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Race for Hutchison Seat Already Starting to Jell
Bonilla’s presence there signals the aggressiveness he has brought to the early stages of the Senate campaign.
Castor’s Daughter and State Senator Head List of Democrats
Miller, the only black state Senator from the Tampa Bay area, serves as the Democratic leader in the Senate.
Republicans Declare, Democrats Await Wetterling
Cloud threw his hat into the ring Monday, three days after Kennedy said he would pursue the now-open Senate seat. Kennedy moved up his Senate announcement after Sen.
Amendment Fans Bulk Up
“There has been more interest on the Senate side.”
Where Are the Nominees for Appellate Courts?
The president concomitantly admonished that the “Constitution also gives the Senate a responsibility: Every judicial nominee deserves an up-or-down vote.”
You Know My Name
Just one day after Dayton announced that he’ll retire in 2006, to the cheers of Democrats who feared he’d lose his re-election bid, Dayton sure went to the right shop: the Bon Voyage luggage store.
GOP Courts Blacks, Latinos
Seeking to make inroads into traditional Democratic constituencies, Senate GOP leaders are working with the Republican National Committee on a targeted marketing plan designed to attract minorities to
A Ford in the Hand …
Rumors run amok as to why no candidates have stepped forward — including the possibility that Ford will ultimately back away from the Senate race and seek re-election to the House.
Dayton’s Exit Roils ’06 Picture
“Everything I’ve worked for, and everything I believe in, depends upon this Senate seat remaining in the Democratic Caucus in 2007,” he said.
RNC Beefs Up Staff
Slifka, most recently, was Midwest regional political director for Bush’s re-election and has also served as a consultant to the Iowa GOP.
GEORGIA: Price Seeks to Retire Part Of His Debt on Feb. 16
Herb Kohl (D) announced this week that he had hired veteran Democratic operative Michael Teter to organize his re-election campaign.
Democrats Aggressively Defend Reid
Senate Democrats are continuing to battle GOP attempts to define the image of Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), concluding that a forceful response could unify the Caucus and build a stronger defense
Foes Gang Up on Matsui
He has floated the possibility of running for re-election, challenging Clinton or retiring.
Defeated in DNC Bid, Roemer Weighs Future
Coming off of a surprisingly tight re-election campaign in 2000 and facing another term in the minority with no room to move up with both of the state’s Senate seats were locked in, Roemer retired
The Bush Tax Cuts: Keep Mine, But Not Necessarily Yours
The new survey, a comprehensive portrait of the religious landscape and the 2004 presidential vote, re-interviewed people the team had contacted in the spring.
DCCC Completes Its Senior Staff Roster
Tim Johnson’s (D-S.D.) successful re-election bid. Hamrick has previously worked for Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner (D), Rep.
Q: Where Is Nancy Pelosi Not a San Francisco Liberal?
For years, that “mainstream” has been led by such political legends as former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown and ex-state Senate President Pro Tem John Burton (also a former Congressman), allies
No Democrat Is Targeting Dayton Yet
Rod Grams (R), whom Dayton defeated to win the Senate seat in 2000.
Conservatives Hope GOP Sticks to Proposed Cuts
[IMGCAP(1)] “I do think the president, with this budget, is calling us back to our roots,” said Senate Budget Chairman Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) of explicit pressure by the White House on Congress to act