Compliance Office Gets New Terms
The Senate last week passed a measure that would allow the executive staff of the Office of Compliance to be appointed to a second five-year term.
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Jane Abraham Decides Against ’06 Senate Run in Michigan
Forty-five percent of respondents said that they believe the two-term Senator deserves re-election, while 38 percent said he does not. “Sen.
Can Republicans Test Hillary Clinton Next November?
Can attorney Ed Cox or former Yonkers Mayor John Spencer, both of whom are running for the New York Republican nomination for Senate, throw a scare into Sen.
Democratic Ney-Sayers
Bob Ney (R-Ohio) should be considered one of the more vulnerable House Members up for re-election next year.
Kerry, Edwards Pay N.H. Staffers
Kerry is paying for Geoff Wetrosky to work to re-elect Manchester Mayor Bob Baines (D), while Edwards is underwriting Angie Siecker’s efforts on behalf of state Sen.
Come Sail Away
Christopher Cox (R-Calif.) sure remembers, though he missed himself Wednesday when the Game Show Network re-ran a show, circa 1979, in which the surfer dude-turned-Congressman won $10,000.
Campbell Soups Up Consultant Team
Jim Hester will manage the Senate campaign of Rep. Harold Ford Jr. (D-Tenn.), Ford announced last week.
Van Hollen Ends Suspense, Stays Put
Paul Sarbanes (D-Md.) set off a giant game of political dominoes in Maryland by announcing that he would not seek re-election, Rep.
Lampson’s Texas Campaign Take Tops Half-Million Mark
“Therefore, this is not the right time for me to run for the Senate.”
Guard Debate Fuels Talk of Presidential Bid
Schweitzer has been on the job for only six months, and his advisers expect him to run for re-election — and not president — in 2008.
Browder Takes Lessons To a Wider Audience
An unsuccessful run for the Senate ended Rep. Glen Browder’s (D-Ala.) professional political career in 1997, but it sure didn’t take any wind out of his sails.
GOP Sees MoveOn as Wedge
The 2006 Pennsylvania Senate race provides a window into the developing battle over MoveOn.org. State Treasurer Bob Casey Jr.
Hastings Poised for Re-election at OSCE
Marriott Hotel in his blue Buick Rendezvous to stand for re-election to the presidency of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, he isn’t anticipating much
Cellular Magnate’s Wife Could Take On Cantwell in Washington State
Benjamin Cardin (D), who is running for Senate.
GOP Race for Harris’ Seat Intensifies
He was a fundraising “pioneer” for President Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign but also lost a bid to become state committeeman last year.
In North Carolina, Shuler’s Close to Decision on Challenging Taylor
Only 38 percent of those surveyed said they would definitely vote to re-elect the Senator.
Madden 2005
Last year, he toiled as a national spokesman for the Bush-Cheney re-election campaign. Before that, Madden spent three years as spokesman for Rep. John Sweeney (R-N.Y.).
Frist-Allen Relationship Fraying?
George Allen has publicly questioned Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) handling of three high-profile issues in recent weeks.
People Who Need People
The Rhode Island Democratic Senate primary seems to be all about poaching right now.
CREW Hits Frist With FEC Complaint
A liberal watchdog group filed a complaint against Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) on Monday, alleging that Frist didn’t properly disclose a $1.4 million loan he took out for his campaign committees