Dodd, Lieberman Enjoy Symbiotic Relationship
“He’s a wonderful public servant and deserves to be re-elected, and I’m going to help him.— Lieberman’s endorsement comes as Dodd faces what is certain to be the toughest re-election of his nearly
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Reid Backs Off Threat, Will Not Hold Votes Monday
The Senate will be able complete its pre-Memorial Day legislative agenda without having to hold Monday votes, Senate Majority Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Tuesday.Reid’s announcement came one day after he
Crist Move Could Produce 13th District Open Seat
Charlie Crist (R) set to jump into the open-seat Senate race today, a cascade of dominoes are expected to begin falling across the Sunshine State as federal and state candidates begin to reshuffle their
Defection Could Offer Silver Lining
But McConnell now can go on offense against the White House and majority Democrats without worrying about vulnerable GOP moderates running for re-election in left-leaning states — as was the case last
Ohio Could See Two 2008 Rematches Next Year
Kilroy’s supporters also note that now that Stivers is out of office, he will have to raise money without his prime spot on the state Senate banking panel.
Welcome Into the Democratic Fold, Arlen
You’ve been straightforward about your aim of winning re-election and your hope to do so by changing party.
Bunning-McConnell Feud Clouds Kentucky Republican Dinner
The growing public tension between Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and fellow Kentucky GOP Sen.
Shurtleff to Announce Senate Decision in Utah Soon
Thursday afternoon that an announcement about his 2010 plans will come on May 20 at a press conference in Salt Lake City.Shurtleff told a local Utah television station last week that he wants to run for Senate
Reid Has a Secret Weapon
As one of the GOP’s top targets in 2010, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has been making an aggressive push to improve his standing at home.
Specter Switch Leaves Casey Unfazed
Arlen Specter’s recent party switch rocked the Senate, jolted the line of seniority within the Democratic Conference and changed the dynamics of next year’s Pennsylvania Senate race.
Van Hollen Tests Power of Position
After media reports earlier this month presented Van Hollen as opposing aggressive action on the measure unless the Senate demonstrates it could move a bill, Energy and Commerce Chairman Henry Waxman (
Heard on the Hill: Blunt Impact
Roy Blunt wants to land a Senate seat, but he’s finding the terrain in the chamber more dangerous than he might have anticipated.
Ridge Not Running for Senate
Tom Ridge will not run for Senate, dashing Republicans’ hope of fielding their top candidate to run against Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.) next year.
Space Backs Fisher in Ohio Senate Race
Zack Space (D-Ohio) weighed in on the Buckeye State Senate race Thursday, throwing his support behind Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher in the contested 2010 Democratic primary.
Leahy Raises Questions Over Specter Subcommittee Chairmanship
“Maybe the leader has some money,— Leahy said referring to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).
Senate Race
But Gregg is not running again, and it doesn’t look like Sununu is ready to re-enter political life either — or at least he won’t make a decision about it for a long time.
Inouye Faces His First Test
The two Senators often refer to each other as best friends, and Inouye actively campaigned for Stevens in his ultimately unsuccessful bid for re-election last year.
Specter Endures Backlash
But Specter’s 28 years in the Senate would have put him ahead of much of the Democratic Conference, and backlash from senior Democrats, including Sens.
Shop Talk: Help Wanted
Kirsten Gillibrand’s (D-N.Y.) re-election campaign in the 20th district in 2008. Show-Me the Money. Rep.
Young Guns Rise Up
But with Cornyn interested in advancing his position in the Senate and Ensign interested in the national stage, a future struggle between the two for control of the Senate Republican Conference is not