Iowa: Democrat to Challenge Steve King
Mowrer has met with staff at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and, per the source, will run regardless of whether King seeks the open Senate seat or re-election to the 4th District
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Hagan Manager Is Known for Tackling Tough Races
Kay Hagan of North Carolina, in 2014, continuing his trend of working for the most vulnerable Senate Democrats over the past two cycles.
After a Surge, Is There Even One More Senate Vote for Gay Marriage?
Senate support for marriage equality surged into majority territory this week when Sen. Mark S.
New Hampshire: Democrats Use Brown to Fundraise
During his speech, Brown played up his bipartisan behavior in the Senate, as well as his connections to the state.
Why Scott Brown Running in N.H. Is a Really, Really Bad Idea
Brown, a Republican, hasn’t ruled out a bid for the Senate next year in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire: Local Republicans Skeptical on Scott Brown
Brown’s interest in the New Hampshire Senate race. But Granite State Republicans are surprised and, in some cases, privately skeptical about him challenging Democratic Sen.
Bill Nelson Is 51st Senator to Back Gay Marriage
Nelson, who just won re-election in 2012 and doesn’t face voters again until 2018, added that he will add his name to a petition of senators who have asked the Supreme Court to strike down laws that
NRSC to GOP Consultants: Got Any Better Ideas?
Tuesday, NRSC Political Director Ward Baker sent the following memo to more than 250 GOP consultants and vendors: TO: Prospective Vendors FROM: Ward Baker DATE: April 2, 2013 RE
McConnell’s Obamacare Tax Repeal Stalls in House
This could disappoint Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Louisiana: Cassidy Blasts Obama, Landrieu as He Officially Enters Senate Race
Bill Cassidy made his bid for Louisiana’s Senate seat official on Wednesday morning, releasing a video announcement that serves as both a primer on Cassidy’s personal story as well as an attack on his
They’re Federal Workers, Too: Obama, Begich to Give Up Some Pay
In numerous interviews with CQ Roll Call about how they are managing reduced spending levels, members of the House and Senate were honest about the difficult choices they were having to make — which
Why Isn’t Maine’s Susan Collins Vulnerable?
But while Collins’ profile suggests vulnerability as she mounts another bid for re-election, there are no signs of a serious challenge on the horizon.
GOP Race to Take On Landrieu Could Get Crowded
Cassidy’s entrance into the Louisiana Senate race this week kicked off one of the GOP’s most critical contests of the cycle.
Colorado: Mark Udall Raises $1.5 Million in First Quarter of Cycle
Mark Udall, D-Colo., raised $1.5 million in the first quarter of 2013 and has $2.5 million in the bank to kick off his re-election campaign in 2014.
Shop Talk: Chairman Race Infighting Stymies Rhode Island GOP
Shelley Berkley’s unsuccessful 2012 Senate race in Nevada. Vale will be the new vice president-C-4 director and a senior adviser.
Hello, Alison Grimes? Why McConnell Isn’t That Worried
Here’s why Mitch McConnell’s chances of winning re-election remain solid, no matter whether Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes or any other potential Kentucky Democrat ends up as his opponent.
What State Political Trends Portend for the 2014 Midterms
In 1983, Democrats also held both Senate seats in Nebraska. Sens.
Boehner Demands Young Apologize
Also weighing in was No. 2 Senate Republican John Cornyn of Texas, who is running for re-election a state with a significant Hispanic population.
Farm Team: In Colorado, Ambitious Democrats Hit New Ceiling
After redistricting, Coffman sought re-election in a radically redrawn seat.
In Kentucky, All Eyes on Grimes to Face McConnell
Actress Ashley Judd is out, but that doesn’t mean Democrats are giving up on the Kentucky Senate race.