Priebus: GOP Must Improve Community-Based Outreach
Priebus, who thus far is running unopposed for re-election as RNC chairman, was frank in his assessment of the party’s problems and challenges in national elections.
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In Wake of Tragedy, Little Appetite for Gun Control Among House Republicans
The most definitive statement that could lead to action so far has come from the Senate, where Democratic Sen.
Iowa: King Considering Run for Senate Seat
Steve King, a Republican, is not actively organizing a Senate bid — but he’s still looking at running.
Senate Seat
Scott is expected to be sworn in to the Senate when the new Congress convenes Jan. 3.
Senate Appointment Dicey for Bay State Members
This will be a key calculation for these three members, who must weigh the reward of the Senate seat with the risk of an appointment that would force them to relinquish their safety net.
South Carolina: Haley’s Senate Appointment of Scott Draws Wide Praise
Scott is expected to be sworn into the Senate when the new Congress convenes on Jan. 3.
Shop Talk: Moran Closes In on NRSC Executive Director
The past two election cycles were brutal for Senate Republicans.
South Carolina Special Election Attracts Familiar Faces
Scott won re-election in November by 28 points, and the winner of the GOP primary should cruise to victory in the special election.
Looking Back on 2012 Cycle’s Long and Winding Road
about ACT (Americans Coming Together), which was supposed to swing Ohio into John Kerry’s column, and I figured that the Obama campaign’s confidence in its turnout program this year would be another re-run
GOP Fears Voters’ Long Memory on Taxes
Obama and Boehner have yet to agree on a framework for a deal, leaving House and Senate Republicans to speculate on what hypothetical outcome they might support.
Massachusetts: Assessing the Would-Be Candidates for a Senate Special Election
Capuano: He ended up being the only member to run in the Senate special election that resulted from the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
Congress Unlikely to Embrace New Gun Laws Following Connecticut Shooting
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said he was “in shock and disbelief at this horrible tragedy that took so many innocent lives.”
Life After Congress: Ed Bryant
Others head back to their home states to re-enter the careers they left when they headed to Washington, or to find new ones.
Both Sides Claim Victory in CRS Revision of Tax Report
It is a relatively satisfactory ending for the Senate Republican offices that were the most vocal in their admonishments of the report by CRS Analyst Thomas L. Hungerford.
Republicans Dig In, See Debt Limit as Leverage
“It’s all our guys want to talk about,” one senior Senate Republican aide said.
The Best and Worst of the 2012 Campaigns, Part II
Most Overhyped Candidate of 2012 House and Senate campaign committees and political reporters tend to fall in love with some candidates who actually don’t live up to their billing.
Before Term Begins, Swalwell Looking Over Shoulder
Incoming House freshmen routinely enter Congress instantly marked for a re-election challenge by the opposition, but one 2012 winner is facing such political headwinds from within.
Blunt Urges Conservative Activists to Join Filibuster Rules Fight
Even if Senate Democrats move forward with a package of changes using the simple majority procedure, the alterations currently under discussion would still have the Senate dependent on unanimous
South Carolina: Haley Considers Politics of Appointment
Haley’s 2014 re-election bid is expected to weigh heavily on whom she appoints to succeed Sen. Jim DeMint, South Carolina Republican insiders told Roll Call Tuesday afternoon.
All Eyes on Lautenberg, Booker in N.J. Speculation Game
Chris Christie is re-elected in 2013 and if Lautenberg is re-elected as a 90-year-old in 2014 and dies in office, Christie would appoint a successor, presumably a Republican.