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Legal Bills Soar in Disputed House Race
Going into his 1996 re-election, then-Rep. Bob Dornan (R-Calif.) had a hunch he was short on cash.
For Davis, It May Be Up or Out
“I’ve talked to most of [the Virginia GOP delegation] and they all understand what I want to do at this point if [the Senate seat] opens.
Fahey Encouraged to Eye Potential Vacancy
Omaha Mayor Mike Fahey (D) is considering running for Senate in 2008, telling the Omaha World-Herald he likely would launch a bid if Sen. Chuck Hagel (R) does not run for re-election.
Special House Election Looms
Hudgens, chairman of the state Senate Insurance and Labor Committee, said last week that he would run if there was a vacancy.
Will Another Carnahan Challenge Bond in 2010?
Kit Bond (R) holds until a 2010 appointment with re-election.
AFSCME Vows to Defend Incumbents
The Republican National Convention will be held in a state where there will be another hard-fought Senate election next year — Minnesota. McEntee said AFSCME is determined to defeat Sen.
Georgia: Candidates Emerge in Norwood District
Whittington TEXAS Wallace Nears Verdict on Running in 22nd Sugar Land Mayor David Wallace (R) has decided against running for re-election next year, fueling speculation that he instead will
No Rush to Judgment
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) re-election next year, but they are less enthused about rallying around a standard-bearer early in the cycle.
For Democrats, Time to Pad Senate Majority and Think 60 Seats
Colorado topped the list of vulnerable ’08 Senate seats even before Sen. Wayne Allard (R) announced that he would not seek re-election. Democratic Rep.
Democrats Accelerate Effort to Aid Johnson
Tim Johnson (D-S.D.) will run for re-election in 2008, at least seven of his Democratic Senate colleagues are organizing big-ticket fundraisers in the coming weeks to help him fill his campaign coffers
When Obama Wasn’t a Star
However, Axelrod did serve as Obama’s top consultant for his 2004 Senate race, and he is playing a leading role in his presidential run.
Report: Lautenberg Hits Mashed Potato Circuit
According to the paper, Lautenberg, who is seeking his fifth term — he served from 1983 to 2000 and then won the Garden State’s other Senate seat in 2002 — has scheduled fundraising trips to Austin
Warner Warns of New Push on Iraq Resolution
Although Smith, Snowe and Voinovich also voted for the filibuster, Collins and Coleman, both up for re-election next year, did not.
New Hampshire: Hodes Working Off His Big Campaign Debt
But an aide told the Inquirer that the Senator expects to need about $15 million for his re-election.
High Definition
Mike Conaway (R-Texas), and served in the communications shop in the Bush/Cheney ’04 re-election campaign.
Lobbyists Aren’t the Campaigns’ Only Bundlers
Under the new Senate rules, this fascinating money trail would have to be disclosed for registered lobbyists such as Abramoff, but not corporate executives such as Lay.
Lone Star State Struggle
“One of the things [Republicans] did not do well while in charge of the House and Senate is take a look at spending controls,” Bettencourt said, touting his conservative credentials, both economically
Mardi Gras Kicks Off With Baker Fundraiser
Richard Baker (R) is celebrating Mardi Gras in Washington, D.C., to raise money, which could be used for a Senate bid. Baker is considering challenging Sen. Mary Landrieu (D) in 2008.
Weather Watchers
Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) made no secret of his interest in protecting his home-state company as he battled for re-election.