Virginia: George Allen First on TV in Senate Race
Largely out of the spotlight since his upset re-election loss in 2006, the ads focus solely on Allen’s character as the campaign works to reacquaint voters with him.
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Allison MacFarlane’s Nomination to Nuclear Panel Advances
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee today approved President Barack Obama’s nomination of Allison Macfarlane to head the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Nonprofits Benefited from Lawmakers’ Speaking Engagements
Though lawmakers can’t claim tax benefits for the contributions, which cannot exceed $2,000, the donations can serve as a valuable political tool for those facing tough re-election bids, allowing
Senate Majority Still Up for Grabs in November
But the basic contours of the cycle remain the same: The Senate is up for grabs in November.
Race Ratings: Breakdown of Granite State Races
There is no Senate race on the ballot this year, but both of the state’s House seats are in play, and the contests are expected to see a flood of outside money and interest this fall.
GOP, Barack Obama Set for Showdown
“While we had hoped it would not come to this, unless the Attorney General re-evaluates his choice and supplies the promised documents, the House will vote to hold him in contempt next week,” the
Rob Portman Holds a Key to Ohio for Mitt Romney
Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign. In 2008, they saw Obama in their area more than they heard from or saw Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Immigration Order May Influence Other Races
President Barack Obama’s recent immigration directive could affect races beyond his own re-election campaign by boosting voter enthusiasm in key Congressional contests.
Max Baucus Alumni Network in Demand as Tax Reform Nears
Even if control of the Senate flips, putting the Montanan in the ranking member seat, he will still play a crucial role.
It’s Back to Business for Tucson’s Ron Barber
Jeff Flake, who is running for Arizona’s Senate seat, says his staff worked with Barber and Giffords’ staff on a number of occasions.
The White Whales Live Another Day
He lost in back-to-back Democratic wave years and then lost in 2010 when the seat was open because Kirk ran for Senate.
House Schedule Is Tight, Political
We’ve got friends in the Senate who we think can push as well to try to make the point.”
Senate, White House Races Ensure Virginia Slugfest
Virginia’s TV airwaves have been clogged for months with presidential and Senate campaign ads, but it’s only a taste of the saturation to come before Election Day.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Nominees Appear Headed for Confirmation
In an effort to bridge a rift on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will vote as soon as next week on two commission nominees, including Allison Macfarlane
New Hampshire: Ex-Sen. John Sununu Could Eye Comeback
The former governor beat Sununu after he had served just one Senate term, joining the ranks of many other Democrats who won that year in what was a wave election for the party.
Eric Holder Attacks Escalate
At the same time that the attorney general was testifying in the Senate, Boehner laid down his own marker.
Charlie Rangel at Risk in Rough Race
“Make sure we go out and … re-elect Charlie Rangel!” she yells.
Shop Talk: Shelley Berkley’s Campaign Beefs Up Communications
The Nevada Senate race officially kicks off after today’s primaries, from which Sen. Dean Heller (R) and Rep. Shelley Berkley (D) should advance easily.
Party’s Majority Status Shapes Oversight Tack
Messina, who is now the campaign manager for Obama’s re-election bid, also asked AARP to run robocalls in Sen.
Documents Detail White House Involvement in Health Care Campaign
Messina, who is now the campaign manager for Obama’s re-election bid, also asked AARP to run robocalls in Sen.