Best and Worst Of the 2012 Campaigns: Part I
The Florida Democrat won re-election last month by beating GOP Rep.
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South Carolina: Haley Rejects Placeholder, Putting Focus Squarely on Scott
Tim Scott will be the likely Senate appointee. The governor is scheduled to hold a press conference Tuesday in Charleston, which is in Scott’s congressional district.
RNC Announces Postelection Self-Examination
The political autopsies of 2012 are continuing more than a month after Republicans fell short in the race for the White House and lost ground in both the House and Senate.
Members Eye Opportunities in Gubernatorial Races
Like Braley, Peters’ decision could hinge on what happens in the Senate. If Sen.
Parra Helps Democrats Reach Out to Latino Voters
Jose Parra has led Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s Latino outreach effort since 2008 and worked on the Nevada Democrat’s re-election campaign in 2010.
Latino Vote Sprang From Local Touch
The Democratic senators’ pioneering efforts in reaching out to Latino voters in their 2010 re-election races in Nevada and Colorado, respectively, provided a template that Obama for America developed
NRSC Funneled Money to Missouri GOP That Supported Akin
Todd Akin’s ill-fated Senate campaign.
Rules of the Game: Unions Leveraging Election Day Wins
House and Senate Democrats are well aware that labor organizers played a key role in getting out the vote and in helping Democratic-friendly super PACs compete with their GOP counterparts.
K Street Files: Skeptics Query Timing of Job Negotiation Disclosures
Jim DeMint filed a similar notice with the Secretary of the Senate only after it already had been reported he was leaving government to take over The Heritage Foundation.
South Carolina: Who Will Haley Appoint to the Senate?
Haley appoint to fill the open Senate seat held by resigning Sen. Jim DeMint? There is a bevy of ambitious Republicans in the state, but a few names float to the top of the list.
Heritage Foundation’s Star Will Rise With DeMint
Cornyn and DeMint sparred over Senate primaries in 2010, with DeMint favoring more conservative candidates than the NRSC.
Eldest Statesman Has Seen Big Changes
He ended up winning re-election as a Republican and has been a reliable GOP vote ever since.
Handicapping 2014: A Pause Could Add Perspective
It would give each of us individually some time to rethink our political assumptions and to re-evaluate our coverage.
Landrieu Ready, Eager to Take On GOP Challengers in Increasingly Red State
She’s never had an easy race, but the Democrat’s third re-election fight looks daunting in a post-earmark, post-health care law era.
Sen. Bennet Named DSCC Chairman
Cecil oversaw the committee’s efforts in 2012, when Senate Democrats defied expectations and picked up two seats.
Republicans Largely Ignore Dole’s Exhortation on Disabilities Treaty
It isn’t Bob Dole’s Senate anymore.
Alford: President Obama’s Regulatory Agenda Is Bad for Business
Democrats retain control of the Senate by a slightly larger margin, a major disappointment for Republicans who just months ago dreamed of big pickups.
Shop Talk: Operatives Join Congressional Offices
-elect Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., announced Monday that veteran campaign operative Mindy Myers, who managed Warren’s campaign, will join her in the Senate as chief of staff.
Schwartz: Election Shows Voters Trust Obama’s Plans
On Nov. 6, the American people sent a strong message to Congress by re-electing President Barack Obama and adding Democratic members to the House and Senate.
Administration’s Cliff Offer Presents a Challenge for Centrist Democrats
Democrats hold 20 of the 33 Senate seats up for up for grabs in 2014 — many of them in red or purple states.