Is the House GOP’s Ace in the Hole Really a Deuce?
found 57 percent saying they favored re-election. Only 25 percent opposed their representative’s re-election.
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Fundraising has become almost a full-time job for politicians so it should come as no surprise that Senators who are not up for re-election until 2008 spent a fair bit of the summer squirreling away money
Clinton Finds 47K New Donors
The $4 million Clinton spent from July through September was far and away the most of any Senate campaign. No other Senate candidate for 2006 spent $1 million in the third quarter, with Sen.
Ohio: State Democrats: Ney Should Give Up Gavel
Ney is expected to face his first competitive re-election race in years in 2006. Chillicothe Mayor Joe Sulzer (D) has announced he will challenge Ney.
Specter Cool to Miers’ Response
In a rebuke of Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers, Senate Judiciary Chairman Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) on Wednesday issued a bipartisan demand that she be more forthcoming in her responses to the panel’s
Senate Abandons Provision on Leadership PACs
bill was considered by the full Senate.
Boswell in the Cross Hairs
Leonard Boswell (D-Iowa) is feeling fine, and more than ready for another election cycle in the Republican Party’s cross hairs, this time with state Senate Co-President Jeff Lamberti (R) as the trigger
Volatility is the Order of the Day for 2006 Governors’ Elections
And just 35 percent said they would definitely re-elect her. Fortunately for Granholm, her Republican rival, businessman Dick DeVos, is far from closing the deal.
EMILY’s List at 20: Many Happy Returns
House, Mikulski became the first Democratic woman elected to the Senate in her own right.
Fundraising Accelerates in DeLay-Lampson Contest
“This will be similar to a Senate race; it will be a national race, especially when it comes to people coming in and putting ads on TV,” DeLay campaign spokeswoman Shannon Flaherty said.
Meeting in the Middle
Senate race and Rep. Steve King’s (R-Iowa) re-election bid, among others. On Thursday, she’ll confer with Rep. Jack Kingston’s (R-Ga.)
Vice Chair Money Race Heats Up
Caucus Chairman Bob Menendez (N.J.), who has his sights set on an appointment to the Senate next year if Sen.
Will Senate OK a ‘Self-Effacing’ Court Nominee?
And he proved his talent in public before the Senate Judiciary Committee — fielding questions over many grueling hours, citing cases, dodging commitments, flummoxing adversaries and doing it all
In Modern Politics, It’s Open Season on Congressional Leaders
Minority Leader when he was defeated for re-election last fall.
California: Bilbray Won’t Rule Out Political Comeback Try
Sherrod Brown (D) last week reversed course and said he would run for Senate next year.
GOP Governors Thrive in Northeast, Despite Regional Trendlines
In the five Northeastern states with Republican governors, only one of the 10 legislative chambers (New York’s state Senate) is controlled by the Republicans, and in the other nine, the proportion
Louisiana: Consultant Tries to Set Record Straight on Memo
Reid and Ensign have had an informal detente ever since Reid narrowly edged out Ensign in his 1998 re-election bid.
Harman PAC to Boost Security Focus
The California Democrat, first elected in 1992, said were it not for her strong positions on security matters, she couldn’t have won enough Republican support to survive re-election in 1994 when
Lott Eyes Return As Whip
If he decides to run for re-election, Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) said last week it’s very likely he will seek to re-enter the ranks of GOP leadership posts opening up after the 2006 elections.
Spurning Rove, Hoeven Won’t Challenge Conrad
“The outpouring of support and encouragement I have received to run for the United States Senate is truly humbling, but as I have said, repeatedly, I am focused squarely on the job of governor,”