Can Democrats Get Re-Elected by Voting Against Obama?
Obviously, retirements in any of the six districts would be disastrous for Democrats, which is why a possible Melancon Senate run is so disturbing to the party’s House strategists.
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Kirk to Enter Illinois Senate Race
Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) began telling supporters on Wednesday that he will run for Senate in 2010, according to knowledgeable GOP sources.
Madigan Won’t Run for Senate
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (D) will not run for Senate or governor in 2010, according to the Washington Post.
Illinois: Kirk Move Sets Up Two Competitive Races
Mark Kirk (R) began telling supporters on Wednesday that he will run for Senate in 2010, setting up what is expected to be a blockbuster contest and also touching off a highly competitive open-seat race
In Capital Fringe Festival, Politics Takes the Stage
That series of events causes him to re-evaluate his life, and he resolves to do his job strictly for the benefit of the taxpayer, without regard to certain regulations and office niceties.
Burr Consultant’s Dual Roles Fall Into Gray Area
Richard Burr’s (R-N.C.) re-election campaign, has agreed to pay $1,250 out of his own pocket to cover the cost of a recent survey conducted by his private polling firm because of concerns about how the
Brown Delaying Senate Fundraising in Florida
More than a month after announcing that she was exploring a Senate bid, Rep.
Vitter Rakes in $1.2 Million in 2nd Quarter
David Vitter (R-La.), who Democrats have been keen on targeting for defeat in 2010, announced Tuesday that he raised more than $1.2 million for his re-election campaign during the second quarter.
Dodd’s K Street Pushback?
Chris Dodd gears up for a grueling re-election fight, he has tried to distance himself from K Street by taking an increasingly pro-consumer, anti-industry tack, according to many lobbyists who work closely
Reid Loses Patience on Health Bill
Baucus’ office declined to comment, but Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), a key member of Finance, confirmed as much late Tuesday.
Unions Set Their Sights on Climate Change Bill
Organized labor this week is warning Senate Democrats not to renege on trade protections included in House climate change legislation that would buffer domestic manufacturers from cheap consumer products
Grayson Tops $600,000 in Fundraising for Possible Kentucky Senate Bid
In less than two months of fundraising, Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson (R) raked in $602,699 for his Senate exploratory committee, and he had $571,103 in cash on hand at the end of June.Grayson
Kentucky: Grayson Tops $600,000 in Second Quarter
In less than two months of fundraising, Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson (R) raked in $602,699 for his Senate exploratory committee, and he had $571,103 in cash on hand at the end of June.
Rogers Is NRCC’s Top Cop
or Is this a program that’s going to help me get re-elected?’— Rogers said. “We think we’ve got people convinced that this is a program that’s going to get me re-elected.
New Mexico: Pearce Will Seek to Regain Old Seat in 2010
Steve Pearce (R), who gave up his seat last year to run for Senate, announced Monday that he wants his old job back.
Snyder Seems to Be Natural Target
Like the other two ads they have run, the NRCC’s radio ads last week played up Snyder’s ties to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), and the NRCC clearly hopes to make Snyder’s re-election campaign a
K Street Awaits Mr. Franken
“Really the focus of those meetings has been how does the institution of the Senate work so that he can pull the trigger on the most number of things possible.
Palin’s Resignation Plan Leaves Mysteries in Its Wake
There was speculation she would not seek re-election, but she gave no indication of a resignation when I met with her for 45 minutes in her Anchorage office two days ago,— Sen.
Ex-GOP Reps. McInnis, Neumann Go For Governor
House Republicans this week re-entered political life by filing paperwork to formalize their 2010 campaigns for governor.
Lobbyists Feel Kennedy’s Absence at Committee Helm
With the health care reform debate in full tilt, it’s fair to assume that the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee is the key player in producing the final version of the Senate’s package