staff is one thing, but Lewis also has to deal with the Senate.
Race to Replace Cardin Begins
That would give him a larger geographical base than his prospective Senate primary opponents.
PENNSYLVANIA: Democrats: Santorum Should Return Money
The Philadelphia Daily News reported Monday that Santorum netted about $250,000 for his re-election campaign at events in Orlando, Tampa and Palm Beach late last month.
Senate Race Intensifies
If elected in November, Corzine will tap his successor to complete his current Senate term, which expires in January 2007.
Race to Replace Green in Wisconsin Gets Its First Democrat
Ed Bryant’s (R-Tenn.) unsuccessful Senate primary bid. Taylor is currently in his eighth term and holds a powerful position as a cardinal on the Appropriations Committee.
NRSC: Poll Says Byrd Can Be Beat
Robert Byrd (D) as vulnerable if he seeks re-election next year — and boost its efforts to recruit a top challenger into the race.
Burns Won’t Duck Tribal Controversy
In an interview Tuesday, Burns did not attempt to distance himself completely from the Abramoff controversy, adding that as the Senator tasked with overseeing the Interior subcommittee on the Senate
Brain Drain
The firm, headed by Bush-Cheney 2000 political director Tony Feather, earned $21.3 million last year for working on President Bush’s re-election campaign. Retiring the Tin Cup.
Badlands for Republicans
Stephanie Herseth (D) appears headed for a much easier re-election in 2006.
NRCC Reaching Out to Organized Labor
Portman is awaiting Senate confirmation to be the U.S. trade representative. DeWine, the son of Sen.
Bringing in the Big Guns
Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has turned to a veteran Capitol Hill and Maryland hand for advice as he explores whether to run for the Free State’s open Senate seat next year.
Three Minnesota Senate Candidates Boast About Fundraising
Roy Barnes (D) held a fundraiser Monday in the Peach State that raised $30,000 for the re-election campaign of Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson (D).
Kennedy: Wealthy Foe on Horizon
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) is gearing up for re-election as if he were a vulnerable freshman instead of an iconic figure who has loomed over his chamber since 1962.
Bush Coalition Chief Leaves; Turner Joins Law Firm
She had been director of tax policy at the Senate Budget Committee, which Nickles chaired before his retirement.
Kerry Pledges $1M to DCCC
Kerry wants to help them re-elect Democratic Members and pick up seats across the country.”
Kennedy: GOP Hurt by ‘Hysteria’
Although his party holds its smallest number of Senate seats since before his brother was president, Kennedy has remained a force in the Senate and, to some degree, is wielding more clout than ever
Social Security Groups Claiming Momentum
— Nicole Duran MINNESOTA University Official Will Skip 2006 Senate Race A would-be Senate candidate took his name out of consideration Monday.