Louisiana: Cazayoux Tops Another Poll in House Special
One-Day Poll Shows Senate Race Knotted Up A new one-day Rasmussen Reports poll studying Sen.
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Byrd Faces Test on War Markup
the massive supplemental through the panel and the Senate this year.
Reid and McConnell Discuss Earmarks
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) have held preliminary talks on the possibility of moving new earmark reforms this year based, in part, on a set of
Is Robert Andrews Crazy to Take On Frank Lautenberg?
A Benenson Strategy Group poll from early April for the DSCC found Lautenberg’s job approval among Democrats at 76 percent, while 57 percent said they would vote to re-elect him and only 12 percent
New Jersey Dem Senate Challenger is Latest to Reject ‘Wait Your Turn’ Rule
will seek re-election – South Carolina Republicans, 1996: Sen. Strom Thurmond, 93, defeated Harold Worley, 47. “simply too old.” – New York Republicans, 1980: Alfonse M.
Up Close With the Pages of History
It re-creates the 6,487-volume collection Jefferson sold to Congress in 1815.
Ex-Ryan Aide Ready To Take Seat
She then served 10 years in the state Assembly and in 1998, she was elected to the state Senate.
We Build Victories
New Jersey firm previously was known as Campbell and Campbell, advised former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s presidential campaign, the National Republican Senatorial Committee and various House and Senate
Democratic Colleagues Demand That Andrews Leave Senate Race
Frank Pallone, Bill Pascrell, Steven Rothman, Donald Payne, Rush Holt and Albio Sires said that Andrews broke a promise he made to Lautenberg and to them last October to support the Senator’s re-election
Schumer’s Target List Gets Bigger as Cycle Progresses
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) on Tuesday revealed his view of the Senate playing field, effectively naming 18 Republican-held seats as targets and ranking them
N.J. Delegation Gets Tough With Andrews
Lautenberg is re-elected,” the source said. And just how ugly is it going to get? “A lot of that depends on how far Congressman Andrews wants it to go,” the staffer replied.
Reid Spills Senate Secrets
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D) soon-to-be- released book, “The Good Fight: Hard Lessons from Searchlight to Washington,” includes plenty of touching details about the Democrat’s rise from a hardscrabble
Biden, Dodd Now Getting Limelight
Joseph Biden (Del.) and Chris Dodd (Conn.) now are locked in a race of another kind — to re-engage in the Senate duties they largely ignored in 2007.
California: Speier Heavily Favored to Win Today’s Special
she would defeat Lantos handily in the regular June 3 Democratic primary, Speier was planning to challenge the Congressman in that contest before he announced that he had cancer and would not run for re-election
Democrats Come Back in GOP-Dominated Ohio
What’s more, term limits in both state legislative chambers — eight years in each the state House and Senate — ensure a new crop of pols are always coming up through the ranks.
GOP Hopefuls Hurt by Flaws
Sekula Gibbs’ perceived weakness has led Members of the House Republican leadership, including Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) — and almost the entire Texas House GOP delegation — to support former Senate
Ambition Propels Andrews’ Senate Bid
Make no mistake, Garden State consultants and Congressional staffers past and present uniformly agree that Andrews faces an uphill battle in his Senate campaign.
Rothenberg’s Dangerous Dozen Open House Seats
Illinois’ 11th: State Senate Majority Leader Debbie Halvorson (D) would be a formidable nominee in any case, but Republican prospects weren’t helped when their primary winner, New Lenox Mayor Tim
Andrews: I Understand Why DSCC Is Opposing Me
Frank Lautenberg in New Jersey’s Democratic primary, several Democratic party leaders tried to talk the Congressman out of making the jump to the Senate and creating a race out of what would otherwise
Flash Gordon
John Cornyn’s (R-Texas) re-election plans this November, has hired a campaign team.