Female Candidates Waiting in Massachusetts’ Wings
Markey, who recently won a Senate special, has the potential to add another female member: Democratic state Sen.
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More Independent Expenditures Against Sen. Mitch McConnell
A Republican-oriented political action committee has paid for a round of ads opposing the re-election of Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader.
Two Conservative Groups Target McConnell in Radio Ads | #KYSEN
Two outside groups that support conservative candidates have launched radio ads this week targeting Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Obama ‘Perilously Close’ to Impeachment, Coburn Says
It was a passionate performance in front of an applauding conservative crowd from a guy who’s supposedly not running for re-election.
Margolies Poll Gives Her Large Lead in Crowded Democratic Primary | #PA13
The Pennsylvanian is attempting a comeback bid two decades after losing re-election to the House.
FreedomWorks Vs. John Cornyn: Round 2 | #TXSEN
In July, Cornyn hired FreedomWorks’ former campaigns director, Brendan Steinhauser, as his re-election campaign manager, describing him as the operative who “led the group’s effort to elect Ted Cruz
Braley Hires Top Operative as Senate Race Campaign Manager | #IASEN
With a Senate victory already under her belt this cycle, top Democratic operative Sarah Benzing is headed home to Iowa to manage the Senate campaign of Rep. Bruce Braley.
Virginia Foxx Says No to Senate Bid in North Carolina | #NCSEN
Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., announced Tuesday that she will not run in one of the country’s most competitive Senate races, instead opting to seek re-election to the House.
GOP Polls Show Tight Race for Landrieu Senate Re-Election | #LASEN
The Senate contest is expected to be one of the closest of the cycle.
Republicans Wait on Daines’ Decision in Montana Senate Race | #MTSEN #MTAL
Steve Daines, a freshman Republican, enters the race for Montana’s open Senate seat. Even state Rep.
Washington Republicans Have Turnover at the Top
Despite a couple of thin margins, no Washington Republican has won a campaign for Senate or governor since 1994. The party’s state committee will select the new chairman on Aug. 24.
3 Key Factors Each Party Is Banking On for a Senate Majority
The Senate playing field is starting to solidify, and the fight for the majority looks like it will be decided in about a dozen states.
Senate Republicans Duck Hunt in Louisiana | #LASEN
Senate Republicans are using a classic video game and tonight’s season premiere of “Duck Dynasty” to target Sen. Mary L.
Cory Booker Wins Senate Special-Election Primary | #NJSEN
Newark Mayor Cory Booker won the Democratic primary Tuesday and is now favored to win the New Jersey Senate special election in October.
No, Really: It’s Still Too Early to Judge Senate Races
Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, was presumed to be running for re-election. She didn’t, and instead of holding the seat, Republicans lost it to Angus King, an independent who caucuses with Democrats.
Hagan Seeks DOJ Action on New North Carolina Voting Law
Hagan is seeking re-election to the Senate in 2014. “Protecting the fundamental right of our citizens to vote should be among the federal government’s highest priorities,” Hagan wrote.
Shutdown Politics Never Work — and It Won’t be Different on Obamacare
And the consequences surely would be blamed on Republicans, much as the 1995-96 government shutdown that helped re-elect Bill Clinton.
Chaos Comes in Maryland’s Next Open Senate Race | Farm Team
But a future open Senate seat — perhaps in 2016 or later — would blow open Maryland’s political bottleneck. That’s because Maryland has had one open-seat Senate race in the past quarter-century.
Howard Coble Opponents Line Up in North Carolina #NC06
If Coble chooses to run for re-election, he will face Rev. Mark Walker, a Republican who has announced a bid for the seat.
Congress of Quitters: Early Exits Promise Better Prospects, Less Bile
decade in the House, Rodney Alexander never made as much news as he did as a freshman, when he secured a hold on his northeastern Louisiana seat by quitting the Democratic Party just in time to run for re-election