Johnson to Make Quiet D.C. Return This Week
At the same time, however, Johnson has faced little pressure from his Senate colleagues and his leadership to re-emerge too soon.
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Craig Hires a Crisis Team; Otter Still Quiet
the governor a favor when he chose to run for re-election as lieutenant governor last year even though he was serving as acting governor at the time of the November elections.
Virginia Donnybrook Set
Gilmore would be starting a Senate campaign way behind Davis in the fundraising department.
Kerrey Won’t Try Comeback if Hagel Runs Again
Meanwhile, Republicans who have been waiting for a Senate seat to open up are being far less patient than Kerrey.
CVC Watch
Crews also completed architectural and decorative finishes at the virtual House and Senate theaters, which will show short films highlighting the history and culture of the two chambers and include
Iraq, Approps Fights to Top Remaining Agenda
With the exception of the Homeland Security spending bill, the House will have to wait out the spending bill debates in the Senate before it can re-engage on conference reports to send to the president
California: Support for Doolittle Continues to Slip Away
“Lampson will win re-election because he has proven himself to be a strong leader in Congress.”
Craig Asks for Forgiveness as Senate GOP Calls for Ethics Investigation
Just minutes after Senate Republican leaders issued a statement Tuesday afternoon recommending the Senate Ethics Committee review Sen.
Louisiana Treasurer Sets Up Likely Battle With Landrieu
Kennedy made no mention of the 2008 Senate race in his statement, saying only that he planned to seek a third term as treasurer as a Republican this November.
Renzi Says He Will Not Seek Re-election
“I will not be seeking re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2008,” Renzi said.
Democrats’ Senate Fundraising Committee Stayed Hot in July
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) Notable contributions to the DSCC from campaign committees of or “leadership PACs” associated with Democratic senators Note: All three of these senators were re-elected
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Pickering Announces Retirement
Chip Pickering (R-Miss.) announced Thursday that he has decided not to run for re-election in 2008, becoming the third Republican House Member this week to reveal plans to leave Congress.
Young State Senator Aims at Inhofe in Oklahoma
James Inhofe (R-Okla.) is bracing for a tough re-election fight next year, with Democrats enthusiastic and looking to play in the conservative Sooner State even as Republicans remain bullish on the incumbent
Fight Averted Over Bush Picks
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has quietly shelved plans to hold the Senate in pro forma session this month after the White House agreed to refrain from making any executive appointments during
Daschle: Obama Counselor
Daschle, defeated for re-election in 2004 while serving as Minority Leader, endorsed the Illinois Senator in February.
Two Wealthy Democrats Eye Alexander Challenge
Harold Ford Jr., Tennessee Democrats came within 3 points of picking up an open Senate seat.
For Mark Warner, There May Be Too Many Options
In Virginia, the Democratic State Central Committee will decide no later than March 12 whether to select a 2008 Senate nominee in a June primary or convention.
California: Does Capps’ Daughter’s Job Signal a Future Bid?
She also unsuccessfully sought the Democratic Senate nomination in Illinois, where she was living at the time, in 2004. Peters lost a race for state attorney general by 1,500 votes in 2002.
Graham Facing More Heat on Immigration
such as South Carolina, where AM talk-radio hosts have bloodied the Senate proposal and said it tries to reward those who have broken the law.