Joe Sestak Kicks Off Rematch With Pat Toomey
Looking to net five seats to ensure control of the Senate, Democrats will heavily target Toomey in 2016.
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Democrats Have Early Favorite House Pickup Opportunity
Branstad won re-election with 59 percent of the vote. But her name became better known among Iowa Democrats. Vernon’s Democratic opponents hope that is all her candidacy has in its favor.
Democrats Have Early Favorite House Pickup Opportunity
Branstad won re-election with 59 percent of the vote. But her name became better known among Iowa Democrats. Vernon’s Democratic opponents hope that is all her candidacy has in its favor.
Rubio, Lee Unveil Tax Code Overhaul, Welcome Critics
Both Lee and Rubio have Senate seats that are up for re-election in 2016, and Rubio appears to be laying the groundwork for a White House bid.
Pat Toomey Is a Strong Candidate. Will That Be Enough in 2016?
Toomey’s re-election prospects in Pennsylvania next year depend to a large extent on the state’s political environment when voters go to the polls. If it is like 2010 or 2014, he is likely to win.
Top Democratic Campaign Staffers Chart 2016 Paths
In the Senate, Democrats have a somewhat easier lift.
Budget Panels Attempt to Please Caucus Factions
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., added that he would vote against the Senate budget resolution if it does not provide more money for defense.
Russ Feingold, Joe Sestak and the Improbable Senate Race Rematch
Fourteen senators lost re-election and came back later to be elected to the Senate again, but none of them defeated the candidate who beat them the first time.
Long List of Possible Barbara Mikulski Successors
The Democrat’s exit opens a Senate seat in Maryland for just the second time since 1986, when Mikulski was elected.
Long List of Possible Barbara Mikulski Successors
The Democrat’s exit opens a Senate seat in Maryland for just the second time since 1986, when Mikulski was elected.
Overheard: Kirk Says Give House GOP a Straw
McConnell Throws in Towel on DHS Fight, but Reid Waiting for Boehner to Cave McConnell Offers Plan to Break DHS Logjam Hoyer on Short-Term DHS Bill: ‘Cross That Bridge When We Come to It’ Senate
McConnell’s Move to Avert Shutdown Cheers Vulnerable Senators Up in 2016
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is always looking ahead to the next election.
A Kiss for Luck? DHS Funding Falls Back to Boehner
“It’s time for the Senate to do their work.” (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Boehner reasoned that he doesn’t know what the Senate can produce.
New Tea Party Caucus Chairman: DHS Fight Could Break the GOP
Boehner gave his conference Wednesday, telling Republicans to wait and see what the Senate delivers on the Department of Homeland Security funding bill before gathering their pitchforks.
New Tea Party Caucus Chairman: DHS Fight Could Break the GOP
Boehner gave his conference Wednesday, telling Republicans to wait and see what the Senate delivers on the Department of Homeland Security funding bill before gathering their pitchforks.
House Democrats Get Better Odds in California Senate Race
A few House Democrats have found more favorable odds in California’s Senate race after former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa eschewed a bid for the open seat. Reps.
Vulnerable GOP Senators Steer Clear of CPAC
Several vulnerable Senate Republicans seeking re-election in 2016 will skip the confab, which serves as a national stage for politicians and conservative media stars .
Growing Bipartisanship in Support of a Slower Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Afghanistan
A growing number of key Senate Democrats have quietly joined Republicans and Pentagon leaders in advocating a slower withdrawal and a longer stay for U.S. troops because of concern about the security situation
Ted Cruz Learns When to Fold
On Wednesday, Cruz told reporters including The Associated Press’ Erica Werner that he wouldn’t try to delay a final vote on a “clean” DHS bill long sought by the White House and Senate Democrats
Harry Reid Decides to Take Yes for an Answer
Boehner, R-Ohio, hasn’t yet said he’ll swallow a clean bill, but with House Republicans insisting the Senate act first , it appears the path for averting a shutdown is now crystal clear: McConnell