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Massachusetts has a simple redistricting math problem: There are 10 Members, all Democrats who have said they’re seeking re-election, and only nine House seats for them to run in next year.
down now as opposed to the end of 2012, when he was not seeking re-election.
This year’s event had the feeling of an election year, even though the Senate primaries are more than twelve months away.
As Republicans line up top challengers early in the cycle, Senate Democrats proved with strong first-quarter fundraising that they are not waiting to kick their re-election bids into high gear.
The money race has intensified between the Senate campaign committees, an early reminder that the balance of power in Congress’ upper chamber is up for grabs in 2012.
House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), is below the $1.121 trillion in discretionary spending that President Barack Obama requested, and it has an unlikely path forward with a Democratic-controlled Senate
For the war’s sesquicentennial, the classic three-volume history is being re-released Tuesday in a special box set featuring “American Homer,” a collection of new essays edited by Jon Meacham.
Only one caucus emerged unified from last week’s shutdown showdown, but even Senate Democrats will be challenged by the tough negotiations ahead.
George LeMieux for his 2012 Senate bid, is a 17-year political consulting veteran and the founder and principal of Red Sea and Basswood Research.
Shelley Berkley is running for Senate, pitting two Members of Congress for the seat of retiring Republican Sen. John Ensign.
The Democrats are defending 23 seats to the Republicans’ nine and working with a Senate map that remains dramatically tilted toward the GOP.
Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Thursday threatened to scuttle a small-business research bill after four weeks on the Senate floor.
For those Democrats, the re-election of President Barack Obama in 2012 would be a mixed blessing.
Santorum said he has been “blessed” in his past fundraising efforts, pointing to the millions he raised for his Senate re-election bid in 2006 — a race he lost by 18 points to Democrat Bob Casey.
We believe that taken together, these challenges and opportunities demand a fresh look at America’s energy policy goals, decision-making structures and policies — a re-evaluation that puts energy
Russ Carnahan is on track to have ample funds for his re-election campaign — wherever that will be.
Claire McCaskill raised more than $1 million for her 2012 re-election campaign during the first quarter, the Associated Press reported Tuesday.
Joe Sestak (D), who pursued an unsuccessful Senate run. Meehan won convincingly. But the landscape will be far different in 2012.
Senate Democrats echoed Hoyer’s support.
Senate candidates such as Rep.