Michigan: Stupak Gives to Wamp’s Gubernatorial Bid
Bart’s Bridge PAC gave $5,000 to the Michigan Democratic Party and also donated to the campaign committees of eight House Democrats who are seeking re-election.
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Industries Launch Defensive
Senate staffers say such accounts, which are not subject to taxes, encourage unnecessary health care spending.
GOP Faces Battle to Hold Castle’s Seat
Mike Castle’s Oct. 6 announcement that he will run for Senate was a double-edged sword that produced both favorable and challenging consequences for the party.
McMahon to Report Spending $2 Million So Far on Senate Bid
Third-quarter fundraising reports are due to be filed Thursday, and McMahon will report spending $2.05 million on her bid so far for the GOP Senate nomination.
Reid Raises Another $2 Million
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is hoping money can buy him love in Nevada.
Reid Raises $2 Million in Third Quarter
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D) is hoping money can buy him love in Nevada.
Big Top-Ticket Races Could Have Coattails
Dent won re-election with 59 percent last year, while Obama carried the district with 56 percent of the vote.
Obama Prepares to Hit the Trail
But many of the most critical races will be in red-state Senate contests and the dozens of Congressional districts won by Sen.
Delaware Senate Race Is Turned Upside Down by Castle’s Entry
Mike Castle (R-Del.) announced on Tuesday that he will run for the remaining four years of now-Vice President Joseph Biden’s Senate term.
Pennsylvania: Toomey: $1.5 Million Raised in 3rd Quarter
Toomey is the likely GOP Senate nominee in the Keystone State, where Sen. Arlen Specter is running for re-election as a Democrat next year.
Nevada: Heck Reverses Course to Run Against Titus
Heck, a physician from Henderson, was elected to the state Senate, representing part of Clark County, in 2004. He lost by re-election by less than a percentage point in 2008.
Shop Talk: Manchester Bound
Paul Hodes (D-N.H.) has added another finance pro to his Senate campaign.
Don’t Play Chicken With America’s Public Health
I have not enjoyed standing against some of my Senate and House colleagues, the Chinese government and a vast array of companies and producer organizations on the issue of “Chinese chicken.— But as a Member
Castle Enters Delaware Senate Race
A Republican last won a Senate race in the state in 1994, when the late Sen. Bill Roth was elected to his fifth term.“If he does [run for Senate], it’s game, set and match,— former Virginia Rep.
Castle to Announce His Intentions at Noon
Mike Castle (R-Del.) will hold a press conference at noon Tuesday at which he is expected to reveal whether he will run for an open Senate seat in 2010.Castle will speak in Wilmington, his hometown and
Castle Sets Up Big Battle in Tiny State
“This is going to be an exciting Senate race for Delaware, and one for the ages,— Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) said.
DSCC Uses Ensign Scandal to Attack Reid Challenger
John Ensign (R-Nev.) into a political weapon for Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) re-election efforts.The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee on Monday harshly criticized Sue Lowden, a top GOP
Ensign Scandal Provides Fodder for Partisans
“But when you consider that Reid and Dodd have the lowest approval numbers of any incumbent in either party facing re-election next year, it seems desperation is setting in early.
Reid Tries to Turn Attacks Into Gains
Senate Republicans may not have designed it this way, but their rhetorical assault last week on Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) ended up spawning a raft of positive news coverage at home for the vulnerable
Lobbyists Put Ensign At Distance
As Senate Republicans have largely benched Ensign, K Streeters have taken that as a cue to distance themselves from him, according to one veteran Republican lobbyist.