White House Pressed on Gay Rights Issue
Still, advocates note that they are not about to abandon Obama in the presidential campaign, and they universally agree that re-electing the president and growing the number of gay-rights supporters
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Shop Talk: State of the States
Kristi Noem recently announced hiring two senior campaign aides for her first re-election.
‘Buffett Rule’ Posturing Peaks
With a nod to the November elections, Senate Democrats on Monday began what they promised would be a recurring effort this year to boost taxes on millionaires to address what they argue is an unfair tax
Republicans Find Fresh Voice on Gender Issue
George Nethercutt (R), who was leaving Washington’s 5th district to run for Senate, changed her mind. In 2004, she won Nethercutt’s seat.
Conrad Budget Plan Puzzling
who are running for re- election.
Tammy Baldwin Running on ‘Buffett Rule’
Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) is the Senate sponsor of the Buffett Rule legislation. Both are facing re-election this year.
Biden to Coin ‘Romney Rule’
Vice President Joseph Biden will coin the term “Romney Rule” in a speech today, taking a direct shot at the presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney, according to advance excerpts released by the president’s re-election
Kentucky: John Yarmuth Says Health Care Law Probably Wasn’t Worth Political Cost
Publicly meditating on the past is not a normal activity for vulnerable Members looking to get re-elected. But from his safe Louisville-based district, Kentucky Rep.
NRSC Places $25 Million Ad Reservation for Fall Campaign
The Senate GOP’s campaign arm reserved approximately $25 million in airtime today in six targeted Senate races — an early and aggressive move for a party looking to regain the majority.
Obama Hones Stump Speech in Florida
At a Boca Raton, Fla., event ostensibly touting the Buffett Rule on Tuesday, President Barack Obama appeared to be putting the finishing touches on his stump speech as his re-election campaign gears up
Senate Budget Committee to Move Forward With Markup
The Senate Budget Committee is prepared to mark up a budget next week, potentially as early as April 17, according to sources close to the panel.
Barack Obama Needs a Few Good Surrogates
From an energized class of Senate Democrats elected in 2006, spearheaded by then-national campaign co-chairwoman Sen.
Michigan: Stabenow Raises $1.5M for ‘Best Quarter Ever’
Stabenow faced the first tough re-election challenge of her career at the start of the 2012 cycle.
Massachusetts: Brown-Warren Senate Race Statistically Tied
Scott Brown (R-Mass.) and his Democratic opponent, Elizabeth Warren, are in a statistical tie among likely voters, with a huge swath of the electorate still undecided in this marquee Senate battle, according
Washington: Norm Dicks Endorses Derek Kilmer to Replace Him
Kilmer, who also serves as vice president of the Pierce County Economic Development Board, was first elected to the state House in 2004 and the state Senate in 2006 and was re-elected in 2010 to
IE Director Is ‘Clear-Eyed and Cold-Blooded’
It wasn’t enough to work in a state Senate special election and the coordinated campaign that helped then-Gov. Tom Vilsack (D) get re-elected. Lowe went down to Louisiana to help Sen.
Arizona: Bivens Drops Out, Democratic Field Clears
Senate race in November,” he wrote in a statement.
For Seven Hopefuls, Politics Is in Their Genetics
Connie Mack IV (R), who is now running for the Senate seat his father, ex-Sen. Connie Mack (R-Fla.), once held.
Obama Campaign Staffs Up Biden Team
President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign has hired senior staff to aid Vice President Joseph Biden.
Montana: Tester Launches First TV Ad
He’s facing a stiff test in his first re-election against Rep. Denny Rehberg (R), who has won eight statewide elections.