Capuano’s Legislative Hallmarks Are Earmarks, Ethics
In the first televised debate of the Massachusetts Senate special election last month, Rep.
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More Television Advertising for Harry Reid
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s airwave offensive continued Friday with the launch of his fourth television ad of the 2010 campaign, a sign that despite his nonchalant attitude, the four-term Nevada
Etheridge Won’t Run Against Burr
Richard Burr (R) next year and instead will seek re-election in 2010.
Hutchison to Delay Resignation Until After 2010 Primary
“I realize this will keep me in the Senate past the primary election,— Hutchison plans to say, according to the AP.
Reid Launches Fourth Campaign Ad
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) continued his airwave offensive Friday with the launch of his fourth television ad of the 2010 campaign, another sign that despite his nonchalant attitude, the
Financial Lobbyists Man the Battle Stations
K Streeters say they expect to have more success modifying and moderating financial reform in the Senate.
Schumer: Brains and Brawn at Work
If the Senate passes a health care reform bill that includes a public insurance option, Senate Democratic Conference Vice Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) will likely get much of the credit given his tireless
Eye on the Senate: Self-Funder Airs TV Ad In Ohio
Rob Portman should be the party nominee in a key open-seat Senate race next year.
Reid to Spend Brief Recess Fundraising
for his 2010 re-election bid.
Liberal PAC Launches Ads Against Lincoln
Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), facing the prospect of a tough re-election bid next year, is under pressure from a liberal activist group to support a motion to proceed on health care reform legislation that
Roberts Drops Out of Race Against Minnick
—“I feel that it is my responsibility to my family to step out of the race at this time and concentrate on my health,— Roberts said.Roberts’ withdrawal leaves Vaughn Ward, a former Senate aide and CIA
GOP Senate Hopefuls Court Audience of 1,600 in Connecticut
Jerry Labriola defeated another Republican at the convention to win the Senate nomination and then defeated the same Republican a few months later in the primary.
Iowa: Conlin Makes Bid Against Grassley Official
nation’s trial lawyers association, announced Monday that she has filed paperwork to initiate her campaign, which also released a video that focused on her Iowa upbringing and her reasons for running for Senate
Lincoln Treads Carefully as Agriculture Chairman
And it doesn’t appear that the two-term Senator, who faces a potentially tough re-election battle next year, is rushing to step into controversy.
Moderates Go Their Own Way on Health Care
the Senate floor sometime in the next few weeks.
K Street Files: Unions Thank Vulnerable Democrats for Health Vote
Major union groups are spending $1 million this week to thank endangered Democratic Members whose yea health care votes over the weekend may complicate their 2010 re-election chances.
Club Endorsement Should Boost Rubio’s Finances
That’s because there’s a difference between the group’s financial abilities in a Senate race compared to a House race.
Members Walk in Veterans’ Boots
But just as Coffman had been re-elected Colorado’s state treasurer in 2005, he heard that the Marines needed people like him — those with a military background who also understood government — to go to
Majority Savors a Historic Vote
The legislative battle is far from over, with the Senate facing renewed filibuster threats Sunday from Sen. Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.) and Republican Senators.
Senate Republicans Stay Above Tea Party Fray
But, with rare exceptions, Senate Republicans have been careful to avoid those sorts of internecine rifts and to not drift too far to the right.