Campaign Fodder in Stalled Farm Bill
“There is a deep divide in their party,” the Senate aide said. The issue has already popped up in a marquee Senate race in North Dakota. Rep.
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DSCC, NRSC Fuel Battle for Indiana Senate Seat
The Hoosier State officially became a Senate battleground last week as both parties dropped six-figure ad buys into the race.
South Dakota: Mike Rounds Explores 2014 Senate Bid
If Johnson seeks re-election, his race versus Rounds would make for a serious Senate battle.
John Thune Bides Time on Leadership Bids
Thune – who was elected Senate Republican Conference chairman in January after Sen.
Kentucky: Mitch McConnell Hires Jesse Benton as 2014 Campaign Manager
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) today announced he has hired Jesse Benton to manage his 2014 campaign.
‘State Waves’ and the Fight for the Senate
In fact, candidates’ abilities to fight through the waves in a handful of states could well determine which party controls the Senate.
Kristi Noem Not Happy About Farm Bill’s Fate
The farm bill has been a leading issue in the re-election campaign of Noem, a freshman member of the House Agriculture Committee.
Lame Duck Likely to Feature Can-Kicking
Former Senate aides said the odds of a lame-duck agreement depend on how quickly the electoral losers capitulate.
Lobbyists Keep Busy Despite Legislative Lull
If President Barack Obama is re-elected, Gold expects a very busy post-election session. “He can pretty much say, ‘The people have spoken. Congress needs to finish up our business,'” Gold said.
Ethics Cases Cast Cloud Over Some Races
When the House Ethics Committee announced in July that it would formally investigate whether Nevada Senate candidate Rep.
Challenges Await Returning Hopefuls
Stockman was swept in during the GOP wave of 1994 and served just one term before losing re-election in 1996.
‘Reality’ Sets in for House GOP on CR
He demonstrated resignation over how he might try to rally conservatives if President Barack Obama wins re-election, noting that he’d be unhappy with whatever Congress would come up with before or after
Maryland: Independent Raises Eyebrows in Senate Bid
An Independent Senate candidate from Montgomery County named Rob Sobhani has caught the attention of several Maryland Democrats with a major television advertising blitz in a challenge to Sen.
Tea Party Freshmen Are Facing Test on CR
negotiators neared a six-month spending agreement tonight, they set up late-week votes that could be the strongest political litmus test yet for a freshman-heavy conservative Conference entering its first re-election
GOP Downplays Mitt Romney Remarks
The Senate has voted once on full repeal, which fell short.
Both Parties Roll the Dice on Medicare Issue
Whether the reaction came from the national party’s House and Senate campaign committees, President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign or individual Democratic campaigns around the country, the
Kasim Reed’s Stock Rises as Georgia’s Demographics Shift
Paul Ryan, and aggressively took on Texas Senate candidate Ted Cruz.
In Missouri, Claire McCaskill Opts for Low-Key Campaign Swing
Claire McCaskill uses the convention to showcase her marquee re-election race on a national stage.
Steve Israel Says House Remains in Play
absolutely in play and more so at the beginning of September than at the beginning of August,” he told Roll Call in an interview here a few hours before President Barack Obama accepted the Democratic re-nomination
Bill Clinton Delivers Strongest Argument Yet for Barack Obama’s Re-Election
President Bill Clinton delivered for the Democrats on Wednesday evening, throwing the packed Time Warner Cable Arena into a frenzy of cheers, laughter and applause as he gave the firmest argument yet for the re-election