The Rhode Ahead
As for challenging Langevin, should the incumbent decide to seek re-election to the House, Avedisian said no.
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Akaka to Run Next Year, When He Will Turn 82
Maria Cantwell (D), a probable Republican target next year, is in good shape for re-election.
Democrats Eye Remap Payback
With its 19 House seats, Illinois appears to be the state with the biggest potential for re-redistricting gains by Democrats.
No Room For Flies on These Walls
Leading the way into his personal office, Wilson, a former Senate intern, points to photos of himself flanked by such icons as then-Sens.
Members Work in Vain to Repeal Amendment
And nothing has been introduced in the Senate.
Lipstick on a Pig: Democrats ‘Branding’ Efforts Won’t Be Easy
We learned this week in Roll Call (“Democrats Look for Expert Help,” Feb. 17) that House and Senate Democratic leaders have “launched a major internal effort to craft a new party brand.”
Their Electoral Success Defies Logic
Steffen, a close aide to Ehrlich who was fired after spreading malicious rumors about O’Malley and allegedly cleansing state agencies of veteran Democratic officials, poses such a danger for Ehrlich’s re-election
Frist Set to Hit the Hustings
“We’re just going to continue to stay focused on the work in the Senate and moving America forward.”
Semanko and Johnson Ready to Run for House in Idaho
“At this early stage, State Treasurer Bob Casey Jr., clearly threatens Senator Santorum’s re-election bid,” Richards said in a news release.
Energized Jeffords Confident About 2006
Jim Jeffords (I-Vt.) says he is enthusiastic about, and ready for, what could be a very tough 2006 re-election race.
The Tennessee Titans
of President Bush’s re-election campaign.
Coalition to Battle Social Security Plan
support of its proposed overhaul of Social Security, a number of high-powered, predominantly liberal interest groups have banded together to fund a national grass-roots counter-effort run by several former Senate
Santorum Book to Counter Clinton’s
Santorum’s book, published by the conservative Intercollegiate Studies Institute, will appear roughly nine years after Clinton’s 1996 volume — just as both he and Clinton gear up first for re-election
Minnesota Senate Race Taking Shape
Mark Dayton (D-Minn.) abruptly took himself out of the 2006 Senate race, Republicans already have a frontrunner to replace him while the Democratic picture is considerably less clear.
Schumer Targets Potential Retirees
Hurt by the retirements of five Southern Members last cycle, Senate Democratic leaders are moving quickly to secure commitments from their colleagues up for re-election in 2006 to run again.
Senators Set to Barnstorm
Already, Bush has sought to put pressure on a handful of Democratic Senators seeking re-election in 2006 by visiting their states earlier this month.
2005 Civil Rights Remembrance Is Biggest Yet
seventh year that the nonpartisan Faith and Politics Institute has sponsored the Congressional civil rights pilgrimage, which will include stops in Birmingham, Montgomery and Selma, where the group will re-enact
Georgia Remap Stings GOPers
While Deal would still likely run for re-election in the 10th district even if his home in Hall County remains in Price’s 6th district, the other Members could have little option than to face off
Lack of Rival Boosts Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) will lack serious opposition in her 2006 re-election bid, providing her with a potent springboard for a presidential run two years later.
Reid Becomes Fundraiser in Chief
Republican Senatorial Committee sent out more than 1 million mailers attacking Reid’s Senate record.