Sources: Cleaver Gunning to Lead CBC
Unlike Lee, Cleaver has no leadership PAC, but he has contributed to Richmond’s campaign, as well as to CBC member Dan Payne’s re-election effort, according to reports filed with the Federal Election
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Cornyn Likes Outlook, Hopes for GOP Control of Senate in 2012
National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) remains optimistic that his party is headed for major gains in the Senate on Nov. 2, but he still believes flipping the chamber is
Murkowski Stays in Alaska, Will Miss Vote
Murkowski, who lost her Senate primary to Fairbanks lawyer Joe Miller, has yet to reveal whether she will pursue re-election in the Nov. 2 general election as a write-in candidate or on the Libertarian
Ellsworth’s Seat Looks to Be a Difficult Hold
The Hoosier State features three competitive House races, a Senate race that is lighting up the airwaves and a governor who is being treated nationally as a potential presidential candidate.
Democratic Job Prospects Dim on K Street
“There’s certainly a lot of folks who are nervous about the elections and what that means for their future,” said a Senate Democratic staffer who recently left for the private sector.
GOP Faces Final Ballot Tests Before November
The Republican Senate primary pits conservative pundit Christine O’Donnell against longtime Rep.
Lobbyists Quick to Shift From Murkowski to Miller
Lisa Murkowski to decide whether she’ll pursue re-election as a write-in candidate or a Libertarian in the wake of her defeat in Alaska’s Republican primary, and this week they began preparing to support
Congress Returns to Gridlock
Washington this week with just three or four weeks to try to change the narrative that’s driving this election season, but they acknowledge that the gridlock they left behind in August is all but certain to re-emerge
Long Wait Persists for Judicial Hopefuls
But don’t expect the Senate to suddenly push aside its other business and spend the next month trying to ram through President Barack Obama’s long-stalled picks for the bench.
Say Goodbye to Most Powerful Speaker’
Those lobbyists said many moderates think Pelosi doesn’t appreciate the fact that they took tough votes for her over the past two years and now may lose re-election as a result.
Murkowski Likely to Lose Leadership Spot if Campaign Continues
Murkowski, who conceded the GOP primary last month to Fairbanks lawyer Joe Miller, could announce as soon as Thursday whether she will continue her campaign for re-election as a write-in candidate
Congress Must Save Stem Cell Research
For years, Senate and House appropriations committee reports have declared — under Congresses and presidents of both parties — that Dickey-Wicker’s language “should not be construed to limit federal
Johanns Waves Off Bid for Leadership Post
Lisa Murkowksi’s loss last month in the Alaska Senate primary. Johanns and Wyoming Sen.
McConnell Lends Top Aide to NRSC
Senate Republican Communication Center Staff Director Josh Holmes will take a leave from the Kentucky Republican’s staff to join the NRSC this week.
Daley Announcement Could Tempt Illinois Lawmakers
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley’s announcement Tuesday that he will not seek re-election next year could scramble Illinois’ Congressional delegation, and perhaps the White House.
New Hampshire Pre-Primary Reports Reaffirm Bass, Kuster as Frontrunners
Paul Hodes (D) decided to run for the open Senate seat instead of for re-election, applicants for his job formed a long line in the western New Hampshire district.
Spratt Tries to Budget for Fall Victory
Mulvaney questions why voters should believe that re-electing Spratt is beneficial to the district when the area has an unemployment rate above the state average and every county in the district
Bush Tax Cuts Showing Some Bipartisan Vigor
Harry Mitchell (D-Ariz.), a sophomore running for re-election in a district won by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in the 2008 presidential election.
Republicans Eye Murkowski’s Leadership and Committee Slots
Burr is currently the second-ranking Republican on Energy and Natural Resources, and will succeed Murkowski as ranking member as long as he wins re-election in November.
Republicans Eye McCain’s Millions in Excess 2008 Funds
McCain’s compliance fund reported $17.1 million in cash on hand as of June 30, with $4.65 million in transfers to the Senator’s re-election committee having been made during the second quarter of