Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin Represent Split-Electorate Dynamic
What do you get when you pair a tea party champion with one of Congress’ most progressive lawmakers in the Senate? The people of Wisconsin are about to find out.
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John Thune Seeks Re-Election as Conference Chairman
After considering other posts within the Senate Republican leadership, Sen. John Thune (S.D.) today said he would run for re-election as Republican Conference chairman.
Business Interests Can Influence Tax Debate, Schumer Says
It’s cutting government spending … and the House was re-elected.
Senate Race
Berg conceded Wednesday afternoon, bringing a swift and unexpected end to the last undecided Senate race.
South: Virginia Senate Bright Spot for Democrats
Spencer Bachus has won re-election, as expected.
Who Will Take the Reins of Senate Campaign Committees?
Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.), Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) and Sheldon Whitehouse (R.I.) — all of whom just won re-election.
Senate GOP Blames Losses on Candidates
Senate Republicans set out Wednesday to pin the blame for their stunning two-seat net loss in Tuesday’s elections.
Southwest: Two House Members Head to Senate
All three Southwestern Senate races this election cycle were for open seats. When all was said and done, the parties held their own seats in all three contests.
Montana: Tester Leads With Votes Still to Count
Jon Tester (D) led by 4 points in his bid for re-election with two-thirds of precincts fully reporting early Wednesday morning, but enough votes remained outstanding that the race was too close to call
Conservative Groups Decry Calls for Compromise
“It is time for conservatives to withhold any further support, financial or otherwise, to the Republican Party unless and until the GOP re-earns our trust,” said Brent Bozell, president of the Media
Rob Portman Mulling NRSC Chairmanship
The speculation comes as Senate Republicans wallow in the apparent loss of two seats last night.
Montana: Jon Tester Hangs On, Democrats Expand Majority
Jon Tester (D) the winner of his re-election race against Rep. Denny Rehberg (R).
House Democrats Wait on Pelosi
This larger, more diverse Caucus will play a greater role in support of President [Barack] Obama and our colleagues in the Senate,” Pelosi said in the release.
Mixed Message: Divided Nation Is Still Divided
The president was re-elected at the same time Democrats retained the Senate and Republicans continued to hold the House, but the elections seem to raise more questions about the future for the GOP
Mountain: Incumbents Win Big by Stepping Away From Barack Obama
Despite a pair of competitive House races in Colorado and a tossup Senate contest in Montana, voters in the mountain region stuck with their incumbents on Election Day.
New England: Banner Night for Democrats in Northeast
Scott Brown (R) was the only Senate incumbent to lose on Tuesday.
Midwest: Region Proves to Be Friendly Ground for Democrats
Democrats picked up a Republican Senate seat in the Hoosier State, while Senate Democrats in Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio all won re-election.
Democrats Clear Winners Tuesday
The 2012 elections will go down as a victory for Democrats, who held the White House and control of the Senate, even as the party appeared likely to pick up only a handful of seats in the House.
West: A Dozen New Players Win the West Coast
The West Coast kept things interesting this Election Day without causing too much drama for re-elected President Barack Obama.
Pivoting to the Fiscal Cliff
Boehner rejected any notion that the newly re-elected president and Reid — whose party increased its advantage in the Senate on Tuesday — can claim a mandate from voters to allow expiration of the