Bense Skips Senate Bid in Florida, Leaving Field to Harris
Mark Foley (R) is among those still considering entering the Senate race. — Lauren W.
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’08 PACs Use Varied Strategies
And, even though Clinton’s primary fundraising focus is on her re-election race in 2006, she still managed to collect more than $700,000 for HILLPAC and make donations to eight Senate colleagues
Provision Splits Frist, McCain
That measure has stalled in the Senate, however, and the latest effort reflects a widely held belief that the 527 bill may not make it through the chamber this year.
Jean Schmidt: A Politician Used to Grueling Runs
John Thune (R-S.D.), who achieved giant-killer status after knocking off then-Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) in 2004 in his second attempt to win a Senate seat. Or ask Rep.
Making Trade an Issue: Will the Fourth Time Finally Be the Charm?
But trade flopped as a supposedly decisive issue for David Beasley (R) and Inez Tenenbaum (D) in their 2004 bids for the Senate in South Carolina. Both candidates lost to then-Rep.
New 527 Jolts Stem-Cell Debate
Despite its infancy, StemPAC made a media splash the week of July 25, when it announced plans to run ads criticizing Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) apparent opposition to stem-cell
In Ohio, Hackett Loses, but Finds a Sweet Spot in Campaign History
[IMGCAP(1)] Just nine months ago, voters in the 2nd gave a commanding re-election victory to President Bush, 64 percent to 36 percent.
Byrd Hits Back at NRSC Ads
Byrd to be able to tell the truth about the ads that were put on by the Senate Republican committee,” Rose said.
MoveOn Raises, and Spends, Big in 2005
Byrd could face his first-ever competitive Senate race if Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R) decides to run. Casey is challenging Sen.
Parties Strategize on Renewing Voting Rights Act
“I think it’s important early on that we rattle our sabers and insist on a robust, complete re-authorization,” House Democratic Caucus Chair Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) told Roll Call following a briefing
Dingell’s Valentine Wish: A Record
Anita Dunn, the Democratic media consultant who has worked with Dingell on his re-election campaigns for the past decade, said it is exactly that kind of work ethic that has gotten Dingell to where
Vote Held Open, GOP Prevails on CAFTA
On CAFTA, Hayes’ switch came only after GOP leaders put the full-court press on Capito, who is considering a Senate bid in 2006.
The Senate Races You Aren’t Watching, But Should
Sure, sure, you’re already excited about the re-election bid of Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) and the open Senate seat in Minnesota.
Getting a Head Start
Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) currently has the most cash available. He showed a little more than $2 million in his campaign account on June 30. Meanwhile, Sens.
NRSC Ready to Go On Air Against Byrd
Robert Byrd (W.Va.) and charging that the longest-serving Senate Democrat has grown out of touch with voters back home.
Warner Edges Allen in Virginia Independent Survey
George Allen (R-Va.) by a 47 percent to 42 percent margin in a hypothetical 2006 Senate matchup. The survey was taken July 19-21 and polled 625 likely voters.
McCain Shuffles Deck
McCain’s re-election committee, Friends of John McCain, and Straight Talk America are housed in that same building, as is the Reform Institute.
Leaders Rethink Message Team
National Democratic leaders are poised to drop a much-hyped message guru they turned to just a few months ago to help re-brand the party, looking instead for different voices to provide them with a sharper
Nominee, Polls, Trade, Labor Spell Trouble For Democrats
[IMGCAP(1)] Roberts presents Senate Democrats, including four of the party’s 2008 presidential candidates, with a special dilemma: Do they signal to the country that they are looking for reasons to
Clinton Sets Intimidating Pace
And, she has helped raise in the neighborhood of $45 million for other candidates since being elected to the Senate, according to Friends of Hillary Executive Director Patti Solis Doyle.