Reid Unlikely to Meet Lott’s Fate
Those guys were stirring the pot,— a former Senate Republican aide said.
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Those guys were stirring the pot,— a former Senate Republican aide said.
With Dodd gone, Reid is now, without question, the most vulnerable Democratic Senator up for re-election this year. Can he be saved? Should he be?
The Senate Office of Education and Training is scheduled on Friday to host the first of six clinics designed to help staffers with common writing mistakes.
Jim Gerlach announced that he would drop out of the gubernatorial race and run for re-election instead, thereby increasing GOP chances of holding his competitive suburban Philadelphia seat.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is rebuffing GOP calls to give up his leadership post after making racially insensitive remarks about Barack Obama in 2008.In a statement, Reid spokesman Jim
“Moreover, throughout my career, from efforts to integrate the Las Vegas strip and the gaming industry to opposing radical judges and promoting diversity in the Senate, I have worked hard to advance issues
Lincoln certainly wasn’t the only Member to have to reshuffle her holiday fundraising schedule due to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid‘s (D-Nev.) decision to force the chamber to remain in session
that had to be put off in December,— said Katie Laning Niebaum, Lincoln’s campaign spokeswoman.Lincoln certainly wasn’t the only Member to have to reshuffle her holiday fundraising schedule because of Senate
to Lorain County, Ohio, will end an unusual two-and-a-half-month stretch in which he rarely touched down in the battleground states that will decide control of Congress later this year — and his own re-election
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) was among the top beneficiaries of campaign donations from Sen.
Dodd (D-Conn.), who has for months been considered the most vulnerable incumbent seeking re-election this year, will announce Wednesday that he will not run for another term in November, a Democratic source
Byron Dorgan’s (D-N.D.) surprise retirement announcement Tuesday night — is expected to announce later today that he is running for re-election.
Congressional Republicans and financial services lobbyists alike said Wednesday that they hope the retirement of Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) will not blow up
—Dodd, who faced the toughest re-election of his career this year, announced his retirement at a noon press conference in Connecticut.
Dodd’s departure is a boost for Senate Democrats, who have long viewed him as the most vulnerable incumbent up for re-election in 2010.
Dodd’s departure is a boost for Senate Democrats, who have long viewed him as the most vulnerable incumbent up for re-election in 2010.
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal (D), who is expected to announce his candidacy for Senate in Connecticut Wednesday afternoon, would lead all of the Republicans in the field by at least 30 points according
There still are more House Republicans (14) who are not seeking re-election — either retiring or running for other office — than Democrats (10).
Dorgan, is senior vice president at the American Council of Life Insurers.While Dodd, on the other hand, has distanced himself from the financial services industry over the past year as he geared up for a re-election
— According to a late afternoon report in the Deseret News, party officials expect him to announce he will seek re-election to the House.