Richardson Probe Raises Questions of Race
Laura Richardson (D-Calif.) violated Congressional ethics rules by urging Hill staffers to attend campaign events, run personal errands and work on her re-election effort.
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Theft Hits Races in California
for withdrawal in the wake of an alleged embezzlement scandal that has rocked the Democratic Party in the Golden State and all but wiped out hundreds of bank accounts associated with state, House and Senate
Rep. David Dreier’s Fate Rests With Map Lawsuit
Gary Miller and David Dreier face unlikely odds of winning re-election thanks to their state’s new Congressional map.
Legal Fees Eat Into Campaign Coffers
The campaign to re-elect Rep.
Justice Department Greenlights New North Carolina Congressional Map
State Senate Redistricting Committee Chairman Bob Rucho (R) and state House Redistricting Chairman David Lewis (R) released a joint statement hailing “today’s historic decision.”
Before G-20 Summit, Obama Touts Action
That crisis threatens to spread to other European countries and drag down the U.S. economy as Obama gears up for a re-election bid. Sen.
So You Want to Be a Political Handicapper, Part II
Jeff Denham (R), who will run for re-election in a very competitive district, so it’s impossible for me to handicap this race as completely as I’d like to.
Shop Talk: Working in Two Washingtons
Morris is a former press secretary for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
Two Texas Republicans Square Off for Senate
He has patiently waited his turn to run for Senate or the governorship. He has served as lieutenant governor since 2003 and has been at the center of major policy decisions during his tenure.
Brown Strong Against Mandel in Ohio
Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) remains in good position for re-election with one year to go, according to a new poll conducted by the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
Lieberman Will Go His Own Way
Lieberman was re-elected in 2006 on his own “Independent Democrat” ticket after losing the Democratic primary.
Democratic Challengers Testing Waters Against Donna Edwards
John Conyers (D-Mich.), as counsel to former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) and as counsel to the Senate Whitewater Committee under then-Sen. Paul Sarbanes (D-Md.).
Dangerous Dozen: Unsafe House Incumbents
Here are the most vulnerable incumbents who are currently planning on seeking re-election.
Kentucky Democrat Ben Chandler May Have Advantage in House Rematch
Republicans currently control the state Senate, while Democrats run the state House. Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear is all but certain to win re-election next month.
Fitzpatrick Targeted in Pennsylvania
Philo ran for a Bucks County-based state Senate seat last year against incumbent Republican Chuck McIlhinney. She lost 60 percent to 40 percent.
Obama’s Housing Plan Skips Congress
p> Though the administration has long been planning to unveil its new housing policies as part of Obama’s trip this week to foreclosure-riddled Nevada, tensions on housing policy came to a head in a Senate
Shop Talk: Candidate Stamp of Approval
Nelson, who has not yet said for sure whether he’s running for re-election, is one of the most vulnerable Democratic incumbents in the Senate.
Joseph Biden Touts Jobs Bill, Doesn’t Rule Out 2016 Run
And we’ll find out, you know, [but] let’s get the president re-elected.”
Ben Nelson Sees Early DSCC Help
Ben Nelson, even though the Nebraskan has yet to commit to running for re-election in 2012.
Democrats Unveil Next Jobs Bill
“We believe we have to continue working to try to create jobs,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said on a conference call with reporters today.