Senate Races 2014: Why Michigan Never Became Iowa
Meanwhile, the GOP’s top candidate picks took a pass on these Senate races, forcing the party to settle for second-tier recruits.
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Senate Races 2014: Why Michigan Never Became Iowa
Meanwhile, the GOP’s top candidate picks took a pass on these Senate races, forcing the party to settle for second-tier recruits.
Former Top Cop Suggests Capitol Complex Is Too Open (Audio)
Gainer said in an interview he would add gates around the Capitol perimeter and consider re-routing traffic around campus.
Internal Poll Shows Kansas Republican With 12-Point Lead
Jenkins’ re-election is playing out on the backdrop of a tumultuous political environment in Kansas, where Democrats are mounting a strong effort to oust GOP Gov.
Hill Staffers Hit the Campaign Trail
Staffers who work for members in tough re-election contests aren’t just hoping to save their boss’ jobs — they might just save their own Hill gigs as well.
Weak GOP Candidates May Need More Than a Good Year
Pat Roberts did the same thing when he allowed his re-election bid to be about him rather than about the president, the Affordable Care Act and the drumbeat of bad news over the past few months.
Weak GOP Candidates May Need More Than a Good Year
Pat Roberts did the same thing when he allowed his re-election bid to be about him rather than about the president, the Affordable Care Act and the drumbeat of bad news over the past few months.
A Good Year May Not Save These Three Vulnerable House Republicans
In his recent column, “Weak GOP Candidates May Need More Than a Good Year ,” Stu Rothenberg pointed out how a handful of under-performing Senate candidates could cost Republicans the majority.
Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call Race Ratings Changes
Most of the House changes benefit the GOP, while the Senate and governor changes are far more mixed. Senate Changes: Georgia (GOP Sen.
Pat Roberts Finds No Place Like Home
In the six campaign events Roll Call attended with Roberts last week, this was as close as he came to making the Senate race personal.
Pat Roberts Finds No Place Like Home
In the six campaign events Roll Call attended with Roberts last week, this was as close as he came to making the Senate race personal.
Are These 10 Vulnerable Members Lucky or Good?
Sinema is running for re-election in a competitive district in Arizona. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) All’s fair in love and . . . House races? Not so much.
Not His Father’s Arkansas
Pryor is seeking re-election.
Not His Father’s Arkansas
Mark Pryor, win re-election next month.
Republicans, Democrats Trade Punches Over CDC, NIH Ebola Funding
such hearings, even during the recess, were appropriate given the subcommittee’s jurisdiction, and that the funding for combatting Ebola contained in the current continuing resolution might need to be re-upped
Voter Engagement Gap Hints at GOP Turnout Edge
Twenty days out, and the sum of all the polling, computer modeling and intangibles says that both Senate storylines are still possible.
Voter Engagement Gap Hints at GOP Turnout Edge
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Twenty days out, and the sum of all the polling, computer modeling and intangibles says that both Senate storylines are still possible.
Cornyn, Cruz Back Obamacare Lawsuit Over Origination Clause
While the House drafted and passed a health care overhaul, the Senate did not use that bill as the base for its own effort.
Larry Pressler for D.C. Mayor?
The independent candidate and former Republican senator shaking up the South Dakota Senate race contemplated running for D.C. mayor in 1998, after he lost his re-election bid in 1996 and was working
The 9 Biggest Candidate Flameouts
Walsh will not run for re-election to a full term. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Meet the cycle’s biggest candidate disappointments.