Where Are They Now?
The 4th district leans Republican, but Musgrave won re-election last year with just 45.6 percent of the vote. They Can Hackett.
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Colorado: Paccione Decides Against Rematch With Musgrave
Clark Backs LaRocco for Senate Former Rep. Larry LaRocco (D), running an uphill battle for Senate in the conservative Gem State, has been endorsed by retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark.
The Railroading of America
At a standing-room-only markup on Sept. 20, the Senate railroad antitrust bill was reported out of the Judiciary Committee — “the first time,” Szabo said, “that the Judiciary Committee had ever reported
Democrats Say Dole Is a Target but Lacks a Challenger
Bev Perdue, to run for Senate, but neither has abandoned the gubernatorial race.
Race for Pickering’s Seat Tops ’08 Political Agenda
[IMGCAP(1)] Even with one of its two GOP House Members set to retire at the end of this Congress and one of its two Republican Senators up for re-election next year, it appears that the Magnolia State
Franking Critics Want Full Disclosure of Costs
Senate restrictions prohibit Members from sending mail 60 days before an election; that restriction is 90 days in the House.
California: Businessman Explores Race for Hunter’s Seat
Drucker MICHIGAN Berryman Clearing Path for Fellow Democrat Democrats continue to catch breaks in the 7th district, where a second potentially strong contender has deferred to state Senate
McCain Again a Regular Senate Presence
In large part, McCain’s increased role in the Senate can be linked directly to the issues now before the chamber.
Should the NRSC Spend Any Time on Lautenberg?
Bob Menendez (D), who had been appointed to the Senate seat and was carrying plenty of baggage during his first Senate race. Only 34 percent said they approved of Menendez’s job performance.
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Reid Getting Own Approps Medicine
“I guess a lot of Republicans who were up for re-election were going to have difficulties [voting on appropriations], and sure enough, they did. They got beat.
Democrats Still Have the Cash Advantage
But our re-energized base has helped us not only raise the same amount as the Democrats this month, but net more money for the last two months,” NRSC spokeswoman Rebecca Fisher said.
More GOP Moderates Looking for Exit
Christopher Shays (R-Conn.) said he will not run for re-election unless GOP leaders support his bid to become the top Republican on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
Sources: Weller Set to Announce Retirement
Weller’s Congressional office said he would announce his re-election plans in the coming weeks. “He has no plans to announce his retirement. None,” Shearer said.
Homecoming
Schaffer ran for the GOP Senate nomination in 2004 but lost to beer magnate Pete Coors. Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way.
When Committees Collide
The NRSC is not explicitly recruiting Davis, and he has long expressed an interest in a Senate seat.
Romney Outlines Hill Strategy
Additionally, Romney would move to end illegal immigration and stem the proliferation of Congressional re-election gold, otherwise known as “earmarks.”
Senate Vacancy Could Topple Many Dominoes
Tim Johnson (D) back at work and planning to run for re-election, and most top-tier Republicans uninterested in running for federal office this cycle, it would appear that little change is on the horizon
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Missouri: Cheney Aids Graves’ Push for More Money
Facing what likely will be a tough re-election contest next year, Rep. Sam Graves (R) is enlisting all the help he can get trying to build on his narrow fundraising advantage.