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. | President Barack Obama heard an earful at the White House Wednesday from Senate Democrats running for re-election next year who are fuming about the Affordable Care Act’s rocky rollout.
Landrieu, of course, is up for re-election in 2014, and it’s no secret the GOP intends to use the health care law’s troubles as fuel to defeat her and other vulnerable Democrats.
we all gathered in the Senate carryout to eat and he was down there making sandwiches and biscuits and all that kind of good stuff.
Mitch McConnell in his 2014 re-election campaign.
Veteran strategist Martha McKenna will lead the independent expenditure program for Senate Democrats in the 2014 midterms.
Mark Pryor is the most vulnerable incumbent facing re-election next year.
The Senate class of 2010 produced a handful of GOP rising stars, some whom may run for president or vice president as soon as 2016.
Senate Republicans has moved to block a Republican advertising firm from receiving any future contracts from the committee, due to the firm’s working with a conservative political action group.
This is a successful program, and I will fight tooth and nail to keep it open,” said Pryor, who faces a tough re-election fight next year.
Hatfield of Oregon does not fade into obscurity, producing a feature-length retrospective on the compromise-embracing Republican, titled “The Gentleman of the Senate.”
Added by voice vote during the Senate debate in December 2009, the amendment by Republican Charles E. Grassley of Iowa was, according to Hill legend, scrawled on a scrap of paper.
They haven’t been able to provide any real momentum since the Senate passed its immigration bill in July, and there’s no guarantee that Denham will be any more successful.
However, Watt told CQ Roll Call earlier this month that he could still run for re-election if his confirmation fails in the Senate.
If there’s anything to be gleaned from this week’s edition of Roll Call’s “Farm Team” series, it’s that the most exciting Senate race of 2016 could take place in New Hampshire. Republican Sen.
Mitch McConnell in his 2014 re-election race in Kentucky. The Senate Conservatives Action, a super PAC, and sister organization to the Senate Conservatives Fund, founded by former Sen.
Shaheen’s re-election marks the most pressing priority for Granite State Republicans, who have yet to find a top candidate to challenger her. Former Rep.
Bill Cassidy’s Senate campaign is doesn’t make much sense.
That’s true even if there’s a temporary debt ceiling deal or a longer-term bipartisan Senate plan.
The Kentucky Senate race is rated a Republican Favored contest by Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.
Battle-tested communications operatives have already been sent to state parties in Arkansas, Louisiana and North Carolina — homes of some of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats seeking re-election