Disclosures Cause Headaches
Even before the House and Senate released lawmakers’ annual financial disclosures Friday, some Members had already filed amendments to the reports, which cover the 2008 calendar year.
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Street Talk: Some Lobbyists Get Earmarks Without Giving
Paul Hodes, the second-term Democrat from New Hampshire now running for Senate, would also require campaign contributions to be noted on earmark requests.
Nearing 2010 Decision, Delaware’s Castle Declines Top Committee Spot
Castle ‘s decision to forego consideration for a top-ranking position on a key committee is the latest sign he’s seriously considering retirement or a run for the Senate in lieu of seeking re-election
Tennessee: Harold Ford Sr. to Give Cohen Financial Boost
Steve Cohen (D) is bringing some big-name political support to Capitol Hill later this month for a fundraiser for his re-election campaign in the 9th district: Former Rep. Harold Ford Sr.
2008 Game Had a Wild Conclusion
With “44— in the White House, 59 in the Senate and plenty in the House, Democrats are now hoping for just one — one win, in tonight’s 48th Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game.
Shop Talk: Winners and Losers
Rendell not only backs Specter for re-election in 2010, but he also brokered the deal for the 29-year Republican to switch parties.
GOP Hopes Hastert Will Return District to the Family
“And he got re-elected because of the national trend leading up to the 2008 election and Obama doing so well in Illinois.
Heard on the Hill: Keeping Their Clunkers
Roland Burris filed documents with the Senate showing he did work for the public relations firm started by David Axelrod, the senior adviser to President Barack Obama.
Dodd Juggles Triple Challenge
Complicating his day job further, the Connecticut Democrat is facing the toughest re-election fight of his 29-year Senate career.
Schakowsky Nixes Senate Bid
Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) has decided not to run for Senate in 2010, according to an announcement from her campaign.
North Carolina: Shuler’s Definitely Not Running for Senate
Heath Shuler (D) said no to a Senate bid for the second, third and fourth times Monday at a groundbreaking ceremony in Asheville.
Schakowsky Won’t Go After Burris’ Senate Seat
Jan Schakowsky (Getty) Illinois Democrat Jan Schakowsky said Monday that she will seek re-election to the House next year and not run for the Senate seat of Democrat Roland W. Burris .
Politics & Poker: Redeeming Clinton’s Brand in Obama Age
Better, if you’re Obama, to have Clinton globe-trotting on your behalf than, say, still in the Senate, meddling on health care reform.
Dodd Reaching Out Via YouTube and Twitter and Digg, Oh My!
Dodd is jumping on the Web 2.0 bandwagon, perhaps hoping some fresh modes of outreach will help him re-connect with Connecticut voters.
Google For Information On Burr And Find a McCain Endorsement Ad
Richard Burr’s re-election chances, Burr’s friend and Senate colleague, John McCain, is now running Google ads pumping the North Carolina freshman.
A Younger Grassley Already Sharing the Iowa GOP Spotlight
Grassley is heavily favored to win a sixth Senate term when he runs in 2010.
North Carolina’s Burr Isn’t Blowing Smoke Over 2010 Race
Burr has been vocal this week, as he spearheads a home-state battle against a bill on the Senate floor that would allow the federal Food and Drug Administration to regulate tobacco products.
Shop Talk: Habla GOP?
Flanagan worked for the state Senate caucus, and served as Dodd’s press secretary during his presidential campaign. Big Bucks Chuck.
Reid’s Republican Supporters in Nevada Form Committee
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) campaign on Wednesday released a list of 60 Silver State GOPers who have started “Republicans for Reid— in an effort to bolster the 2010 re-election efforts
New York: Long Line Begins to Form for McHugh’s Seat
Champagne is running for re-election this year on both the Republican and Democratic lines.