Morning Roundup: Peacing Out
’s membership bore the brunt of the Democrats’ 2010 shellacking and so far this Congress seven Blue Dogs have announced they won’t be back or are already gone — four are retiring, one is running for Senate
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Payroll Tax Cut Conferees Avoiding Sticky Issues
Still, an opening offer from Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) looks to secure at least some progress on low-hanging fruit at today’s follow-up meeting.
Shop Talk: Pascrell Hires Justin Myers as Campaign Manager
Myers ran a successful state Senate race last year, was field director for Rep. Jim Himes’ (D-Conn.) 2010 re-election and has worked on races in Long Island, Queens and Manhattan.
FEC for Lunch: Winners, Losers and Noteworthy Reports
Surgeon General Richard Carmona (D) brought in a solid $570,000 in the fourth quarter for his Senate bid.
Senate Hopes to Pass STOCK Act This Week
The Senate voted, 93-2, on Monday night to kick off debate on the measure.
Shop Talk: Melissa Williams Is on the List
Bush’s 2004 re-election. Golden Statewide Race California Sen.
Montana: GOP Poll Shows Denny Rehberg With Double-Digit Lead
Denny Rehberg (right) is one of 11 House Members running for Senate this year. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Republicans are touting a new poll in the Montana Senate race that shows Rep.
Montana: GOP Poll Shows Denny Rehberg With Double-Digit Lead
Republicans are touting a new poll in the Montana Senate race that shows Rep. Denny Rehberg (R) with an 11-point lead over Sen. Jon Tester (D).
Rust Belt Democrats Trying to Manufacture a Win
President Barack Obama may be pushing a new plan to “bring manufacturing back” as a way to boost his own re-election case in key Midwestern swing states, but vulnerable Democratic Senators in the Rust
New Roster of GOP Leaders Looks to 2012
Perhaps the Senate Republicans’ biggest challenge is to simultaneously develop and push a governing agenda that appeals to voters and keeps Senate Democrats off-balance.
Democrats Wait on Sidelines in Arizona for Now
Linda Lopez of Tucson, who is close to Giffords; state Senate Minority Whip Paula Aboud; state Reps.
‘Almost President’ Gives Also-Rans Their Due
His effort garnered a paltry 37 percent of the vote in 1972 and won only one state and the District of Columbia in the Nixon re-election landslide.
Jennifer Granholm Eyes Tight Races on New Talker
“We selected races that we think are gonna be close,” she posited, ticking off the re-election bid of Rep.
Tom Corbett Backs Steve Welch Against Bob Casey
“I am proud to announce that Governor Tom Corbett has endorsed me for the United States Senate,” Welch wrote in an email to supporters today.
The Zeal of the Convert
Cook, a moderate Republican, was elected to the Senate in 1968. Three years later, Yarmuth joined his office as a legislative aide.
Arizona Governor to Set Special Election in Short Order
He narrowly lost to Giffords in her 2010 re-election bid. Gov. Jan Brewer (R) will have until 5 p.m. Saturday to call a special election and to set the primary special date.
Senators Shy From Obama Filibuster Reform
Now, those same Democrats are facing tough re-election contests and hammering on rules changes might not be their most effective messaging option.
Arizona Governor to Set Special Election in Short Order
He narrowly lost to Giffords in her 2010 re-election bid. Gov. Jan Brewer (R) will have until 5 p.m. Saturday to call a special election and to set the primary special date.
Outside Group Launches TV Ad Supporting Orrin Hatch
Orrin Hatch, who is being challenged for re-election by a fellow Republican.
What Are the Chances of a Republican White Knight?
— as a serious candidate has suddenly re-emerged as one of the two major contenders for the nomination.