Senate Moderates Discuss Opposing Public Option, Nelson Says
Senate Democratic moderates huddled privately Tuesday to discuss health care, Sen.
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GOP Candidates Hit TV Airwaves Early in Connecticut Senate Race
Yet another Republican in the Connecticut Senate race launched a new television ad Tuesday — 10 months before the primary — further underscoring how competitive and expensive the contest has already become
Moderates Make Feelings Known
Senate Democratic moderates warned Tuesday that they may block passage of a massive health care overhaul this year if Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) insists on pushing reform legislation that contains
New Texas GOP Chief Wants Straight Scoop From Senator
The Jan. 4 date is noteworthy because some Republican officeholders on 2010 ballots might want to run for Hutchison’s seat in a special Senate election that her resignation would spawn. Lt.
Texas: New GOP Chief Wants KBH Timetable PDQ
David Dewhurst (R) currently is running for re-election, but he’s seen as a potential candidate for Hutchison’s seat.
Dodd and Lieberman at Odds Once Again
“Where their relationship is, I’d say it’s much better,— said a former Democratic Senate aide who now works downtown. To be sure, not all Senate delegations are tight.
Ex-Nebraska Sen. Kerrey Draws Down Campaign Account
Kerrey, who served in the Senate from 1989 through 2000 and is now president of The New School in New York City, gave a $120,000 charitable contribution in August to the University of Nebraska Foundation
Iowa Democrat Conlin Eyes Sen. Grassley’s Seat
Democratic leaders are promising a vigorous challenger for Grassley, who has won all four of his Senate re-election bids with at least 66 percent of the vote against weak opposition.
Ex-Nebraska Sen. Kerrey Draws Down Once-Hefty Campaign Account
Kerrey, who served in the Senate from 1989 to 2000 and is now president of the New School in New York City, gave a $120,000 charitable contribution in August to the University of Nebraska Foundation via
Conlin Eyes 2010 Race Against Grassley
— Democratic leaders are promising a vigorous challenger for Grassley, who has won all four of his Senate re-election bids with at least 66 percent of the vote against weak opposition.
A Road Well-Traveled in Drive to Hold Power: Destroy the Opposition
Jim Hunt (D) 25 years ago in North Carolina’s 1984 Senate race, when Helms came from behind to beat the once-popular challenger by almost 4 points.
The Rose Garden: Kerry Is Just One in the Hill’s Shadow’ Cabinet
Durbin is Obama’s official Senate BFF, home-state compadre and ideological soulmate. Why shouldn’t the two of them be running the world together?
Brown Endorses Meek in Florida Senate Race
Senate,— Brown said in a statement released by Meek’s campaign on Thursday.
Inouye Hits Senate Milestone
Inouye is up for re-election in 2010 and is a shoo-in to win a ninth term. Inouye’s Congressional service dates to Aug. 21, 1959, when he entered the House as Hawaii became the 50th state.
Senate Race
Indeed, publicly released surveys have shown that Burr and Reid continue to battle some of the worst polling numbers of Senators up for re-election in 2010.
Senate Hands Reid a Defeat on Doc Fix’
The Senate soundly defeated a $250 billion extension to the Medicare physician payment program Wednesday, marking a potentially inauspicious start for Democratic leaders to the formal floor debate on the
Florida: Two CBC Members Gave to Brown’s Senate Effort
Before she announced last Friday that she would run for re-election in 2010, Federal Election Commission reports show that Rep.
Nation: DSCC Maxes Out to Lincoln and Dorgan
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has maxed out to the 2010 re-election campaigns of Sens. Blanche Lincoln (Ark.) and Byron Dorgan (N.D.).
Reid Targeted by Progressives With Good Cop, Bad Cop’ Ads on Public Option
It looks like progressive groups are trying to play a little “good cop, bad cop— routine with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) as they push for Senate Democrats to include a public insurance
Will the Buckeye State Swing Back to the GOP in 2010?
Mike DeWine (R) drew just 44 percent in his unsuccessful bid for re-election.