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Every vulnerable Senate Democrat up for re-election in 2014 voted with President Barack Obama at least 90 percent of the time in 2013, according to CQ Roll Call’s latest vote studies , released Monday.
Bush among the past four re-elected presidents, that was almost entirely because of a record amount of support from his Democratic colleagues running the Senate.
Simply put, the party has a chance to make huge Senate gains that year.
Waxman, D-Calif., announced he will not seek re-election this morning. Here is his full statement: “In 1974, I announced my first campaign for Congress.
Waxman, D-Calif., announced he will not seek re-election this morning. Here is his full statement: “In 1974, I announced my first campaign for Congress.
In 2012, Republicans re-drew the congressional map following the decennial redistricting process, making several fought-over House districts less competitive.
Mark Pryor, D-Ark., intends to make the farm bill a driving issue in his competitive re-election race against Republican Rep. Tom Cotton.
The decision not to seek re-election was an agonizing one for my wife and me, but we know it’s the right one.
Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., four senators are up for re-election in 2014: Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, Jeff Merkley of Oregon, Jack Reed of Rhode Island and Brian Schatz of Hawaii.
Schumer ran for re-election and appointed Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ran for the remainder of her term. This year, two states will hold two Senate elections. In South Carolina, Sen.
Steve Stockman, R-Texas, who launched his Senate campaign last month on the filing deadline, resurfaced on Capitol Hill after he “mysteriously disappeared from public view nearly two weeks ago,” according
He is diligent about his treatment there, in part because he is getting in shape for a grueling 2016 re-election bid .
Mark Warner’s re-election campaign this year.
At the start of 1974, just over one year after being re-elected in a landslide over Sen.
Radel pleaded guilty to a cocaine possession charge last year and, until recently, insisted he would seek re-election.
In the Senate, Democrats are clinging to a five-seat majority on a playing field that gives Republicans an advantage.
“The folks he represents are going to realize that he’s ready for the re-election and he’s going to win.”
Camp plans to seek re-election this year in his district. Sources in the budget community have been hearing Murray plans to switch.
If the Senate sends the bill back after deleting the rider, the pressure would grow on Republicans to acquiesce, in part because by then the default deadline could be getting perilously close.
Senate Democrats know rejecting Keystone XL will hurt their chances. Mark Begich of Alaska, Mary L.