Can Republicans Repeat an Upset in Colorado?
The Bennet campaign wants you to know control of the Senate after 2016 rests on Colorado, and you’d better dig deep into your pockets if you want to re-elect Bennet and assure a Democratic sweep in the
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With Menendez Trial, Is It Location, Location, Location?
There’s “no sign” the senator — up for re-election in 2018 — is going to resign prior to what is likely to be a lengthy trial, Schwager said.
With Menendez Trial, Is It Location, Location, Location?
There’s “no sign” the senator — up for re-election in 2018 — is going to resign prior to what is likely to be a lengthy trial, Schwager said.
Capitol Hill’s Women Hold Power Beyond Numbers
Clare Boothe Luce won a close re-election race in Connecticut against Democratic attorney Margaret Connor.
Capitol Hill’s Women Hold Power Beyond Numbers
Clare Boothe Luce won a close re-election race in Connecticut against Democratic attorney Margaret Connor.
Ousted Democrat Announces Indiana Senate Bid (Updated)
He left the Senate, citing partisan gridlock as the reason for his exit, with more than $10 million in a campaign account.
Murkowski Facing a Primary Puzzle
And she has the lowest Club for Growth rating of her Senate GOP colleagues.
Murkowski Facing a Primary Puzzle
And she has the lowest Club for Growth rating of her Senate GOP colleagues.
Russ Feingold Announces Senate Bid
Johnson, a wealthy businessman who self-funded his campaign in 2010, is one of the most vulnerable incumbents facing re-election in 2016.
Will GOP Let Clinton Capture Latino Vote? | Pennsylvania Avenue
The Senate passed a bipartisan bill in 2013, but it was blocked in the House. And as long as Republicans run Congress, broad bills will continue to be blocked.
Will GOP Let Clinton Capture Latino Vote? | Pennsylvania Avenue
The Senate passed a bipartisan bill in 2013, but it was blocked in the House. And as long as Republicans run Congress, broad bills will continue to be blocked.
Trade Votes of Past Point to Obama’s Troubles Ahead
Given how few Democrats are in re-election trouble next year, and how few of them will ever consider siding with the companies in their districts over the laborers, Obama can’t expect much good to come
Trade Votes of Past Point to Obama’s Troubles Ahead
Given how few Democrats are in re-election trouble next year, and how few of them will ever consider siding with the companies in their districts over the laborers, Obama can’t expect much good to come
Guns and Members, When Congress Protected Itself
Charles Sumner on the floor of the Senate with his walking stick in response to Sumner’s May 1856 “Crime Against Kansas” speech, which Brooks said impugned the honor of his cousin, Sen.
A Democratic Consultant in the Middle of Baltimore’s Recovery
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) On this particular day, aside from watching her client’s mayoral re-election returns in South Bend, Ind.
A Democratic Consultant in the Middle of Baltimore’s Recovery
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) On this particular day, aside from watching her client’s mayoral re-election returns in South Bend, Ind.
Bob Dole Reflects on Running While Serving
Bob Dole knows a thing or two about running for president while serving in the Senate.
Bob Dole Reflects on Running While Serving
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Bob Dole knows a thing or two about running for president while serving in the Senate.
Does Apathy Trump Political Divisions? | Commentary
In 2014, Democrats defended Senate seats in seven states where President Barack Obama lost to Mitt Romney by an average margin of 16.5 percent in 2012.
Why It’s a Mistake to Dismiss Bobby Jindal
He was re-elected easily four years later. And now, Jindal is preparing to enter the race for his party’s presidential nomination, probably sometime in June.