Early Votes Reveal Positioning for ‘Blue State Five’
Five Republican senators are in the early stages of what will be highly competitive re-election campaigns in states that voted Democratic in the previous two presidential elections.
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Early Votes Reveal Positioning for ‘Blue State Five’
Five Republican senators are in the early stages of what will be highly competitive re-election campaigns in states that voted Democratic in the previous two presidential elections.
Senate Leaders Are Sports Throwbacks
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., are avowed Washington Nationals fans and support the home baseball team here in the District.
Tester’s DSCC Pursues Same Strategy That Nearly Nixed Him in 2006
If the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee had its way a decade ago, its current chairman probably wouldn’t be in the Senate today.
Former Hoosier Senator Teases Washington
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Durbin Claims He Has Votes to Remain Whip
“I’m confident I have the support to be re-elected whip,” the Illinois Democrat told CQ Roll Call Thursday.
Cornyn Redefines His Role as Senate GOP Whip
For Cornyn, it effectively marks the opening act in a tryout to eventually succeed Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, 73, who would face re-election in 2020.
Ex-NFL Linebacker Considering Illinois Senate Bid
Kirk is a top Democratic target in 2016 and his seat is vital to the party’s hopes of netting five seats and the Senate majority.
Democrats Bank on Peterson Sticking Around
When CQ Roll Call asked Peterson if he was planning to run for re-election, he said, “Yeah, everything’s good,” followed by, “Everyone’s happy.”
Vote Studies Track Presidential Hopefuls in Real Time
At least three Republican senators are hoping their Senate records help set themselves apart in the 2016 presidential field.
Vote Studies Track Presidential Hopefuls in Real Time
At least three Republican senators are hoping their Senate records help set themselves apart in the 2016 presidential field.
Manchin Is Staying in the Senate
“It is because of that optimism that I have decided to continue serving the people of West Virginia in the United States Senate.”
For Lynch, Next Week Just Might Be the Week
At the end of a week that saw bipartisanship break out all around the Senate, Loretta Lynch remained in limbo.
Wyden Knows His Challenge on Trade: Fellow Democrats
Senate Republican lawmakers and aides have long pushed the White House got get more active in lobbying and cajoling Democrats on the trade agenda, where the administration position pretty well aligns
Iran Framework Could Yield Middle East Nuclear Proliferation | Commentary
Recall former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel’s infamous gaffe during his Senate confirmation hearing that administration policy on Iran’s nuclear program was not one of prevention, but containment.
The 7 Most Interesting First-Quarter Fundraising Facts
Burr of North Carolina and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin are top Democratic targets in 2016, as the party looks to net five seats to ensure Senate control.
The 7 Most Interesting First-Quarter Fundraising Facts
Burr of North Carolina and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin are top Democratic targets in 2016, as the party looks to net five seats to ensure Senate control.
Sharpton: Lynch Delay Is ‘an Insult to Every American’
Sharpton also warned that it’s not just Senate Republican leaders who have to worry about a backlash over the Lynch confirmation delay. “And we’re going to start making house calls.
After King v. Burwell, Republicans’ Goal Should Be Federalism on Steroids | Commentary
67: The number of votes Republicans need in the Senate to overcome a presidential veto — an impossible number.
Life as Jon Tester’s Executive Assistant
Jackson first worked for Tester as a researcher on the senator’s 2012 re-election, then was hired to his office a few months after the election.