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Reform Mantle Is Passed to Castle, Price

Christopher Shays (Conn.) was defeated for re-election in November, the House lost not only its last GOP Member from New England, but also the remaining point person for campaign finance reform issues

Obama Works the Halls

Tom Coburn (R-Okla), a conservative whose bitter struggle with Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) over public lands legislation entangled the Senate for months, says Obama’s courtship is genuine.

K Street Files: Party Time

As firms prepare to file their fourth-quarter lobbying disclosures by Jan. 21, those termination reports are already piling up — 250 as of Monday, according to Senate disclosure records.

Expensive, Wide-Open Senate Race Is Likely

Voinovich’s aides had stressed the Senator’s re-election plans until last week, often citing the $2.7 million that he had stored up for his campaign as proof, so would-be successors haven’t had long

GOP Hasn’t Hit Panic Button Yet

Voinovich was already considered likely to face a tough re-election in Ohio, where Democrats picked up a Senate seat in 2006 and went on to carry the state in the 2008 presidential race.

Voinovich Announces Retirement

George Voinovich (R-Ohio) announced Monday that he would retire from the Senate in 2010 after serving two terms.

CNN: Voinovich Is Out

Voinovich’s office confirmed on Friday that he was considering ending his Senate career, but Senior Adviser Chris Paulitz did not return a request for comment on whether the moderate lawmaker planned

Obama Defends Tax Cuts in Stimulus

Last week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told several news outlets including Roll Call that he does not “work for,” but “with” Obama.

Biden to Resign Senate Seat

Vice President-elect Joseph Biden will officially step down from his Delaware Senate seat on Jan. 15, ending a Senate career that has spanned more than three decades.

Now Airing: Everyone Loves Tom

“All that happened to Tom Daschle is that he lost a re-election race in his home state. That can happen to any of us,” Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) said.

Eyes on Menendez and K Street

In fact, Menendez could have greater success bringing about change on K Street than electing new Democrats to the Senate in 2010.