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Who Will Face Bennet?

Andrew Romanoff is the well-known former Speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives who made his interest in the Senate clear when then-Sen.

Statehood Advocates Decry Voting Act

The House has already held one hearing on the bill this year, and on Wednesday, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hold a markup on the Senate counterpart.

Sans Date, N.Y. Special Heating Up

“They’re picking a seat that they never should have lost to begin with.” Inevitably, although they are keeping their strategies closely held, both parties will probably wind up playing heavily in

The Power of the Lobby

Campaign costs have skyrocketed over the past half-century, he writes, with $40 million as the average cost for a Senate race in “medium-sized states” such as Colorado and North Carolina.

Major Angst for House Majority

“If it works, as I’m absolutely convinced it will … when we do, I’m sure you’re gonna be nailed in ads, ‘Well they voted on that’ 30-second ads,” he said.

From Senator to Senate Staffer

Now he’s running one in the Russell Senate Office Building on behalf of Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.). Following his unsuccessful 2008 campaign against Rep.

Reid Pushes for Stimulus Deal

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) prodded bipartisan negotiators to finish work quickly on an amendment cutting as much as $100 billion from the economic stimulus legislation so that the Senate

Voinovich Drops Out of Stimulus Talks

George Voinovich (R-Ohio) has pulled out of negotiations on a bipartisan compromise on the Senate’s economic stimulus bill. Three Republicans — Sens.

Deal Nearing on Stimulus

Ben Nelson (D-Neb.) emerged from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) office and said the key to announcing any deal will be persuading four Senate Republican negotiators to sign on to the amendment

New Shop on the Square

Once a staffer to ex-House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.), former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) and former President Bill Clinton, Ackil exudes a nerd’s delight for gadgetry

New Kid, Old Hand

That gives her a connection to some other friends in the Senate who are fellow governors-turned-Senators. Sen.

Ford Looks for Traction at Auto Show

.” “And what we’re saying is it’s one thing to just to assemble the batteries here, but we really want the production here,” Andrews continued.

OOC Files Motion in Blackmon-Malloy Case

“We’re now hoping that the Senate and the House of Representatives will support and join in the amicus brief of their Office of Compliance.” Technically, the Office of Compliance hasn’t yet filed