Alexander Will Debut Ambitious GOP Agenda Friday
Senate Republican Conference Chairman Lamar Alexander on Friday will lay out an aggressive GOP agenda for next year that includes a host of tax cuts, trade agreements and
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Nevada GOP Wary of Ensign Re-Election Bid
Ensign says he is running for re-election, despite spending much of the past year under the cloud of a federal investigation related to the extramarital affair he had with a former staffer.
Republican Announces Senate Bid Challenging McCaskill
She considered running for the open Senate seat in 2010 but deferred to Rep. Roy Blunt, who ultimately won the seat vacated by retiring Sen. Kit Bond (R).
Second Top McConnell Aide to Step Down This Year
He was the Senator’s political and finance director for his 1996 re-election campaign and returned to Washington, D.C., in 1997 to join McConnell’s legislative staff.
Shop Talk: Daschle, Glendening Form Grass-Roots Startup
Next year, the GOP will be targeting the Democrats’ four-seat majority in the state Senate. In 2012, the top targets will be Sen.
Joe Manchin Picks Political Hand for Chief of Staff
Joe Manchin has selected longtime Democratic political strategist Chris Kofinis to serve as his chief of staff on Capitol Hill, a sign he’s already looking toward re-election two years from now.
Harkin Holds Out Hope for Food Safety Bill
As a result, the House will have to pass a new version of the bill — one that will likely be identical to the Senate-passed measure — and send it to the Senate for a vote.
Money Defines RNC Chairman’s Job, Panelists Say
He served as chairman from 2007 to 2009, when he lost his re-election bid. Since then, he has run American Crossroads, the 527 group with which Republican strategist Karl Rove is affiliated.
For Durbin, Small Majority Means Whip Smart
Correction Appended Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin can’t seem to find his niche.
House May Block Food Safety Bill Over Senate Error
The Senate passed the bill Tuesday, sending it to the House, but House Democrats are expected to use a procedure known as “blue slipping” to block the bill, according to House and Senate GOP aides.
Finally Filled: Murray Is DSCC Pick
Patty Murray was an endangered incumbent with a 50-50 shot to win re-election.
Murray Agrees to Lead DSCC
Murray will replace outgoing DSCC Chairman Bob Menendez (N.J.) as 23 incumbents face re-election in 2012 in a host of battleground states.
Partisan K Streeters Scramble After Party Shift
Podesta, who is married to fellow lobbyist Tony Podesta and who is close to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), said this is the time of year that clients are re-evaluating their government relations
RNC Contenders Lining Up Against Steele
As Steele continues to waver on whether he’ll run for re-election, candidates for the RNC chairmanship are building up their own images by drawing a contrast with his.
Democratic Senators Beseech Murray to Lead DSCC
Patty Murray was buttonholed on the Senate floor Monday night by Democratic colleagues, many facing re-election in 2012, who urged her to lead Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee next year.
Maine Mystery: Snowe Tea Party Rival?
Dodge, a freelance writer, said the unnamed Maine Senate candidate, a man, has never run for elected office but enjoys strong name recognition.
Graham Expects Temporary Extension of All Tax Cuts
Graham was equally dour in his outlook on two other key issues facing the Senate during the lame duck, dismissing the chances that the chamber will pass either the DREAM
Influence Growing for Reid’s Top Lieutenants
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid appears to be centralizing power among his top lieutenants, even though his rank-and-file Members have been clamoring for more influence over caucus operations.
Kyl Stays Tight-Lipped on Political Future
Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl has repeatedly demurred when pushed to reveal whether he will run for re-election in 2012.
Bennett Will Open Business Consulting Group in 2011
Bennett was defeated for re-election at the state Republican convention by Mike Lee, who was elected to the Senate on Nov. 2.