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Stevens lost his re-election bid in November.
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Mongiardo Announces First-Quarter Fundraising
Whoever emerges from the Democratic primary will likely face the Senator, who is widely considered the most vulnerable incumbent up for re-election this cycle.
The Most Vulnerable Senator Up for Re-Election in 2010?
to dissuade even the most ambitious of Republicans from challenging him for re-election.
Senate Finance Committee Through the Ages
The newly created Senate Banking and Currency Committee strips the Finance Committee of its banking and currency jurisdiction.
North Dakota’s Dorgan Could Face Familiar But Thrice-Foiled Foe
Dorgan, a long-popular North Dakota Democrat, is a strong favorite for his upcoming 2010 race, coming off his 2004 re-election with 68 percent of the vote.
Ohio: Plenty of GOP Interest in 18th District Race
Although President Barack Obama only won 45 percent of the vote in the district last November, Space was re-elected with 60 percent of the vote — largely because Republicans failed to recruit a good candidate
Democrats Looking to Retire Young
Justice was first elected to the Senate in 2006, after serving six years in the state House.
Menendez Keeps Up Cuba Fight
Despite a news report suggesting that Menendez’s hard line against Cuba might prevent him from aiding in the re-election of Senators opposed to him, Sen.
Cornyn Poised to Play the Skeptic on Energy
John Cornyn (R-Texas) will become a thorn in the side of Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) once committee debate begins on energy reform.
Mack Won’t Run For Senate
Mack also informed Crist that he would support the governor if he decided to enter the Senate contest.
Specter Is Up and Running
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) is up with his first television advertisement of his 2010 re-election bid making him the first incumbent Senator this cycle to hit the airwaves.In the spot, an announcer blasts former
Dodd’s Poll Numbers in Free Fall After AIG Scandal
Rob Simmons (R) in polling released Thursday testing the 2010 Senate race.
New Hampshire: Hodes Has Early Edge in Senate Race, Poll Says
Paul Hodes (D) begins his New Hampshire Senate bid with a small lead over a prospective opponent, according to recent poll results. Hodes led former GOP Sen.
Shop Talk: Making a Lizst, Checking It Twice
Senate campaign. Ian Mandel will join the research department, following his work as research director at Progressive Accountability and working for Rep.
Sans N.Y. Result, Parties Plot
This cycle’s Frontline list has 40 Members on it so far, which emphasizes how many Democrats are looking at tough re-elections in 2010, Van Hollen said.
Reid Shifts Blame in Recount Fight
— Senate Democrats originally tried to pressure Coleman into abandoning his legal challenge, allowed under Minnesota’s election law.
End Automatic Bonuses for Congress
After allowing itself a pay raise last year, Congress passed legislation to scrap the pay raise for 2010, and more recently the Senate passed a bill to end the stealth pay raise system once and for all
20th District Result Could Affect Massa
Kirsten Gillibrand (D) to a Senate vacancy, Tedisco’s decision to run for her House seat, and runaway budget deficits in state government — have caught him by surprise and forced him to reassess his political
Stevens Case a Blow to DOJ
He lost his bid for re-election in November.
New York House Special: Welcome to Overtime
A re-canvass of the votes is already under way, and absentee ballots will be counted starting on Monday.