GOP Still Struggles for Congressional Diversity, Even With Recent Progress
Nikki Haley and Texas Senate nominee Ted Cruz. Former Alabama Rep. Artur Davis, who switched parties to join the GOP, is also speaking.
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CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Looking For a Tail Wind
191 electoral votes at the moment — meaning he’s got to win at least 79 of the 146 electoral votes from the 11 states that are still being contested by both the Romney-Ryan forces and the Obama-Biden re-election
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Looking For a Tail Wind
191 electoral votes at the moment — meaning he’s got to win at least 79 of the 146 electoral votes from the 11 states that are still being contested by both the Romney-Ryan forces and the Obama-Biden re-election
Charlie Crist to Speak at Democratic Convention
Crist penned a Sunday op-ed column in that paper endorsing Barack Obama for re-election.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: The Big Left Turn
EVERYTHING BUT THE SECRET HANDSHAKE: Eight years ago the Republicans and their challenged-for-re-election president got a full-throated, passionate (and fact-challenged) rhetorical boost from Zell
South Florida Race Tests Partisanship Against Personality
Allen West, who currently represents the district, decided to seek re-election in a seat to the north of here with a more even partisan split.
Immigration Lawsuit Stirs Up Congressional, Presidential Politics
Durbin first introduced the DREAM Act more than 11 years ago, a point which he highlights during his regular appearances on the Senate floor. Sen.
Democrats Continue to Invoke Todd Akin in Push for Cash, Women’s Votes
Senate.” Brown, for his part, called on Akin to drop out of the Senate race Monday morning, well ahead of the rest of the GOP establishment.
Shop Talk: Ryan Rudominer Joins Edison Electric Institute
Espinoza served as the Democratic National Committee western states director during the 2010 cycle, when he ran the Latino get-out-the-vote program for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.
Gamer Takes on Congress
Fantasy Politics) Virtual lawmakers must answer daily polls about topical issues, address Congressional meetings and floor debates via action-enabling “power” cards (a la Magic: The Gathering) and tend to re-election
Missouri Scrambles GOP Path to Senate Majority
“Senator McCaskill knows that the only way she wins re-election is if Todd Akin is her opponent in November,” NRSC Communications Director Brian Walsh said in a statement.
Republicans Pile On Criticism of Todd Akin’s Rape Comment
The incident has breathed new life into her campaign for re-election. Instead, it is Republicans in tough fall races who are piling on: Sen.
Senate Experts Argue to Save the Filibuster, Sort Of
of using the blunt instrument of a simple majority to tweak Senate rules.
Arizona: John McCain Officially Endorses Ben Quayle
“I strongly recommend that he be re-elected,” McCain said at a Wednesday news conference. The Quayle campaign posted the full video online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Florida: Cliff Stearns Losing but Refuses to Concede
“You’ve got your Ted Cruz story of Florida,” one Florida Republican operative said, referring to the Texas Senate GOP primary victor who upset the establishment pick.
Bill Clinton Hopes to Make Magic on the Campaign Trail
Clinton, who has made re-electing the president a top priority, is scheduled to deliver a prime-time speech on the second night of the Democratic National Convention and is expected to appear on Obama’
Paul Ryan Spotlight Reaches Wisconsin Senate Primary
But by Tuesday, the Badger State could be defined as much by a too-close-to-call Senate primary as by its newly elevated native son.
Wisconsin: Paul Ryan Still Heavily Favored Over Rob Zerban Back Home
Paul Ryan embarks on a national campaign, he will still have to run for re-election for his House seat.
Rep. Paul Ryan, Politics in America Profile
Mark Neumann ran for the Senate in 1998, Ryan sought the open seat. His opponent in November was Democrat Lydia Spottswood, a former Kenosha City Council president who nearly beat Neumann in 1996.
The Risks and Rewards of Choosing Paul Ryan
But the legislation proved to be a nonstarter with Senate Democrats – except as kindling on the campaign trail.