Walberg Faces Fundraising Challenge
The underwhelming fundraising number has once again raised Republicans’ concerns about whether Walberg can hold onto the district in a race against state Senate Minority Leader Mark Schauer (D)
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Candidate Has Byrd’s-Eye View
In that role she not only became well-versed on state policy initiatives, but after working on every Byrd re-election campaign since1982 and serving as his campaign manager in 2006 she’s also well aware
Reid and GOP in a Showdown
Senate Republicans scrambled Tuesday to avoid the ire of AARP and veterans, offering to support payments to 20 million low- income seniors and 250,000 disabled vets left out of the House stimulus package
No Room at the Top With Octogenarian Senators
Daniel Akaka in their party’s Senate primary.
Virginia: EMILY’s List Casts Its Lot With Ex-Rep. Byrne
More recently, Byrne served in the state Senate and then ran an unsuccessful campaign for lieutenant governor in 2005.
Lott Slowly Dispersing His Campaign Surplus
But his PAC was a bit busier, showing donations of $5,000 apiece to a few Republican Senate candidates, though no Senate incumbents.
Frist, Carville Beat Carmen Electra
Here’s the verdict on the combo of Democratic strategist James Carville and former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.): hotter than Carmen Electra, but not as hot as Justin Timberlake — or a vomiting
Baucus Measure Alive in Senate
“It does appear that reports of the demise of the [Senate] Finance Committee version of the stimulus are greatly exaggerated,” said one senior Senate Democratic aide.
Kyl Faces First Test on Stimulus
Like Republicans, Democrats are keeping the pressure on, especially on incumbent Republican Senators who face tough re-elections at home.
Slow Start
[IMGCAP(1)]With little besides the stimulus debate stirring interest on the Hill, new lobbying registrations received by the Secretary of the Senate topped out at a meager 122 in January, Senate
A Swap for Wamp on Appropriations
Just one year after being re-established, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch has a new ranking member. Rep.
Targeted House Democrats Roll in Cash
His likely Democratic challenger, state Senate Minority Leader Mark Schauer, raised $200,000 more in the same period and banked $501,000.
Nation: Lott Poised to Aid Former GOP Senate Colleagues
Trent Lott (R-Miss.), still in control of two well-funded political bank accounts, plans on using the money to support Republican Senate candidates and Sen.
Leaders Whip on Stimulus
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), who faces a tough re-election race this year.
Ensign: NRSC Regains Footing
The incumbent retention charge could be considered dubious, as Republican incumbents have chosen to re-up in the tough, Democratic-leaning states of Maine, Minnesota, New Hampshire and Oregon, while
A Republican Reid
Tinsley is running in a crowded GOP primary for the Republican-leaning southern New Mexico 2nd district, which opened when Pearce decided to run for the Senate seat being vacated by Domenici.
Davis Officially Announces Sabbatical-Like Exit
Davis, who just three months ago was widely expected to be a top Republican contender for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen.
Kentucky: Wealthy Democrat Joins Senate Race at Deadline
The winner will face Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a longtime powerhouse in Bluegrass State politics who has raised more money than any Republican Senator up for re-election in 2008.
Lewis and Hulshof Join House GOP Exodus
Ron Lewis (Ky.) withdrew his papers to run for re-election and Rep. Kenny Hulshof (Mo.) announced that he would run for governor. Rep.
Congress Far Behind on E-mail Archives
Similarly, the thousands of e-mails that Members and staffers send every day can re-create the entire legislative process, from negotiations on bill language to discussions of floor votes.