Race Ratings: GOP Safe as Can Be in Alabama
Alabama Senate Minority Leader Roger Bedford (D), who has been in the chamber since 1982, told Roll Call the map seems “ripe” for a lawsuit.
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Redistricting’s Bottom Line Might Surprise You
Brian Bilbray, Dan Lungren, Jeff Denham and Mary Bono Mack face difficult re-election races.
Reality and Hope Collide on Giffords
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Former Senate Staffers Make Barbecue a Fragrance
Former Senate staffers Heath Hall and Brett Thompson came up with a barbecue business. Thompson, previously a legislative director for former Sen.
Matheson Eyes Statewide Bid in Utah
If he does not run for re-election, he might challenge Sen. Orrin Hatch or Gov. Gary Herbert, both Republicans. “I know I’m going to be running for office in Utah,” Matheson said.
Boozman Rebuffs Wal-Mart
The fight created alliances and opponents unusual for a major Senate squabble and did not break along party lines. The Senate voted 54-45 to delay the regulations on reduced swipe fees.
Possible Opportunity for Kerry in Clinton Report
A report that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is interested in becoming the World Bank’s next president could create an opening for Senate Foreign Relations Chairman John Kerry (D-Mass.), who
Reid’s Spokesman to Step Down
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s chief spokesman, Jon Summers, will announce Friday that he is departing the Nevada Democrat’s leadership office, sources confirmed Thursday evening.
Durbin Tops Tester: Senate Swipe-Fee Plan Defeated
Big retailers held off big banks in the Senate on Wednesday, when Sen. Jon Tester failed to secure enough votes to delay the reduction of debit card swipe fees.
Could Schweitzer Challenge Baucus in 2014?
Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus is preparing to run for a seventh term in 2014, with allies of the powerful Montana Democrat disputing suggestions he might be vulnerable.
Filner Expected to File for Mayoral Bid
San Diego-based Democratic strategist Lucas O’Connor wrote on the Two Cathedrals blog that Filner “will need to re-introduce himself to both the people and the problems in San Diego” after 20 years
Boren Won’t Seek Re-Election
Dan Boren (D-Okla.) will not seek re-election in 2012, providing House Republicans with a prime pickup opportunity in the Sooner State.
Race Ratings: Boren’s Exit Makes for Tossup
The five-term Republican is looking at an easy re-election bid thanks to minor changes to his Tulsa-based district.
Swipe-Fee Vote Splits Democrats
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) has ripped Tester’s amendment as another “Wall Street bailout” even as Tester faces a difficult re-election test next year.
Democrats Target Senate Hopeful in Ohio
Republicans struck back at state Democrats, saying the complaint is proof the party knows Brown is in for a tough re-election race.
Senate Sets Own Course on Libya
There appears to be sufficient support in the Senate at this point for the Kerry-McCain resolution to pass.
Bakery Owner Could Challenge Pizza Owner in Illinois
Bobby Schilling’s (R-Ill.) re-election bid could come down to a choice between pizza and bread. Illinois state Sen.
Race Ratings: GOP Poised to Scoop Up a Seat
In fact, the new map means re-election will likely only get a little bit easier for Visclosky in future cycles.
Democrats Thread the Needle on Medicare
In a move that appears designed for media consumption, five Democratic Senators up for re-election in 2012 sent a letter Monday to Vice President Joseph Biden asking him to hold firm against cutting
Shop Talk: Busy Cycle in Tarheel State
Obama ’12 Snags ‘Technologist’ President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign hired Harper Reed as chief technology officer, the Chicago Tribune reported.