Montana Democrat Sets $2 Million Fundraising Goal (Video)
Jon Tester, D-Mont., won re-election by 4 points. But Republicans have held onto the state’s sole House seat for the past 17 years.
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10 Senate Democrats Push to Extend Obamacare Enrollment Window
A number of these senators, including Shaheen, are up for re-election in 2014, but that’s not universally true of the signatories.
Manchin’s Obamacare Mandate Delay Could Create Political Peril
That idea has already picked up the endorsement of Michelle Nunn, the Democrat seeking Georgia’s open Senate seat in 2014.
Boehner: ‘We’re Gonna Be Fine’
With the GOP ultimately unable to extract concessions on the 2010 health care law from President Barack Obama as a condition of funding government and raising the debt limit, Senate Minority Leader
Nevada Republicans Line Up to Depose Reid in 2016
They say a non-presidential cycle without a Senate race is their best opportunity.
The 7 Republican Senators Most Vulnerable to a Primary
But Louisville businessman Matt Bevin, whom the Senate Conservatives Fund endorsed last week, starts out .
GOP Retirement Sparks Competitive House Race in Arkansas
Democrats had been targeting Arkansas’ 2nd District even before the Republican lawmaker announced Monday he wasn’t running for re-election.
Democrats Look for Mini-Wave in Arkansas in 2014
Even though next year’s midterm elections began as a referendum on the president, Democrats believe they can re-elect Democratic Sen.
From Family Tragedy to Congress Is a Difficult Trail
Senate race. But she eventually deferred to Amy Klobuchar and switched back to the 6th District race, which was then open because Kennedy was running for Senate.
Tea Party Candidate Challenges Thad Cochran
McDaniel kicks off his bid with support from several national conservative groups, including the Club for Growth, Senate Conservatives Fund and the Madison Project.
Many Existing and Would-Be GOP Leaders Opposed Budget Deal
So did two members of the Senate GOP leadership and three members of the party’s House leadership.
Cory Booker Elected Senator in New Jersey
Newark Mayor Cory Booker, the Twitter star with a Rolodex of Hollywood contacts, was elected to the Senate on Wednesday following a New Jersey special election campaign that lacked suspense.
Democrats Continue to Fight Nebraska GOP’s Grasp
Last year, the GOP closed its grasp on the delegation by picking up a Senate seat previously held by Democrats. As a result, Republicans hold the state’s three House seats and two Senate seats.
For GOP, the Damage Is Undeniable
Republicans got almost nothing out of the deal to re-open the government and raise the debt ceiling except, of course, that they lost another 10 percentage points in their favorable rating and looked less
Veteran Congressman Raises $10 in Third Quarter
Although Watt said he is confident the Senate will confirm him to the post, he said he still hasn’t made a decision on whether he will run for re-election if his nomination falls through.
Mitch McConnell Outraised by Kentucky Democrat
Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, a Democrat, raised more than Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in the third quarter, raking in an impressive $2.5 million for the competitive Senate
Rubio Victory Committee Raises $1.8 Million in Third Quarter
A fundraising committee of a U.S. senator, who is not up for re-election until 2016, has raised more than $1.8 million in the third quarter of this year.
The N.J. Special-Election Winner Is … Chris Christie
election on Oct. 16, three weeks before his own re-election contest.
Echoes of TARP in Fiscal Fight, but Ties Have Soured
At that time, Senate Republicans essentially banded together with Senate Democrats on a deal to extend the tax credit, a decision that jammed the House and forced it to swallow the Senate bill.
Graham Pushes Vitter Amendment to Any Debt Limit Deal
“Members of Congress and their staffs should not be exempted from Obamacare, and I’m going to insist that if the Senate wants to move forward on any deal, we have to overturn the [Office of Personnel