A Surge in Clout Along the Gulf Coast
(That said, the New York delegation maintained its constant hold on a spot in the top five, and New Jersey re-entered the top 10 after a long absence.)
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Cantor Sets Ambitious House Agenda for May
Though Cantor doesn’t mention it in his memo, an immigration overhaul will no doubt dominate lawmakers’ attention as it moves forward in both the House and Senate.
Cantor Sets Ambitious House Agenda for May
Though Cantor doesn’t mention it in his memo, an immigration overhaul will no doubt dominate lawmakers’ attention as it moves forward in both the House and Senate.
Gary Peters Kicks Off Senate Bid #MISEN
In 2010, he was one of only a few freshman Democrats to vote for the president’s health care overhaul law and win re-election.
Outside Audit of House Finances Is Largely Positive
Dean Heller, R-Nev., to re-articulate his interest in exploring whether the Senate should submit itself to an annual outside audit.
Todd Young for … ? #INSEN #INGOV
He could run for Senate if Sen. Dan Coats, R-Ind., retires in 2016 or could challenge newly elected Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., in 2018.
Filibuster ‘Reform’ Is a Gift to Big Labor | Commentary
Unsurprisingly, should Big Labor’s allies in the United States Senate change the rules regarding how federal nominations are handled, it will be at the expense of America’s small businesses.
White House Nominates Rep. Watt to Housing Agency; GOP Opposition Likely
“The Senate should confirm Congressman Watt soon so he can get to work stabilizing shaky housing markets and helping struggling homeowners.”
Rahall Forgoes Senate Run #WVsen
Rahall II will not run for Senate next year and plans to seek re-election to West Virginia’s 3rd District instead, a Democratic strategist confirmed Tuesday evening.
Jack Kingston Plans Announcement Tour for Thursday #GAsen
Jack Kingston, R-Ga., has scheduled two news conferences for Thursday — yet another indication he will become the third member of the state’s delegation to enter the Senate race.
Obama Telegraphs Health Care Vulnerability; Can GOP Capitalize?
Think Obamacare couldn’t possibly re-emerge as a campaign issue Republicans can use against Democrats? Think President Barack Obama isn’t concerned?
Durbin Accepts Endorsement From Pro-Peace, Pro-Israel J Street
Durbin of Illinois, the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate, accepted an endorsement Monday from J Street, the pro-Israel lobby and political action committee whose moderate positions on Middle East
Branstad Takes Swipe at Steve King #IAsen
Branstad noted that King did serve in the state Senate, and said his initial comments were a shot at Braley, not King.
Biden Needles Graham: ‘I Will Rip Your Skin Off’ #SCsen
Lindsey Graham his support for re-election — including a pledge to “rip your skin off for you” if it helps the South Carolina Republican’s 2014 prospects.
Obama’s New Cabinet Is Just as Diverse but No More Powerful
If all goes according to expectation, he’ll end up with a group just slightly more demographically diverse than the team that was with him when he won re-election.
Baucus Retirement Could Put Landrieu in Top Energy Spot
improve her re-election chances.
Democrat Drops House Bid After Three Weeks #MN02
On Friday, Kline announced he would not run for Senate or governor in 2014. Instead, he will seek re-election to the House.
Chaos and Opportunity Ahead for Florida Democrats | Farm Team
But there’s some confusion about who would actually make the Senate appointment.
Max Baucus to Retire in 2014 #MTsen
Max Baucus has decided to retire instead of seek re-election next year, a sudden move that caught many colleagues and state Democrats off guard.
Democrats Put Big-Sky Hopes on Schweitzer
Republicans must net six seats to win the Senate majority in 2014. Montana is one of seven states President Barack Obama lost in 2012 where Democrats are defending a Senate seat.