Republican Redistricting Efforts Bankrupt for 2011?
In 2009, former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.), former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) and GOP lobbyist Charlie Black were part of a group that started Making America’s Promise
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Vicki Kennedy Won’t Run for Husband’s Senate Seat
He is up for re-election in 2012. “I can’t imagine running for elective office without Teddy at my side, and that really is what it all comes down to,” Kennedy said. “I hope people respect that.”
Dorgan, Bennett Decamp for K Street
Dorgan retired from the Senate at the end of the 111th Congress, while Bennett lost his bid for re-election at the GOP nominating convention.
Tarryl Clark Targets Bachmann While Retaining Her E-Mail List
Clark finished her time in the state Senate earlier this month and has been talking to local leaders about job creation and bringing people together, she said. Another election could be in her future.
Tucson Speech Offers Fresh Start for Obama
Facing re-election in just two years, he has a narrow opportunity to prove he is the consensus-maker he promised he would be and win back the support of the public that elected him to the White House in
Republicans Boost Ayotte as New Face of Party
“The GOP has not elected any new women to the Senate in recent election cycles, so they finally have an opportunity to showcase one.
Freshmen, Families Are Facing New Fears
“I think it really has shaken up a lot of people,” a Senate Democratic aide said.
Politics of an Arizona Crime Scene: Guns and Borders
John McCain (R) during his re-election race last year, including in a TV ad in which he called for increased National Guard troops and to “complete the danged fence.”
Reid Predicts Tea Party Movement Will Fade
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid linked the tea party’s existence to the economic slump and predicted last week that the movement will decline as more jobs are created.
Flood of Ads Hitting North Dakota Airwaves Early
Senate. Conrad promised he would resign if the budget deficit hadn’t fallen,” a female announcer says. “Twenty-five years later our deficits are out of control.”
Health Care Issue Puts Spotlight on Joe Manchin
Manchin, who is up for re-election to a full term in 2012, has vowed to eliminate other provisions in the law that he deems unacceptable.
Poll: Rick Santorum Strongest Challenger to Casey
Is the Democratic firm Public Policy Polling daring Rick Santorum to abandon his presidential ambitions in favor of a run for his former Senate seat?
Kyl: GOP Can Play More Than Just Defense
,” Kyl said Friday during a 30-minute conversation in his office in the Hart Senate Office Building.
Walker: Congress Needs to Get Serious About Fixing Finances
Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) all won FI$CYs.
Bitter Blue Dogs Ready to Cut Deals
He also said that the cap-and-trade energy bill never should have come to the House floor when it was never going to pass the Senate and that the health care overhaul was far too complicated and
Poll: Dim Outlook for Ensign Re-Election
John Ensign could be in trouble should he decide to run for re-election in 2012, while Rep.
McConnell Expects GOP Senators to Take the Offensive
Senate Republican leaders said Thursday that they expect to be proactive in pushing their legislation this Congress, even as the new House GOP majority presses its own agenda and the Senate Democratic
2012 Senate Landscape Is Far From Finalized
Senate race ratings make good headlines and cable news fodder, but two years out from an election, they can be poor predictors of what’s to come.
Democratic Trio Introduces Package of Senate Rules Changes
Senate Democrats kicked off their push to change Senate filibuster rules by formally unveiling a proposal on Wednesday to eliminate some types of filibusters, while guaranteeing amendment rights
Senate’s First Day Relatively Low-Key
The newest Members — 12 Republicans and one Democrat — took the oath alongside returning Senators, several of whom went through blistering re-election campaigns.