Cornyn Expected to Be Named Senate GOP’s No. 2
John Thune — the current GOP conference chairman — decided to run for re-election to his current leadership post.
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Illinois: Walsh Floats Statewide Bid
Last week, Walsh, one of the House GOP’s most outspoken and controversial conservatives, lost re-election to Democratic Rep.-elect Tammy Duckworth.
Congressional Ethics Inquiries Helped Sweep Some Lawmakers Out of Office
Jean Schmidt, R-Ohio, and Silvestre Reyes, D-Texas, saw their re-election bids end even earlier when opponents seized on alleged ethical lapses during primary campaigns.
Alaska: Republicans Lining Up to Take on Mark Begich
Mead Treadwell and 2010 Senate nominee Joe Miller are making calls and lining up support for potential Senate bids. Former Lt. Gov.
Today at a Glance: Nov. 13, 2012
The Senate resumes consideration of the motion to proceed to a bill that would increase access to federal lands for hunters and fishermen. The measure is sponsored by Sen.
Roby: Our Job Is to Defend Principles While Working Together
President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term. The Senate remains in Democratic control and the House in Republican control, with the ratio of Republicans to Democrats barely changed.
Can Moran Lead the GOP to Majority?
If Senate Republicans are looking for a dream candidate to improve the National Republican Senatorial Committee’s fortunes, they won’t get much of a choice Wednesday, despite their private grumbling.
Obama Set to Meet Business Leaders
Hastert and former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott.
President Barack Obama Wins Re-Election
. | President Barack Obama has defeated Mitt Romney and won re-election, capping the most expensive and divisive national campaign in memory, according to network news and Associated Press projections.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Claire McCaskill’s (D-Mo.) re-election took two more pickup opportunities off the map for Republicans and left the GOP without enough states left to complete its quest for the majority.
Senate Democrats Seek to Expand Party Ratios On Some Committees
The majority plans to first re-elect party leaders — including Reid of Nevada, Majority Whip Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Caucus Vice Chairman Charles E.
Donnelly’s Long and Winding Road to the Senate
But Donnelly’s circuitous road to the Senate was far from over.
McCain, Facing Term Limit, Considers Next Move
To be sure, the investigations subcommittee post does not have the same cachet as being Senate Armed Services ranking member.
House Update: GOP Holds Majority as Incumbents on Both Sides Fall
In the Empire State, two Republican freshmen lost re-election: Nan Hayworth and Ann Marie Buerkle. Rep.
Nominations Battle Could Resume in Lame Duck
Senate Democrats could be on a collision course with Senate Republicans when it comes to using the lame-duck session to confirm 19 judicial nominations that have been held up this Congress.
Our Job: Defend Principles While Working Together
President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term. The Senate remains in Democratic control and the House in Republican control, with the ratio of Republicans to Democrats barely changed.
Shop Talk: The Winning and Losing Consultants of the ’12 Cycle
That was evident for Republicans in races across the country, as President Barack Obama won re-election convincingly and Democrats gained seats in both the Senate and House.
Hagan Targeted by GOP, Ready for 2014 N.C. Race
Those numbers would all appear to point to a sticky path to re-election for Kay Hagan, the Tar Heel State’s junior senator and one of Republicans’ top targets for 2014.
Long Season of Pro Forma Sessions Comes to Quiet End
Taking full advantage of this, the Senate consistently concluded its pro forma sessions in less than one minute and conducted no legislative business throughout the seven-week break.
What Really Happened in the House
At the same time that President Barack Obama was winning a second term and Senate Democrats were winning 25 of 33 races (for a gain of two seats), House Democrats were falling well short of winning