Alaska: Joe Miller Launching Senate Exploratory Committee
Joe Miller, the tea-party-backed Alaska Republican who lost a 2010 Senate race, announced on Sunday that he is launching an exploratory committee as he considers another Senate campaign.
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For McConnell, 2014 Is Well Under Way
If it wasn’t already clear the 2014 cycle had begun for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, last week made it crystal.
New Hampshire: Sununu Forgoes Comeback Senate Bid
Brown, R-Mass., refused to rule out a run for New Hampshire Senate last week. Shaheen is in a strong position for re-election, but New Hampshire remains a competitive state.
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It’s not because she has a tough re-election anytime soon.
Jordan Backs Landry Super PAC for House Conservatives
Bill Cassidy and enter the race for Senate in Louisiana. Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu faces a tough re-election battle in 2014.
Texas: Cornyn Raised $1.85M in First Quarter
Senate Minority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, raised $1.85 million in the first quarter — a handsome sum for the senator up for re-election in 2014.
North Carolina: McHenry Won’t Run Against Hagan
Kay Hagan in the 2014 Senate race.
Louisiana: Landrieu Raises $1.2 Million in First Quarter
(See also on Roll Call: Cassidy Blasts Obama, Landrieu as He Officially Enters Senate Race) Landrieu, who is considered to be one of the most vulnerable Democrats this cycle, will report $3.46
Gun Filibuster Thwarted, Debate Just Beginning
“The hard work starts now,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid just declared.
King, House GOP Conservatives Seek to Slow Momentum on Immigration Bills
primary — where Romney tacked to the right on immigration, calling for laws so inhospitable to illegal immigrants that they would “self deport” themselves — turned off minority voters who instead helped re-elect
Can Allyson Schwartz Make It to Harrisburg?
In Senate races, candidates from southeastern Pennsylvania have done a bit better.
Murray, Ryan Hammering Out Details for Budget Conference Committee
Senate Budget Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash., and House Budget Chairman Paul D.
Scott Brown’s Potentially Silly Adventure
Brown was not ruling out a run for the Senate in 2014 — in New Hampshire.
Toomey Refused to Have Schumer at Gun Deal Presser
“Legislation drafted behind closed doors and rushed to the Senate floor has no place in our political system.
For Toomey, Gun Deal Is Good Politics
Toomey, a former House member and one-time president of the Club for Growth, was swept into the Senate as part of the tea party wave of 2010, tacking to the right on social issues to secure victory
Kentucky: McConnell Campaign Notified FBI About Secret Recording
. | Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s, R-Ky., re-election campaign says they are working with the FBI to take action against a secret recording taken at the campaign headquarters and published in
Reid to Test GOP Resolve on Gun Filibuster
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., announced Tuesday that he will hold a test vote on a gun package, as negotiators neared an agreement on background check language that would be the legislative
Manchin, Toomey Prepare to Unveil Gun Deal
A bipartisan group of Senate negotiators signaled Tuesday night that it has reached a deal in principle on expanding background checks to include more gun sales, in what was widely seen as the major sticking
Badger Brat Pack Charting GOP’s Path
Priebus, Ryan and Walker came of age politically during the same period and were influenced to some degree by Tommy Thompson, a former four-term Republican governor and failed 2012 Senate candidate
Rothenberg: Most Vulnerable of ’14? Pryor by a Hair
Who is the most vulnerable senator seeking re-election next year?