Mountain: One Bennett Lost, But Will the Other Bennet?
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Menendez Follows Odd Path to Higher Office
harbor higher leadership ambitions, but colleagues say he isn’t doing anything obvious to position himself for any spots that may open up if Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) loses his uphill battle for re-election
Southwest: Teague, McCain Bloody Fights Get Top Billing
Sarah Palin’s (R) 2010 electoral hit list, was already facing a tough fight before Jonathan Paton (R) resigned his seat in the state Senate to challenge her.
Plains: Kansas Is Hotbed of Activity in the Heartland
The district has a conservative bend and slightly favors Republicans, a fact that is not reflected in Congressman Moore’s recent re-election margins.
Mid-Atlantic: Big Pennsylvania, New York Wins Could Push GOP to Majority
House At-large Open seat: Mike Castle (R) is running for Senate Outlook: Leans Democratic With the popular Castle eschewing a re-election bid to run for Senate, Delaware’s at-large district
South: Road to House Majority Winds Through Dixie
thing about Shelby’s re- election race is seeing how high his cash-on-hand total climbs.
Capito & Rogers: EPA Threatens Future of Mining Industry
Tomorrow, the minority staff of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will release a report that details the dramatic realities of this incomprehensible scheme that amounts to nothing short
Democrats Are Not as Desperate in the Senate
Arlen Specter switched parties and gave Democrats 60 seats in the Senate.
House Overview: Money Can’t Fix What’s Broken for Democrats
From the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial elections late last year to the Senate special election in Massachusetts in January, independents are acting and voting like Republicans after ignoring the
Climate Bill Backers Optimistic Despite Lack of GOP Support
John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.) introduced sweeping climate change legislation Wednesday that faces an uncertain future in the Senate.
Shop Talk: Consultants Mark Highs, Lows in West Virginia
Water Under the Bridgewater Businessman Tim Bridgewater used a few seasoned consulting hands to help him finish first in the Senate race at the Utah GOP convention last week, where both he
Kerry, Lieberman Gather Allies for Climate Bill
While the legislation faces an uncertain future in the Senate, particularly after Sen.
Echoes of ’08 Bailout Haunt Senators
But the vote was highly controversial, and it nearly cost Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and other Republican incumbents their re-elections.
Utah: Bennett Won’t Close Door on Write-In Effort
Bob Bennett on Tuesday declined to rule out seeking re-election as a write-in candidate.
DuHaime Tapped to Run NRSC IE Effort
Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign.
Bennett Leaves Open Possibility of Write-In Candidacy
Bob Bennett on Tuesday declined to rule out seeking re-election as a write-in candidate, indicating he would let the dust settle from his defeat over the weekend at his state’s Republican primary nominating
Pennsylvania: Clinton Booked to Headline Critz Rally
John Murtha (D), always won re-election by overwhelming margins. Clinton will headline a rally at the Pasquerilla Conference Center on Sunday, two days before voters go to the polls.
Reform Debate Polishes Dodd’s Image
for his presidential aspirations when the mortgage crisis hit — and who later fretted that he would cost them a Senate seat this fall.
Democrats Poised to Rally Behind Lassa to Succeed Obey
Lassa, 39, was first elected to the Wisconsin Assembly in 1998 and re-elected twice. She moved to the state Senate in 2003, when she won a special election, and was re-elected in 2004 and 2008.
Mollohan, Pa. Special Put Ethics in Spotlight
Should Mollohan survive that intraparty test, ethics will again be a major issue in what is likely to be his toughest re-election race.