Dodd Won’t Run for Re-Election
Chris 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, according
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Dorgan Announces Retirement
— “Frankly, I think if I had decided to run for another term in the Senate I would be re-elected,— he said.
Lincoln Criticizes Nelson’s Health Care Deal
/p> According to ArkansasNews.com, Lincoln criticized Nelson for “horse trading,— which she said has no place in policy-heavy legislation such as the $871 billion health care package approved by the Senate
Utah GOP Rep. Chaffetz To Disclose Political Plans
But Bennett has drawn several challengers already — including Mike Lee, a prominent lawyer from Chaffetz’s hometown — and a story this week in the Deseret News seems to point to Chaffetz running for re-election
Dorgan Made Up Mind Before Telling Colleagues
Byron Dorgan’s (D-N.D.) decision to retire at the end of 2010 caught his fellow Senate Democratic leaders by surprise Tuesday.
Pombo Move Sets Up Bloody Primary Fight
Pombo, who lost his 2006 re-election in the nearby 11th district, cited his seniority and experience in Washington, D.C., as reasons why Central Valley voters should send him back to Congress after
Interest in Brown’s Open Seat Growing
Henry Brown’s (R-S.C.) announcement Monday that he will not run for re-election this year, the list of potential candidates for his Charleston-based seat is growing.
Nelson Scrambles to Defend Health Vote
Dave Heineman by 31 points in a hypothetical Senate matchup.
Radanovich Retirement Reduces Ranks of ’94 GOP Freshmen
Radanovich is not seeking re-election, Rep. Zach Wamp (Tenn.) is running for governor, and Rep.
Radanovich Retirement Reduces Ranks Of ’94 GOP Freshmen
Radanovich is not seeking re-election, Rep. Zach Wamp (Tenn.) is running for governor and Rep. Todd Tiahrt (Kan.) is seeking a Senate seat.
Few Senators Gave To DSCC, NRSC In November
November was a month of light giving by senators to their parties’ Senate campaign committees, according to recently filed campaign finance reports.
Ads Push Feingold on Public Option
Feingold, who is running for re-election in 2010, strongly supports the public option.
Liberal Group Presses Feingold on Health Care
week pressuring him to demand that the public insurance option be included in the final health care package, as liberal activists shift their attention to negotiations aimed at reconciling the House and Senate
White House Hopes to Soothe Liberals’ Angst
President Barack Obama is confronting a threat to his re-election as members of his base increasingly voice concern about his policies.
Van Hollen ‘Very Confident’ No More Party Defections
elections, the DCCC chairman predicted “a tough year— but said Democrats have several things in their favor, namely that 12 Republicans — a handful of which are in competitive districts — are not running for re-election
Despite Environment, Boyd Seems Secure for Now
He’s a veteran Democrat sitting in a conservative district who hasn’t had a tough re-election fight in years.
Reid’s Efforts Draw Coverage From Coast to Coast
Now that a health care reform bill has finally passed the Senate, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has been the subject of several glowing profiles in newspapers from coast to coast over the past few
Schumer Worked as Quiet Negotiator in Health Care Battle
But he also gravitated to it because it was a contentious issue for the caucus,— a senior Democratic Senate aide said.
Lieberman Should Get Credit for Role Passing Health Bill
Democrats could have written far, far better bills than either the House or Senate versions, but the Senate version required Herculean efforts on the part of two of the least-loved members of the
Moderates MIA During Democratic Victory Lap
Following a two-hour series of votes to clear the last remaining hurdles to passage of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) health care reform bill, most of the chamber’s 60 Democrats gathered