Senate Poll: Dewhurst Leads Texas Republicans
Kay Bailey Hutchison’s announcement that she won’t run for re-election in 2012, Texas Republicans are lining up to take her place in the Senate.
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Connecticut Senate Moved to Leans Democratic
Joe Lieberman’s expected retirement, Roll Call Politics has moved Connecticut’s Senate race from Tossup to Leans Democratic.
Lieberman: ‘I Feel Good About What I Have Accomplished’
The 68-year-old Senator largely brushed aside the looming political challenges that would have complicated any re-election effort.
Graves Weighs Challenge to McCaskill
McCaskill is one of the most vulnerable Senators up for re-election in 2012. Former state Treasurer Sarah Steelman (R-Mo.) kicked off her campaign in early December, and former Sen.
Retirements Shuffle 2012 Senate Landscape
plan to seek re-election in what could be a tough cycle for the party.
Hatch Places Third in New GOP Poll
Orrin Hatch would have a tough road to re-election in a three-way Utah Republican primary, a new poll found.
Conrad Says His Retirement Choice Personal, Not Political
After 26 years in the Senate by the end of his current term, the Budget Committee chairman will be ready for new challenges, the sources said.
Lieberman to Announce Retirement
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) is not expected to seek a fifth Senate term in 2012, according to multiple news reports late Tuesday afternoon.
Lieberman Prepares Announcement as Democrats Step Forward
Joe Lieberman, who will announce his decision on whether to seek re-election Wednesday afternoon in Stamford.
Conrad Newly Free to Negotiate Budget Deal
The North Dakota Democrat announced his retirement once before — in 1992 — keeping true to a pledge that he wouldn’t seek re-election unless trade and budget deficits were reduced on his watch.
Lugar Says He ‘Absolutely’ Will Seek Seventh Term
“This is still the year before the year, and I can’t recall a time when there’s been this vigorous activity in Indiana in regards to a Senate campaign.”
Bush Makes Early Endorsement in Race to Succeed Hutchison
Rick Perry and decided to fill out the remainder of her six-year Senate term. She said Thursday that she would not seek re-election to the seat, which she has held since 1993.
Michael Steele Drops RNC Bid, Backs Maria Cino
. — Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele dropped his bid for re-election after four rounds of ballots, endorsing Maria Cino over the four candidates still in the multi-round election to
GOP Governors Seek Relief From Federal Rules
Barbour said that while Senate Democrats and the White House may still be able to stand in the way of wholesale changes to the nation’s regulatory system, Republicans in the House can
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Governor in Running for Open Senate Seat
David Dewhurst has announced he is considering running for Senate in 2012, and is likely the top candidate in the newly open race to replace Republican Sen.
Hutchison First Retirement of 2012 Cycle
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) announced Thursday that she will not run for re-election in 2012, making official a decision that many predicted was forthcoming.
One Year Later, Brown Still Savors Underdog Status
Scott Brown burst onto the national scene nearly one year ago, helping to invigorate a moribund Republican Party and rejuvenating a Senate minority that had been unable to sustain a filibuster before his
Republican Hopeful Is Exploring Conrad Challenge
Senate race,” Kalk wrote in an e-mail obtained by Roll Call. “This week, we have filed the necessary paperwork to set up the Kalk for Senate Exploratory Committee.”
With Tide Turned, New Goals for RNC Election
Speaking at the 2009 winter meeting, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said that in the wake of the 2006 and 2008 elections, “My concern is that unless we do something to adapt, our status as