Budget Votes Expected to Highlight Immigration Debate
“A number of anti-immigrant amendments that could potentially be voted on in the Senate today pose a serious threat to these bipartisan efforts.
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Why Biden’s Preaching to the Gun Control Choir Today
cities in red states represented by Democratic senators whose votes would be essential to advancing any gun control bill past an NRA-stoked filibuster, but would also significantly complicate their 2014 re-election
A Budget Vote Today That Could Haunt an Election Tomorrow
And the pressure will be especially intense on the staffers advising the senators whose one false step could hobble their chances for re-election next year.
Shop Talk: Hagan Signs Coady, Brees to Re-Election Finance Team
Brees and Coady are veterans of another targeted incumbent’s re-election race: Sen. Claire McCaskill’s campaign in Missouri last year.
History May Tell Us Little About GOP’s 2014 Senate Prospects
Yes, over the past seven elections, Republicans have defeated only six Democratic senators seeking re-election. But there are two reasons for that.
Hawaii: Hanabusa to Announce Plans in Next Several Weeks
Passed over in December for an appointment to the state’s vacant Senate seat by Gov. Neil Abercrombie in favor of now-Sen. Brian Schatz, Democratic Rep.
What Happened to the Tea Party Caucus?
After dropping out of the running for the presidency, she was narrowly re-elected to her seat in the House.
Arkansas: Republican Poll Shows Pryor Vulnerability
(Douglas Graham/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Two conservative groups, Club for Growth Action and the Senate Conservatives Fund, released a new poll on Tuesday that shows Sen.
Shop Talk: Smoot Joins Majority PAC
Julianna Smoot, the deputy campaign manager for President Barack Obama’s 2012 re-election effort, has joined Majority PAC’s board of directors.
Shop Talk: Who’s Behind the Draft PAC for Hillary Rodham Clinton?
Hatch’s 2012 re-election campaign in Utah, is charged with hiring her consultant team. Last cycle, Love lost Utah’s 4th District to Matheson by 1 point.
Bachmann Seeks Redemption at Home
These are the political consequences when a former presidential candidate wins re-election by a single point.
Three Takeaways From the RNC’s Autopsy Report for 2014
The report recommended a re-examination of the way 2012 pollsters examined who would and would not be a likely voter, so that future surveys do not screen out people who cast ballots on Election
Dialing for Dollars: The Other Money Matter on Their Minds This Week
Congress, which is hustling not only to complete its sequester-conscribed plan for keeping the government operating for the next six months, but also to usher separate partisan budgets through the House and Senate
Squaring the GOP Autopsy With the Perils of Perez
They’ll be pressed hard to back away from such a confrontation after pondering the autopsy and re-branding report from their national party organization, meaning the second-term Obama Cabinet will have
Portman’s Spotlight: The New Face of Moderate Republicans
One of Portman’s big current assignments is helping to recruit and raise money for the sorts of establishment candidates who can win tossup Senate races in 2014 and ward off hard-right primary challenges
Exclusive: RNC to Revamp GOTV Operations
The RNC’s commitment to House and Senate races could be evident through two recent senior staff hires, including McNulty, who previously served in Speaker John A.
Senate GOP Pushes Obama on Taxes, Keystone, Outreach
Senate Republicans pressed President Barack Obama at their Thursday lunch to stop bashing them on the stump, work with them more closely to craft a bipartisan budget deal and to approve the Keystone XL
Obama Breaks Ice; Stalemate Persists
Those attacks proved successful in his November re-election but irritated many of the lawmakers he’ll need to craft and then push a bipartisan grand bargain across the finish line.
Nevada Democrats Razz Heller About Office Space
Nevada Republican Dean Heller still has his primo Russell Senate Office Building space — for now. But the longer he stays put, the more fun the Nevada State Democratic Party is having at his expense.
Spotlight Turns to Reid in Gun Control Debate
He has not publicly endorsed the highly controversial measure and may be reluctant to bring it to a floor vote, given that about 10 Democrats from gun-friendly states face re-election next year and are