Raese Files for Rematch with Manchin in West Virginia
Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) in a rematch of one of the most closely watched Senate races of the 2010 cycle. In the race to finish out the late Sen.
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Chamber Boosts Campaign Focus While Urging Congress Not to
He criticized the White House for laying out a slim legislative agenda and focusing on President Barack Obama’s re-election instead of the struggling economy.
Elizabeth Warren Raises Massive $5.7 Million in 4th Quarter
Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren, the presumptive Democratic Senate nominee in Massachusetts, raked in a whopping $5.7 million in the fourth quarter of 2011, a campaign source confirmed
Obama Praises William Daley, Installs Jacob Lew as New Chief of Staff
Republicans interpreted the move as a sign that Daley — seen as someone who could work with the other side of the aisle and the business community — had been marginalized as Obama’s team geared up to run for re-election
Hill Climbers: D.C. Is ‘Like Politics in a Blender’
When the opportunity arose to intern in Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin’s Chicago office — located near Northwestern’s Evanston campus — Rakov jumped at the chance to work for the Illinois Democrat.
Republicans Court Latino Voters
In addition to efforts by the Democratic Party and President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign, left-leaning groups have been coaching Latino voters to register their relatives and canvass neighborhoods
Uneven as a Senator, Santorum Not Perceived as Presidential
He polled strongly enough with Democrats to win re-election in 2000, outperforming George W.
Carney Defends Obama’s Recess Picks
If that were true, the Senate could block the president from exercising his Constitutional recess appointment power indefinitely, Carney argued.
Shop Talk: Kaine Camp Takes Form
Tim Kaine (D) has rounded out his Senate campaign’s senior staff as he revs up for a competitive open-seat race with former Sen. George Allen (R).
Dan Liljenquist Launches Bid to Unseat Orrin Hatch
Jason Chaffetz (R), once thought to be a major threat to Hatch, announced in August that he was running for re-election to his House seat. Neither group has endorsed Liljenquist yet.
White House Lobs One Toward Boehner
The senior administration official predicted a broad plan, including increased tax revenues, could pass both the Senate and the House as well, citing the large number of Members from both parties
Between the Lines: 5 Unknowns as 2012 Begins
Allen West and Tom Rooney on unstable re-election turf. But those maps might be a moot point by this spring.
Harry Reid Beat Back Majority of Filibusters in 2011
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid managed to win more than half of the filibuster-breaking votes on the Senate floor in 2011, besting his success rate from the previous year.
Most-Read Articles of 2011 Touched on Campaigns, Controversy
“The Uneven Senate Landscape of 2012 (and 2014)” (April 14) Columnist Stuart Rothenberg read the tea leaves for this April 14 piece about the GOP advantage in the 2012 Senate elections.
Mackowiak: The Political Winners of 2011
He must now delicately balance the call of national politics with his own state’s challenges and his re-election bid in a blue state in 2013. — Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Senate Democrats Losing Least Supportive Member
Ben Nelson retires next year, Senate Democrats may find their party a little more unified.
Colorado’s Coffman Vulnerable Under New Lines
The DCCC’s anti-Coffman offensive has so far included only robocalls into the district, and he’s also expected to see a lot of activity as President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign focuses its efforts
Boehner, Reid Come to Deal on Payroll Tax Holiday
Republican whom Boehner picked to be on the conference committee, summed up the beating his caucus had taken when he said, “I am willing to fight on, but in the end House Republicans felt like they were re-enacting
Reid: ‘I Will Not Reopen’ Talks on Payroll Tax
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said today that he will not return to the negotiating table on a yearlong payroll tax cut extension until the House passes a bipartisan Senate bill that would
Republicans Trade Cross-Dome Shots
House Republicans, nevertheless, contend their Senate counterparts are punting tough issues.