Between the Lines: Map With Minimal Changes Moves Ahead
Bass has a much more difficult race for re-election than Guinta, and the changes he sought were a means to bolster his electoral chances against Democrat Ann McLane Kuster.
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Jackson’s Eye on Primary Prize
year sentence at a Colorado prison today, Jackson — known as “Junior” on Chicago’s South Side, where his last name is synonymous with civil rights politics — is a few days from surviving the toughest re-election
Senate Republicans Dread Drawn-Out GOP Primary
Waiting until the late August convention in Tampa to select a GOP presidential nominee would essentially hand a second term to President Barack Obama, prominent Senate Republicans said Tuesday.
New York: Redistricting End Is Nigh
They didn’t act on it,” said one upstate Republican operative frustrated with the Republican state Senate.
Shop Talk: Passing the Tester
Jon Tester (D-Mont.), who is locked in a competitive re-election race with Rep. Denny Rehberg (R), has added a new piece to his campaign team.
Nebraska: Democratic Field Clears for Bob Kerrey
To perhaps no one’s surprise, the Democratic field in Nebraska’s Senate race has cleared for former Sen. Bob Kerrey.
Maine: Chellie Pingree Passes on Senate Bid
“After careful consideration I have decided to run for re-election to the U.S. House this year,” she said in a statement.
Senate Field Still Scrambled After Snowe’s Exit
Democrats repeatedly said Pingree was their strongest potential candidate, but in her statement Wednesday, she said, “I concluded that I will best serve the people of Maine by running for re-election
Ohio: More Members Donated to Marcy Kaptur in Primary’s Final Days
Dan Lipinski’s (D-Ill.) re-election campaign sent her $1,000 a day later, per online records.
Hawaii: Linda Lingle Explains Being Wooed to Run
Linda Lingle (R-Hawaii) decided to run for Senate in a year President Barack Obama tops the ballot dates back to the middle of her second term as governor.
Joyce Beatty Denies Mary Jo Kilroy’s Comeback Bid in Ohio
Beatty bested Kilroy, who lost re-election in the GOP wave of 2010, 38 percent to 35 percent, according to the Associated Press.
Obama Drops Ceremonial Pen, Angering GOP
Senate Republicans are bristling that the president has cut down on one of his ceremonial duties: signing bills in public.
Nebraska and Hawaii: Studying Senate Handicapping
Linda Lingle surprised many observers and jumped into the state’s open Senate race.
Shop Talk: McGuireWoods Goes Mining
David Cicilline’s (D-R.I.) first re-election. Hyers announced his second stint as campaign manager in a message to supporters Monday.
Maine: Indie Angus King Set to Run for Olympia Snowe Seat
Among the Democrats weighing Senate bids are Rep. Chellie Pingree and ex-Gov. John Baldacci.
Washington: State Sen. Derek Kilmer Will Run for Norm Dicks’ Seat
He was first elected to the state House in 2004 and the state Senate in 2006 and was re-elected in 2010 to the most Republican-leaning district held by a Democrat.
Obama’s Reorganization Plan Faces Long Odds
However, because he had just been defeated for re-election, the lame-duck Congress decided to defer to the next president — Democrat Franklin Roosevelt. The House rejected all 11 orders.
Amid Controversy, Grimm Nets Boehner Boost
Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) of fearing that “Grimm will have a big re-election victory that could catapult him to top contender
Obama Walks a Line on Iran
Barack Obama is sharpening his rhetoric on Iran’s nuclear program but hopes to put off a possible war — and with it the potential for soaring gas prices and massive political fallout — until after his re-election
Americans Elect Could Field Plausible Candidate
/p> They include getting Members of different parties to sit together at joint sessions, which happened for the latest State of the Union (but accomplished little), requiring real filibusters in the Senate