Jumping to Conclusions on the 2012 Elections
The same goes for House and Senate candidates. Will Sen.
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Polls This Year Have Been Anything but Clear
At the Congressional level, the publicizing of internal campaign polls by House and Senate candidates has become more frequent than in past elections cycles, leading to more questions than answers
Settle In: Election Night Viewers’ Guide
The Senate race between former Govs. Tim Kaine (D) and George Allen (R) is one of the most competitive in the country, and it could determine the Senate majority.
Race Rating Changes: The Final Push
But Democrats are likely to hold both seats, and the climb for Republicans to net the four seats they need for an outright majority (if President Barack Obama is re-elected) seems steep heading into election
Race Rating Changes: The Final Push
But Democrats are likely to hold both seats, and the climb for Republicans to net the four seats they need for an outright majority (if President Barack Obama is re-elected) seems steep heading into election
Harry Reid Dismisses Mitt Romney’s ‘Fantasy’ of Bipartisanship
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said today that Democrats would try to block Mitt Romney’s agenda next year if he wins the presidency on Tuesday.
Darrell Issa Keeps Health Care Law in His Sights
If Romney wins, you will see fewer,” said the Senate Republican aide, who added that even if such resolutions ultimately fail, they could require Democrats to cast votes that could pose re-election problems
Voting Amid the Devastation From Sandy
Hurricane Sandy has a real chance of affecting turnout and ballot counting in the New York metropolitan area, where several competitive House and Senate races will be decided.
OCE Sent Three Cases to Ethics Panel in Third Quarter
of McCotter’s former congressional staffers, Don Yowchuang, Paul Seewald and Mary Melissa Turnbull, will stand trial for their roles in an alleged ballot fraud scheme during the Michigan Republican’s re-election
Changed Politics and District Haunt Judy Biggert in Illinois
And when Republicans appointed Roskam to the state Senate two years later, Biggert returned the gesture.
The Phantom Commission
Bush signed the Help America Vote Act into law in October 2002, just days after it passed the House and Senate with broad bipartisan support.
Barack Obama Puts Campaign on Hold; Mitt Romney Schedules ‘Storm Relief Events’
President Barack Obama will stay in Washington, D.C., at least through Wednesday, suspending his re-election campaigning to keep an eye on recovery efforts following Hurricane Sandy.
Candidates Set Aside Campaigning to Focus on Storm’s Effect
Bob Casey (D), who is a candidate for re-election, said he is confident Pennsylvanians will be ready to cast their ballots next week.
From Hope to Doubt in a Single Election Cycle
Senate. As president, there has been very little post-partisan about his behavior or his program.
The Economy Is Crumbling So Let’s Talk Abortion and Rape
It is also why President Barack Obama is in a very tight race for re-election.
Rand Paul, Confident of Romney’s Prospects, Still Leaves Door Open for Own White House Bid
On that point he echoed his senior Kentucky colleague, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
K Street Lobbyists Hit the Campaign Trail in Virginia
The pair, both lobbyists in D.C., was sent by the re-election campaign of Rep.
Wisconsin: Feisty Senate Debate Boils Over on 9/11 Exchange
The blows have become personal in the Badger State, where the Senate race has devolved from big issues such as the economy and health care to the candidate’s responses to the 9/11 terrorist attacks
Illinois: Poll Gives Tammy Duckworth a 10-Point Lead Over Joe Walsh
Speier’s visit comes less than 48 hours after the GOP Senate nominee in neighboring Indiana, state Treasurer Richard Mourdock, took heat for his comments that pregnancy from rape was something “God
CEOs From Large Companies Call for Broad Deficit Reduction Plan
Retired former Senate Budget Chairman Judd Gregg, R-N.H., a co-chair of the Fix the Debt campaign that sponsored the event, said business leaders can provide backing to lawmakers who will have to