Democrats Boost Campaign Attack Strategy
Pat Toomey (R) in most public polls of the Keystone State Senate race, offered a similar assessment.
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Reid Narrows Goals for Immigration This Year
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday that while he remains committed to pursuing a comprehensive immigration reform bill, he may be forced to settle for a narrower measure this fall.
Democrats Eager for Obama to Hit Trail
A senior Senate Democratic aide said Obama only needs to do two things: “Focus on the economy and beat up on Republicans.”
DCCC Turns to Mook’s Ground Game for Fall
In ninth grade, Mook auditioned for the school play, and the head of the theater department also happened to be a state legislator running for re-election.
DCCC Turns to Mook’s Ground Game for Fall
In ninth grade, Mook auditioned for the school play, and the head of the theater department also happened to be a state legislator running for re-election.
Rangel Now Fighting Battles on Two Fronts
Reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show Rangel’s re-election campaign has raised nearly $1.7 million this cycle and retained $517,000 in cash on hand as of the end of June.
Van Hollen to Face His Future Soon
It’s no secret that if Van Hollen had his druthers, he’d already be in the Senate by now. But with Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) cruising to another term and first-term Sen.
Hill Climbers: Helping to Finish Out a Legacy
Lois Capps’ re-election campaign in 2000. “In my head I was thinking, OK, after this I’m going to go home, pack up my stuff and move out to California and work here.'”
Reid’s Decision on Energy Vote Pleases Almost No One
But more moderate Democrats, along with some liberals up for re-election, said they feared a repeat of last August, when tea party-inspired protesters showed up at Member town halls to heckle Democrats
GOP Assails Sandlin Family Ties
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin’s family situation is becoming a major headache for the South Dakota Democrat in her tough re-election bid, with Republicans ramping up their criticisms of her voting record —
Inhofe Fires Part-Timers Over Ethics Concerns
According to Federal Election Commission records, Sublett has also donated $6,850 to Inhofe’s re-election campaigns since joining his staff, a violation of Senate rules prohibiting staff from donating
Pelosi Fires Back at GOP’s Calls for Repeal: We’re Not Going Back’
She also said she did not regret passing a sweeping cap-and-trade energy bill last year even though the Senate appears incapable of passing anything similar.
Sensenbrenner: Don’t Abandon Yucca Mountain
Obama is seeking to kill Yucca Mountain before it opens not because it is good for the American people but because it is good for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D), who is engaged in a tough re-election
NRSC Will Let West Virginia Primary Take Its Course
With the contest now set for Aug. 28 and Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) committed to running for re-election to her House seat, Cornyn and his staff are talking to other individuals about taking
Capito to Forgo West Virginia Senate Run
Legislation allowing for a November Senate special election passed by the West Virginia Legislature on Monday would have allowed Capito to run simultaneously for re-election and in the Senate race
Schumer Hoards Cash, Tops DSCC in Available Funds
Charles Schumer is stockpiling money for a re-election race that hardly exists, and the New York Democrat ended June with more cash on hand than the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Nation: Schumer Hoards Cash, Tops DSCC in Funds
Charles Schumer is stockpiling money for a re-election race that hardly exists, and the New York Democrat ended June with more cash on hand than the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Reid May Push DREAM Act in Lieu of Immigration Reform
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid may look to move a scaled-down immigration reform bill before the November elections if he believes comprehensive reform is dead for the year.
Two-Year Losing Streak Irks Daily Caller
The Ballers first registered to play in the Senate League last year, as the website, founded by conservative pundit and journalist Tucker Carlson, readied for a January 2010 launch.
W.Va. Legislature Will Vote on Compromise Election Bill
He would have been up for re-election in 2012.