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Brown, R-Mass., recently hired Colin Reed as campaign manager for his Senate comeback bid in New Hampshire.
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Texas Republicans: Cruz, Cornyn, Stockman Discord Disrupts Weekly Confab
Of course, no one is taking attendance, but the Senate presence at the lunch has diminished in general since Kay Bailey Hutchison left Congress.
Next Utah Races to Watch Are for Senate
Hatch’s expected retirement in four years will create the Beehive State’s first open-seat Senate race since 1992 — that much is a certainty.
Senator Thad Cochran, Underdog?
The Senate primary to watch is Mississippi’s. State Sen.
Democrats Facing Political Fallout on Medicare
Conston’s group is already targeting Democrats with advertisements on the proposed cuts in a handful of House and Senate races.
Unemployment Extension Set to Pass, But GOP Digging in on Minimum Wage, Pay Equity
“None of this is designed to make policy, none of it’s designed to offer solutions, it’s all part of the re-election campaign for people who are desperate to change the subject from this failed
Obama, Democrats Have 7 Million Reasons for a Victory Lap
The administration has faced near-daily challenges in implementing the Affordable Care Act, with Obama’s poll ratings underwater, his legislative agenda stalled, the Democratic Senate potentially in play
Obama, Democrats Have 7 Million Reasons for a Victory Lap
The administration has faced near-daily challenges in implementing the Affordable Care Act, with Obama’s poll ratings underwater, his legislative agenda stalled, the Democratic Senate potentially in play
In First Tests as Finance Chairman, Wyden Pushes Against Patches
In his first major tests as Senate Finance chairman, Ron Wyden is waging war against the congressional penchant for patches and punting. It’s not proving to be an easy fight. Â
Camp Out, Rough Week: Michigan Delegation Facing Depleted Hill Clout
They both are opting against seeking re-election this fall. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) It’s shaping up to be a pretty rough week for Michigan.
Is There Anything Bipartisan in the Attempts to Improve Obamacare? | Commentary
First, Republicans might take back the Senate, but they’re not getting a veto-proof supermajority.
In Lone Star State, High Hopes for Rising Democrats
Ann Richards’ failed re-election bid in 1994, Texas Democrats attempted to build well-financed statewide campaigns around candidates with star power — and all came up short.
Ward 6 Candidates’ Similarities Are Striking
They both want to look at re-routing the CSX’s proposed Virginia Avenue tunnel project, saying residents in Southeast D.C. have expressed too many concerns with the current path. Â
Ward 6 Candidates’ Similarities Are Striking
They both want to look at re-routing the CSX’s proposed Virginia Avenue tunnel project, saying residents in Southeast D.C. have expressed too many concerns with the current path.
Unemployment Extension Vote Not Worrying House Republicans
Workforce Agencies that the Senate bill would be difficult to implement.
Braley’s Opponent? Two Seem Most Likely From Crowded Field
Residing outside of the competitive Senate landscape’s top tier most of this election cycle, Iowa Republicans believe they are finally gaining some momentum for the state’s open seat, particularly by avoiding
Campaigns, Take Note: Braley’s, Brown’s and McConnell’s Unforced Errors Offer Lessons Aplenty
But Braley went further, warning that his defeat would likely mean a Republican takeover of the Senate — and that would result in Sen. Charles E.
Campaigns, Take Note: Braley’s, Brown’s and McConnell’s Unforced Errors Offer Lessons Aplenty
But Braley went further, warning that his defeat would likely mean a Republican takeover of the Senate — and that would result in Sen. Charles E.
Former Sen. Larry Pressler Still Not Going For The Money
Senate seat now held by Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D. Â Pressler served in the Senate from 1979 to 1997, and served in the House from 1975-1979. Pressler lost to Tim Johnson in 1996.
The Many Reasons Mark Kirk Won’t Stump for Oberweis
November and has committed to actively assisting the party’s gubernatorial nominee Bruce Rauner, the Illinois Republican told the Chicago Sun-Times’ Lynn Sweet that he won’t be stumping for Republican Senate