Defeated Democrats Factor In Pelosi
So yeah, it would be a major factor for me to consider if I did come back,” said the Alabama Democrat, who lost his re-election bid and has yet to decide whether to run again.
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Donohue: Biggest Threat to Business Is New Regulation
Following Donohue’s speech, the chamber’s board was expected to meet with presumptive Speaker John Boehner (Ohio) and Senate Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Thune (S.D.), a
Mackowiak: Advice for New Members of Congress
• Always be raising: Most Congressional campaigns cost $1.5 million to $2 million, and the clock is already ticking on your re-election, which is now only 23 months away.
Politics Complicates Hatch’s Finance Role
Conservative Senate Republicans said they feel comfortable with Hatch.
Senate Republicans Reward Leadership With Another Term
The Senate Republican leadership team was unanimously re-elected Tuesday, although additions to the Whip operation are likely to occur in January to account for the growth in the Conference, Chief Deputy
DSCC Outraises NRSC in October
Republicans went on to pick up six Democratic Senate seats and moved the party closer to its goal of winning back the Senate in 2012.
Unhappy Caucus Forces Reid to Rework Strategy
Senate Democrats re-elected Majority Leader Harry Reid to another two-year term Tuesday, but the Nevada Democrat still faces an unhappy caucus determined to force changes in the way the chamber operates
Democrats Still Hunting for DSCC Chairman
Senate Democrats have yet to settle on a chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Obama Wades Into DREAM Act Debate
Immigration reform advocates have stepped up calls for action since Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) vowed in the throes of his re-election campaign to take up the measure in the lame-duck
Democrats Lost the Faith of Religious Voters
Perriello lost his re-election race 51 percent to 47 percent to state Sen. Robert Hurt (R). So where do Democrats go from here?
GOPers Eye Indiana Seat; Redistricting Looms
Mitch Daniels (R) can’t run for re-election in 2012, and he is also eyeing a White House bid. With the race for governor and Sen.
Minority Status Doesn’t Dampen GOP Senators’ Hopes
Democrats will hold a 53-47 advantage beginning in January, but Republicans believe they can control the floor agenda courtesy of skittish Democrats who face the prospect of a tough re-election battle
Steve Daines Makes Bid Official, Says Jon Tester ‘Stands With Obama’
Tester faces his first re-election campaign, and Republicans believe his seat in the conservative state is among their top likely pickup opportunities as they attempt to take control of the Senate.
Reid Turns Messaging Over to Schumer, Stabenow
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) announced Monday a plan to cede much of the control over the Democratic Conference’s message operations to Sens.
Obama, Hispanic Caucus Leaders to Meet Tuesday
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid vowed in the final days of his re-election campaign to take up the measure in the lame-duck session, and advocates are holding him to his word.
Reid Expands Schumer’s Role in 112th Congress
“What we’re seeing in the House with the Democratic leadership race is similar to what we’re seeing in the Senate,” one Senate Democratic aide said.
McConnell Flips, Backs Earmark Ban
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell quelled an intraparty fight Monday when he reluctantly embraced an earmark ban demanded by the GOP’s conservative wing.
Obama Aims for New Tone
President Barack Obama will be doing a lot more than ticking off priorities for the lame-duck session when he meets with House and Senate party leaders Thursday: He will be hitting the reset button on
Axelrod Won’t Tip Hand on Tax Cut Compromises
As for his own future, Axelrod predicted he would move from the White House and into his role in Obama’s re-election campaign sometime in the late winter or early spring.
Experienced Hands Harder to Find in Senate
An additional four men who were appointed did not stand for re-election. Another four Members with a combined 13 terms of service are leaving the chamber after losing their bid for re-election.