Vitter’s Future on the Line as Louisiana Votes for Governor
If Vitter loses Saturday, it would raise questions about what’s next for his seat in the Senate.
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White House Loses Votes to GOP on Syrian Refugee Bill
historical bad habit when we get scared,” he said, “but I kind of wish they had taken the approach of acknowledging that this is not a bill at odds with our values and working with the House and the Senate
Rubio Opponents Say He Prefers Fundraisers Over National Security
Jeb Bush suggested Rubio, who is not seeking re-election, should “just resign and let someone else take the job” if he wanted to continue his presidential campaign, echoing the sentiment of the South Florida
Paris Attacks Will Keep Obama and Democrats Playing Defense
Democratic candidates and strategists will, of course, talk about those issues, as well as try to pivot by re-framing ISIS’s successes into a discussion about refugees and alleged Republican xenophobia
Senators Focused on Visa Waiver Vulnerabilities
The apparent focus on the visa waivers does not mean the Senate won’t tackle ongoing concerns about the identification and vetting of Syrian refugees.
Paris Attacks Will Keep Obama and Democrats Playing Defense
Democratic candidates and strategists will, of course, talk about those issues, as well as try to pivot by re-framing ISIS’s successes into a discussion about refugees and alleged Republican xenophobia
Who’s on the House Retirement Watch List?
And with almost no money in her campaign account, it’s easy to see Brown choosing to forgo re-election instead of facing a potential primary challenge.
Who’s on the House Retirement Watch List?
And with almost no money in her campaign account, it’s easy to see Brown choosing to forgo re-election instead of facing a potential primary challenge.
Fattah Hires Campaign Manager, Vows He’s Running Despite Indictment
Chaka Fattah, the Philadelphia Democrat indicted on more than two-dozen counts of corruption, hired a campaign manager over the weekend and vowed to run for re-election — denying rumors that the legal
Mikulski to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
[jwp-video n=”1″] The dean of Senate women announced in March she would not seek re-election in 2016.
Senate Democrats Scold Capitol Worker Food Company
Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., led a majority of the Senate Democratic Caucus, including members of leadership such as Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada, in sending a letter to the CEO of British company
House Retirement Rush Still Short of Average
Lummis , California Democrat Sam Farr and Texas Democrat Rubén Hinojosa capped off the week by announcing they will not seek re-election next year.
Vitter’s Governor Race Raises Concerns Over His Senate Seat in 2016
But plenty of other Republicans are already looking past then to whether Vitter would run for re-election to the Senate in 2016 and the implications of what that means for keeping control of the
Vitter’s Governor Race Raises Concerns Over His Senate Seat in 2016
But plenty of other Republicans are already looking past then to whether Vitter would run for re-election to the Senate in 2016 and the implications of what that means for keeping control of the
Outsider Bevin Hires Insider Chief of Staff
The Kentucky Republican rocked the GOP establishment by challenging Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in last year’s primary and irked some party strategists this year by running his gubernatorial
Cynthia Lummis Will Not Seek Fifth Term in House
Lummis, a Republican who has represented the entire state of Wyoming in the House since 2009, said she will not seek re-election in 2016.
Is Vitter on the Verge of Losing Everything?
Roll Call File Photo) Louisiana isn’t anywhere close to belonging on a list of swing states, yet Republican David Vitter is at risk of losing not only his gubernatorial race this month, but also his Senate
Is Vitter on the Verge of Losing Everything?
Vitter’s numbers have dipped to a point where, should he lose, some Republicans will want him to drop his bid for re-election to the Senate in 2016 because they are concerned he could put the seat at risk
Democrats’ Resurgence in Arkansas Looks Less Likely
At the Senate level, Democrats recruited former U.S. Attorney Conner Eldridge to run against GOP Sen. John Boozman.
Hillary Clinton and the Two-Term Jinx
There have only been four instances since the modern campaign era began in the 1950s when a sitting president has served two full terms and been prohibited from seeking re-election: Dwight Eisenhower in