Manchin and Raese Sail to Victory in West Virginia Primaries
Ken Hechler and Sheirl Fletcher, who ran for the Senate as a Republican in 2008. With 27 percent of precincts reporting, Manchin had 74 percent of the vote.
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Supreme Court Confirmation Votes Cost Reid NRA Endorsement
A National Rifle Association official indicated Friday that the organization will not endorse Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in his re-election bid, but the official stopped short of saying whether
Louisiana, West Virginia Voters Head to Primaries on Saturday
Voters in Louisiana and West Virginia will head to the polls Saturday for primaries in both the House and Senate.
Rasmussen, PPP Moving Closer in Poll Results
But with new polling by a Democratic firm in three key states showing identical results, is it time for a re-evaluation of Rasmussen?
McCain Hits the Trail — but Not Just for Himself
“He certainly plans on doing everything in his power to ensure that we regain control of the House and Senate,” McCain spokesman Brian Rogers said.
Sutton Counts on Blue-Collar Brigades in Ohio Re-Election Fight
At a United Steelworkers fundraiser Friday evening for her re-election campaign, the fashionable Sutton could have easily been mistaken for a real estate agent, ambling among the callused, sunburned
Coburn, Barrasso Among Senators Eyed for Murkowski’s Leadership Slot
If that happens, Senate GOP aides said, Sens. Tom Coburn (Okla.) and John Barrasso (Wyo.) could be candidates for Murkowski’s No. 5 leadership slot.
With No Race of His Own, Thune Helps Others
With his own re-election a sure thing, Senate Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Thune is spending the home stretch of the August recess traveling to raise money for GOP Congressional candidates
Brown Off on Four-State Campaign Swing
most sought-after surrogates on the GOP fundraising circuit, is scheduled to headline an event for Karyn Polito, a Republican state Representative running for Massachusetts treasurer, as well as three Senate
McCain Appears Primed to Turn Aside Primary Challenge
There hasn’t been a public poll released on Tuesday’s Arizona GOP Senate primary in more than a month, illustrating Sen. John McCain’s commanding position in the once white-hot race with former Rep.
Boswell Benefits From Republican’s Travails
He was first elected to the Urbandale City Council in 1996, served as mayor from 1998 to 2005 and then was elected to the state Senate.
Boyd Faces Dog Fight This Fall
Boyd had spent $2.3 million on his re-election as of Aug. 4, with much of that going toward television advertising against fellow Democrat Al Lawson, the state Senate Minority Leader.
Arizona House Race Gets a Little Nasty’
Republicans were upset with previous nominee Tim Bee, the state Senate president and former grade school classmate of Giffords who local party leaders felt shied away from attacking her.
Group Coordinates Attack on GOP Over Social Security, Medicare
Every state on that list except for Minnesota features a major contested Senate race. Six of those seats are currently held by Democrats.
Frank Gives Advice on Targeting Conservative Democrats
“The Speaker’s highest priority is to re-elect every single incumbent Democratic Member of Congress, who have worked to create jobs, restore fiscal discipline and move America forward, not back,”
DeMint Looks to Carry Endorsement Success Into General Election
to the various Senate primary candidates he has backed during this election cycle.
Stevens Dies in Plane Crash
The indictment was issued in July, but Stevens was still able to win the Republican primary for his re-election in August.
Feingold Declares Opposition to Post-Election Session
but before the newly elected Congress takes office, lame-duck sessions provide an opportunity to override the public’s will as expressed at the ballot box,” said the Wisconsin lawmaker, who is up for re-election
House Passes Border Security Bill
The House passed a $600 million border security bill Tuesday by voice vote, kicking off a highly unusual, mid-August special session that Democrats have geared toward boosting their vulnerable Members’ re-election
Unions Spending Big to Influence House Vote
Teachers unions are promising retribution for lawmakers who do not authorize the spending package — a threat that is likely to target Republicans as well as conservative Democrats, who face tough midterm re-election