Montana: Rehberg Could Face Off Against McDonald
In 2008, a little-known candidate defeated the party favorite in the primary and Rehberg effectively got a free pass for re-election.
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Vitter Forces Vote on Pay Raise
Congress’ fight over the $410 billion omnibus package includes an issue that re-emerges almost every year: the annual cost-of-living increase to Members’ salaries.
GOP Seeks Candidate to Run Against Lincoln
Blanche Lincoln (D) won her previous re-election by a comfortable 12-point margin. And yet Republicans clearly see something enticing this cycle in the Land of Opportunity.
Republicans Balk at Obama’s Stem Cell Decision
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) — whose Conference is particularly split over the issue — called the executive order a “troubling shift— in policy.
Road Map: Magic Number Fluid on GOP Amendments
“The reason there are so many amendments is because of the magnitude of these things,— said on senior Senate GOP aide.
Gregg Is Happy to Be Home
the Senate Republican leadership and working with the Democrats on pressing issues.
Defining a Future at AARP
As baby boomers across the country re-evaluate their retirements in the face of dwindling 401(k)s, the organization that represents 40 million of them in Washington, D.C., is planning for its own future
Toomey Reportedly Running Against Specter
According to the Morning Call blog item, Toomey has begun telling friends that he will run for Senate again in 2010.
Live Free or Die Running
With an open Senate seat and at least one open House seat, the Granite State does not lack opportunities to run for federal office in 2010.
PMA Earmarks Survive
By a vote of 43-52, the Senate defeated the amendment sponsored by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.).
Lobbyists Face New Rules
The bundling rules require party committees, leadership PACs and lawmakers’ re-election committees to report the names, addresses, employers and amounts of money raised when registered lobbyists
Should the DCCC Play in the New York Special Election?
[IMGCAP(1)]Kirsten Gillibrand’s appointment to the Senate has put one of those Democratic seats at risk, and party strategists have to decide how far they’ll go to try to hold it.
Bunning Continues to Dig In
Although he’s been nudged by some in the Senate GOP leadership to retire, Sen. Jim Bunning (R) is firmly committed to running for re-election in 2010.
Burris Is Sticking Around
,— one senior Senate GOP aide said.
Covington & Burling Signs Up Former Sen. Gordon Smith
The two-term Senator was defeated for re-election in 2008 by Democrat Jeff Merkley. He said he chose Covington because of the type of work it would allow him to do.
Coburn, Reid Reach Détente
Correction Appended After a two-year battle that frayed both political and personal nerves, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Sen.
Vitter Breathes Easier?
David Vitter’s (R-La.) road to re-election in 2010 now looks a little clearer than it did last week.
Caught in the Mushy Middle
The result is a more conservative GOP electorate than last time Specter faced re-election in a closed GOP primary. But the worst might be yet to come.
Heard on the Hill: Norton’s No Meter Maid
A Vacant Senate Seat. You just can’t keep a good woman down. Sen.
Road Map: Spending Bill Debate Precedes a Real Brawl
Any changes would force the House to take it back up again or require a potentially time-consuming House-Senate conference.