West Virginia, North Dakota Senate Race Ratings Change
The shifting 2012 Senate landscape and lack of candidates in two states have prompted Roll Call Politics to change two race ratings.
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Lugar Raises Nearly $1 Million in First Quarter
Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) raised just under $1 million for his re-election campaign in the first three months of this year, according to preliminary fundraising totals obtained by Roll Call.
Heather Wilson Raises $300,000 in 24 Days
I am honored that so many New Mexicans have been willing to support my candidacy this early and help me bring a new quality of leadership to the United States Senate,” Wilson said.
Proposed Indiana Map Changes Donnelly, Young Districts Most
The proposed map only fuels speculation that Donnelly will run for Senate instead of for re-election in the redrawn district. Donnelly has publicly stated his interest in running for Sen.
RNC Looks to Revamp Ground Game
Obama announced his re-election bid last week in an online video directed to his supporters.
Shop Talk: National Campaigns Step Up 2012 Hiring
Tim Kaine, who is now running for Senate in Virginia, including organizing Queen Elizabeth II’s 2006 trip to the state.
Olympia Snowe Has More Than $2 Million in Bank
Snowe has been aggressively courting major donors, according to Bennett, who said that the Senator also got some help this quarter, from Jan. 1 to March 31, from her Senate colleague.
Between the Lines: Burton’s Primary Foe Gets Put in New Indiana District
Donnelly narrowly won re-election in 2010, defeating state Rep. Jackie Walorski (R) by less than 2 points. Walorski has already announced she will run again.
Debt Limit Battle Begins Now
Almost immediately after Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Obama agreed to a six-month continuing resolution with $38.5 billion in spending cuts, Democrats
Ed Case to Mount Hawaii Senate Campaign
Ed Case announced Sunday that he will run for Hawaii’s open Senate seat in 2012. The Democrat made his announcement on his website and on a video posted to YouTube.
NRCC Veteran Walsh to Lead GOP Outside Group
Walsh was also political director for Republican Tom Kean Jr.’s Senate campaign in New Jersey in 2006 and managed the re-election race of then-Rep. Tom Reynolds (R) in New York in 2004.
Street Talk: Another Haley Barbour Hunkers Down on K Street
He worked on Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign in the pivotal spot of Dade County, Fla.
Shop Talk: Obama’s 2012 Campaign Team Is Shaping Up
Ben LaBolt will take over as press secretary on President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign next month, after his duties as communications director for Chicago Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel’s campaign are
Between the Lines: Louisiana Map in Flux While Iowa Lines Seem Solid
Louisiana: State House Kills Senate-Passed Map It’s looking increasingly likely that new Congressional district boundaries in northern Louisiana will not be much different.
No Such Thing as an Off Year for Consultants
Founding partner Brandon Hall managed Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s re-election last year in Nevada, but on Tuesday, the firm was focused on getting Clark County Commissioner Chris Giunchigliani
Kaine Makes Virginia Senate Bid Official (VIDEO)
shirt and sitting on the same Richmond porch steps where he announced his first bid for city council, Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine announced in a video that he is indeed running for Senate
CR Challenge Gets Steeper Near the End
Some Senate Democrats appeared open to the bill.
Heinrich Senate Bid Opens Up Swing District in New Mexico
Martin Heinrich’s announcement that he’ll run for the open Senate seat is likely to lure several more to bid for his marginal district.
Former Reid Aide Rodell Mollineau to Lead SuperPAC
Rodell Mollineau, a former top aide to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, has been named president of American Bridge 21st Century, a new political action committee and research organization formed to
More FEC Terms Expire, but Replacements Unlikely
Confirmation of any new commissioners would likely face a filibuster from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) and other Republicans in the chamber.