Judge Rejects Miller Complaints in Alaska Senate Race
An Alaska judge Friday evening rejected a challenge by Senate candidate Joe Miller (R) to the election results that appear to have returned Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) to the Senate.
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DLC’s 100 Democrats List Predicted Governors, Stars
A decade later, O’Malley was re-elected to a second term as governor of Maryland and is the new chairman of the Democratic Governors Association.
Group Mocks Scott Brown’s Truck in First 2012 Campaign Ad (VIDEO)
“He is particularly vulnerable — being up for re-election in 2012 in a traditionally blue state,” the group’s founder Erica Payne said in a statement.
Cornyn Shifts to Phase 2 of Majority Battle Plan
DeMint raised $5.6 million for Republican Senate candidates during the 2010 cycle through his Senate Conservatives Fund political action committee and plans to build on that effort over the next
Iowa GOP Chairman to Run for Re-Election
Iowa GOP Chairman Matt Strawn will run for re-election in January, a state party spokeswoman confirmed on Thursday.
Holmes to Succeed Piper as McConnell Chief of Staff
Senate Republican Communications Center Staff Director Josh Holmes is taking over as Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (Ky.) personal office chief of staff.
Patty Murray: Chairing DSCC Was ‘Right Thing to Do’
Coming off a 2010 cycle that saw them lose six Senate seats, Democrats are facing an increasingly difficult election cycle in 2012, when twice as many Democrats as Republicans are up for re-election
George Allen Targets Once (and Future?) Rival Jim Webb
“This week, Virginia had no say in the Senate when Senator Webb sided with Washington liberals, like Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer,” Allen said.
Pollster Finds Debbie Stabenow ‘Vulnerable’ in Re-Election Bid
There was a lot of upheaval in the Michigan delegation in 2010, despite not having a Senator up for re-election. Five Congressmen left the Congressional delegation. Republican Rep.
Swing States Prepare for 2012, Redistricting
Two years later, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid won re-election despite being among the most vulnerable incumbents in the country — the result of an impressive get-out-the-vote effort and a divisive
McMahon Among Most Spendy Self-Funders
A finance executive, the New Jersey Democrat contributed $60.2 million to a successful 2000 Senate campaign.
Rothenberg’s End of the Year Awards for 2010
Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) • South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Vic Rawl • Florida GOP gubernatorial nominee Bill McCollum • Delaware GOP Senate candidate Rep.
Thune Quietly Gathers 2012 Advice
Thune was uncontested for re-election on Nov. 2, cruising to a second term six years after defeating then-Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D) in a dogfight.
Feingold Couldn’t Re-Create ’92 Magic
This year, he attempted to reprise that theme in front of his house, but even that attempt at re-creating the spark wasn’t enough to dramatically alter the race.
Safely Re-Elected, Reid Steps Back Into the Ring
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is back.
Menendez Likens Tax Fight to Negotiating With Terrorists
Senate Democrats lashed out at Republicans on Friday, accusing them of holding the nation’s economic prosperity hostage for the benefit of the wealthy and likening the GOP to a terrorist organization
Ex-Massa Aide Settles Harassment Complaint
Congressional employees, including House and Senate aides, may file formal complaints with the Office of Compliance under the Congressional Accountability Act, which applied laws covering civil rights
Jobless Democratic Aides Staying Optimistic
The sheer number of ousted staffers — and the collective sting of the midterms, in which Democrats lost the House majority and saw their numbers dwindle in the Senate — seems to have inspired Democrats
Donnelly’s Win Could Lead to Statewide Bid
Yet Republicans swept statewide offices in Indiana, while its Senate seat and two House seats switched from Democratic to Republican hands.
House Vote on DREAM Act Possible Next Week
Immigration reform advocates have been pushing hard for action on the issue in the lame-duck Congress, namely because Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) vowed to make it a priority as he