Lobbyists Reach Deep Into Their Pockets
“I give to my friends because I want to see my friends re-elected,— said Graefe, an Iowan who has known Grassley for decades.
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Shuster Is Latest Pennsylvania Republican to Back Toomey
Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) has racked up another endorsement from one of his former House colleagues for his 2010 bid for Senate.
Torsella Backs Specter in Pennsylvania
Former National Constitution Center President Joe Torsella (D), who ended his Senate campaign after Pennsylvania Sen.
Union Now Plans to Target Grassley on Health Care Tax
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) with a cable television spot in Des Moines even as it cut short ad buys in Montana and North Dakota at the request of Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.).Grassley’s office
North Dakota Gov. Hoeven’s Team Plays Down Hint of Dorgan Challenge
Dorgan has been very popular over his three terms representing North Dakota in the Senate.
Court Decision Escalates Sotomayor Battle
contrast to the way the Supreme Court addressed this very serious matter, underscoring my concern that she may have allowed her personal or political agenda to cloud her judgment and affect her ruling,— Senate
Pennsylvania: Colleagues Help Fill Specter’s Coffers
Arlen Specter (Pa.) has received about $70,000 so far from his Democratic colleagues in the Senate since he announced he was switching parties in April, according to a source familiar with the donations
Big States Set to Host Hottest Contests Next Year
All of the states are relatively large, and the gubernatorial and Senate races there are expected to be very expensive.
N.C. Controversy Reveals Perils of Reporting on Polls
GOP insiders also complain about the firm’s sample, arguing that it often is too urban and too Democratic, and that its surveys understate Burr’s strength and his prospects for re-election.
Senate Trio Gives Obama Good Marks on Iran
The favorable comments were a significant shift for the group of lawmakers, who earlier this week harshly criticized Obama for not coming out strong enough against the contested re-election of Iranian
Lazio Off To Stealth Start In Bid to Become New York Governor
Rick Lazio (Getty) Former Republican congressman and 2000 Senate nominee Rick Lazio has not publicly rolled-out his campaign for New York governor, but he is running and is starting to make
Thune Tapped to Replace Ensign at Policy; Murkowski Takes Conference Vice Chairwoman Job
Senate Republicans on Thursday unanimously promoted Sen. John Thune (S.D.) to chairman of the Republican Policy Committee and elected Sen.
Pennsylvania: Gerlach Rules Out Senate Bid in 2010
Arlen Specter announced in April he would run for re-election as a Democrat.
Shop Talk: The Name’s Bonjean
Missouri Republican operative Gregg Keller is heading to Connecticut to run former Ambassador to Ireland Tom Foley’s (R) 2010 campaign for Senate.
House Leaders Plot Gay Rights Agenda
The bill passed the House last year — without the transgender provision — but failed to advance in the Senate.
Bill to Force Renegotiation of Pending Trade Agreements in House
More than 100 House Members introduced a trade reform bill Wednesday that would put the breaks on pending trade agreements and could result in re-opening existing pacts such as the North American Free
Georgia’s Roy Barnes Hopes for a Successful Second Act
[IMGCAP(1)]I’m not certain that Barnes, who was then governor of Georgia, knew that he was less than 24 hours from suffering a stunning re-election defeat.
House, Senate or Retirement For Delaware GOP Rep.
Castle run for the Senate in 2010? Or will be seek re-election to the House? Or will he retire from political life altogether?
Ensign Offers Mea Culpa; Colleagues Say It’s Time to Move On
John Ensign (R-Nev.) offered an apology to the Senate Republican Conference on Tuesday over an affair he had with a former campaign staffer that has dominated the front pages of newspapers for the past
Hawaii: Lingle Could Make Senate Race Competitive
Daniel Inouye (D) could have a competitive race for re-election in 2010 if he were to face the most popular Republican in the state: Gov. Linda Lingle (R).