Shop Talk: Hauser Joins JDA Frontline
Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign. In D.C., Hauser has served as communications director for Sen.
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Earmark Fight Poses Problem for Harry Reid, Dean Heller
With an increasingly gloves-off, partisan mentality permeating the Senate, an amendment targeting a 2005 earmark for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) could pose political problems for Democrats
Nebraska’s Hamlet Moment
Sources said Reid may try to convince Democratic Conference members to allow Kerrey to re-enter the Senate with his seniority intact if he wins.
Race Ratings: Florida Offers Democrats Chances at Pickups
Allen Boyd (D) in 2010 by a comfortable 13 points, but in his first re-election, he faces a more African-American and Democratic electorate.
Republicans Set Stage to Become All-Time Hypocrites
It’s anything but surprising, therefore, that it has re-emerged now.
Presidential Primary Has GOP Nervous
Bush’s 2004 re-election, said the Republican nominee could be at a severe disadvantage in identifying and turning out voters against Obama, whose 2008 campaign set a new standard for organizational muscle
Race Ratings: Democrats Likely to Lose Edge in New Jersey Delegation
He’s not as flush with money as other New Jersey politicians because of his failed 2008 Senate run, but this is a safe seat made safer, and no primary challenges are on the horizon.
Shop Talk: Joseph Kennedy’s Northwind Strategy
Bill Cassidy (R), who has a clear path to re-election, hired a former strategist to Gov.
Welcome or Not, Back to Culture War
There’s a personally popular and yet deeply divisive Democratic president running for re-election who is triangulating against Congress.
All Eyes in Albuquerque on Race for Open Seat
John Sanchez — who just dropped out of the Senate race — also chose to sit it out.
Nevada, Massachusetts Key to Senate Control
It is a little more than eight months until Election Day, but even now two Republican-held Senate seats look increasingly like the keys to whether Democrats can hold their narrow majority in November.
Democrats Trying to Undo Pension Cut in Payroll Deal
All three Members are Maryland Democrats and represent numerous federal workers, and Cardin is up for re-election in 2012.
My Favorite Senators?
Birch Bayh (Ind.), George McGovern (S.D.) and Gaylord Nelson (Wis.), each of whom was first elected in 1962 during the Kennedy administration — lost re-election in 1980, when the Senate Democrats’ 12-seat
John Cornyn Still Favored to Win GOP Whip Contest
Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) is retiring, opening the Whip slot beginning in the 113th Congress.
Senate Democrats Muted on Obama Budget
Instead, the exercise would merely open vulnerable Senate Democrats up to countless budget amendment votes that could possibly be used against them in their re-election campaigns.
Republicans Shift Tactics on Payroll Tax Cut Extension
If Reid kills the clean bill in the Senate, the tables could turn.
Delayed Map Creates Heartburn in New York
“They will do anything necessary to save their districts and their lines in the Senate,” one upstate New York Republican strategist said.
Affairs of (More Than) the Heart
Barbara Mikulski, with combined service in the House and Senate, will pass Rogers next month.)
Tim Kaine, Mark Warner Excite Virginia Democratic Faithful
. — Virginia Democrats fired up the party’s base Saturday night at their annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner, a formal kickoff to the election year in this presidential and Senate race epicenter.
Kentucky: New Lines Strengthen Ben Chandler
He is now expected to comfortably win re-election.