Kaine Says He Will Stay at DNC
Kaine has overseen the committee during the two-year cycle that Democrats lost control of the House and lost seats in the Senate.
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LeMieux Returns to Law Firm; Nelson Raising Money
While the move does not rule out a Senate bid in 2012, leading such an expansion at a major law firm and trying to unseat an incumbent Senator at the same time could prove difficult — especially as other
Could Reapportionment Help Losing Democrats?
Any of these Democrats could choose to run for Senate as well, because Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R) will be up for re-election.
Ethics Panel Drops Complaint Against Dodd Just Before He Retires
The Senate Ethics Committee has dismissed a complaint alleging that outgoing Sen. Chris Dodd took part in a corrupt real estate deal.
Mikulski to Become Longest-Serving Female Senator
Senate signals to other women — both those who already serve in politics and those who might be interested in entering the electoral arena — that women can win elections, consistently gain re-election
Anti-Abortion Groups Targeting Casey’s Re-Election Bid
Pennsylvania’s senior Senator, up for re-election in 2012, is now one of just three anti-abortion Democrats in the Senate.
GOP Readies Assault on Health Care Law
“It’s high on our agenda,” Senate Republican Conference Chairman Lamar Alexander (Tenn.) said.
Joe Miller Won’t Block Murkowski Certification
Republican Senate nominee Joe Miller announced early Monday morning he will not challenge the certification of Sen.
North Dakota GOPers Target Conrad Seat
Conrad was first elected to the Senate in 1986, but decided not to run for re-election in 1992, fulfilling a pledge not to seek a second term if the deficit had not been reduced. But when Sen.
Black RNC Members Not Backing Steele
Don’t expect the Republican National Committee’s two black members to support Chairman Michael Steele in his re-election bid in January.
Coburn Paints Bleak Picture of U.S. Economic Future
The Oklahoman, who won re-election this year, also reiterated his intention to make good on his promise to serve only two terms in the Senate.
112th Congress Marks End to Some Legacies
Bob Bennett (R-Utah), who got his start in politics by managing his father’s Senate re-election campaign in 1962, saw the end of his Senate career when he failed to win his party’s nomination at a GOP
Obama Need Not Be a One-Term President
In 1996, after he was re-elected, I wrote her a check. Fortunately, she didn’t try to cash it.
Coats Lambastes Congress for Handling of Lame Duck
Instead they got a lame duck session of congress in which the Democrats are still in charge, and many who failed to be re-elected are still in office,” Coats said.
Exit Interview: Cao Reflects on Unlikely Term
While it’s unlikely Cao could ever win back his seat — in a year that saw Republican gains throughout the country, he lost re-election to his New Orleans-area district by 32 points — he says there
GOP Poll Shows Nelson in Trouble in Nebraska
Stenberg lost to Nelson by 2 points in their 2000 Senate race, and he announced days after being elected treasurer last month that he was considering another challenge to Nelson.
Poll: Obama Would Stomp Sarah Palin in Florida
The presidential race in the Sunshine State, of course, carries tremendous downballot implications for the re-election bid of Sen.
McConnell Says He Will Seek Re-Election in 2014
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, elected to his fifth term in the chamber just two years ago, tells Politico that there is no doubt he will seek re-election in 2014.
Specter: ‘Court Has Been Eating Congress’ Lunch’
In his Senate farewell speech dubbed “a closing argument to a jury of my colleagues,” Sen.
Census Figures Equal Loss of Six Electoral College Votes for Obama
The looming re-election battle has yet to really take shape, with more than a year to go before Republican voters begin to choose a candidate to challenge the Democratic president.