Coleman to Miller: Give Up on Recount
Norm Coleman believes the Alaska Senate race is over and GOP nominee Joe Miller should end his lawsuit challenging the results.
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Angle Keeping Options Open for 2012
Republican Sharron Angle is keeping her options open for 2012 after losing a challenge to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) earlier this month. “I will always be involved in politics.
Burris Keeps Open Possible Mayoral Run in Chicago
Burris did not run for re-election, and Rep. Mark Kirk (R) won the special election to finish the term and the general election for a full term. Kirk will be sworn in Monday.
Allen Comeback Big Buzz at Virginia GOP Gathering
When Virginia Republicans gathered last weekend in Northern Virginia, the hot topic of discussion was the 2012 Senate race and former Sen. George Allen’s political comeback.
Republicans Need to Support DISCLOSE and START
If the Senate does not act now, disclosure is dead.
Indecisive Democrats Struggle to Move Forward
Senate Democrats are stuck in neutral.
K Street Mixers in the Age of Tea Party Purity
Vogel, a former aide to then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), plans to organize a meet-and-greet for a trio of newly elected Republicans from Virginia: Scott
Conrad to Keep Budget Gavel; Stabenow to Take Over Ag
Stabenow will be the fifth-ranking Member on the committee next Congress, but the four that sit ahead of her each chair a powerful committee in the Senate.
FEC Won’t Investigate Gift to Ensign Staffer
Cynthia Hampton served as an aide on Ensign’s re-election campaign.
Ohio Blowout Raises Red Flag for Democrats
The GOP held a Senate seat, a majority in the state Senate and the office of the state Auditor.
How Murkowski Made History
It’s been attached to this Senate seat since 1980, when Murkowski’s father, Frank Hughes Murkowski, won his first of four terms.
Reid in ‘No Rush’ to Name DSCC Chairman
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday that he will not announce his pick for chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee until after Thanksgiving.
N.J. Supreme Court Rejects Tea Party Bid to Recall Menendez
“In effect the majority sees the Senate as an institution immune from criticism … an elitist institution the members of which should not have to be troubled by what the people they represent believe
James Carville: With Younger, Less White, Unmarried Electorate, Dems Have Better Chance to Win
Two weeks after the party lost control of the House and six seats in the Senate, Democratic strategists James Carville and Stan Greenberg blamed the size of the Democrats’ midterm losses on messaging but
’12 Senate Battles on Democratic Turf
Brown will be running his first re-election bid. He was active in the 2010 cycle, helping multiple Democrats who lost their House seats, Senate candidate Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher and defeated Gov.
Reid: DREAM Act Will Come Up as Stand-Alone Bill
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced Wednesday on Twitter what immigration reform advocates have been waiting to hear: The Nevada Democrat will bring the DREAM Act to the floor in the coming weeks
Murkowski Wins Historic Write-In Bid
Lisa Murkowski has taken an insurmountable lead in her race for re-election, the Associated Press determined Wednesday, making the Alaska Republican the first person elected to the Senate through a write-in
Even if Expelled, Rangel Could Return Next Year
class="p3">That means even if his House colleagues were to expel the New York Democrat from the chamber — a scenario almost no one on Capitol Hill actually expects to take place — Rangel, who has been re-elected
Shop Talk: New Shops in Works as Consulting Firm Folds
NRSC Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) was re-elected Tuesday to a second term, and some top-level staff will also stay on board.
McConnell Outlines Strategy for ’12 Takeover
Senate and White House in 2012.