How Republicans Could Risk a Senate Seat to Win the White House
Here’s the problem: The trio is up for re-election in competitive states in 2016.
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How Republicans Could Risk a Senate Seat to Win the White House
Here’s the problem: The trio is up for re-election in competitive states in 2016.
Former Rep. Wes Cooley, Lightning Rod From Oregon, Dead at 82
Cooley was elected to Congress in 1994 after serving in the Oregon Senate. But he dropped out of his 1996 re-election bid amid allegations he falsely claimed that he served in the Korean War.
Congress Extends NFL Season, at Least in Washington
Faleomavaega lost his re-election bid to Republican Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen in November. In the 113th Congress, the bill garnered 24 co-sponsors, including one Republican, Rep.
Lawmakers, Industry Look to Expand Nuclear Energy Options
“We should be re-examining regulation of the nuclear reactor licensing process to make sure it’s not an undue burden,” Alexander said in an address to the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry
Congressman ‘Leaning Against’ John McCain Primary
Schweikert told CQ Roll Call in November that he was considering a Senate bid. McCain has not yet announced his plans for 2016 but has said he will likely seek re-election.
Democrats Start Maneuvering to Succeed SoCal Congresswoman (Updated)
If Congresswoman Hahn decides not to run for re-election and instead runs for County Supervisor, I will run for the 44th Congressional seat — regardless of who else enters the race.
Kyrsten Sinema’s Unconventional Style: Play Well With Others
means she’s likely to face a formidable Republican opponent every two years (though a newly formed leadership political action committee has spurred rumors she could be eyeing a run for John McCain’s Senate
Kyrsten Sinema’s Unconventional Style: Play Well With Others
means she’s likely to face a formidable Republican opponent every two years (though a newly formed leadership political action committee has spurred rumors she could be eyeing a run for John McCain’s Senate
Kyrsten Sinema Plays Coy on John McCain Challenge
Asked if she was thinking about a Senate bid, Sinema said, “No. I’m really thinking about doing a good job for my constituents in Congressional District 9.”
When Activists Run for Office
Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., announced her decision last month not to seek re-election in 2016, Steyer considered but ultimately declined the opportunity to run for an open seat.
Polis, Yoder to Drop Bill Keeping Emails Private
They’re re-introducing a bill Wednesday that would prohibit internet communications providers from handing over emails to the government without a warrant.
Not Your Father’s (or Grandfather’s) GOP Field
Ronald Reagan, former CIA Director George Bush, Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker, former Texas Gov. John Connally and Illinois Rep.
Not Your Father’s (or Grandfather’s) GOP Field
Ronald Reagan, former CIA Director George Bush, Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker, former Texas Gov. John Connally and Illinois Rep.
RNC Adds Press Secretary From ‘Team Mitch’
The Republican National Committee hired the former campaign spokeswoman to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as its national press secretary for 2016, according to a release provided first to CQ Roll
The First Test of GOP Dominance in Arkansas
Boozman is seeking re-election next year. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Arkansas is emerging from a swift political power transfer, with Sen.
The First Test of GOP Dominance in Arkansas
Boozman was the lone Republican from the state on Capitol Hill when he was seated for his first full House term in 2003, and his Senate re-election race next year offers the first big test of the new GOP
DSCC, NRSC Release Final Fundraising, Debt From 2014
In 2014, the GOP picked up nine Senate seats to win Senate control for the first time since 2006.
Republican Congressman in Hospice Care
Though he won re-election in November by a wide margin, he was unable to leave the North Mississippi Medical Center to be sworn in for a third term.
Democrats Unite Around Middle-Class Message, Israel Says
results — obtained by CQ Roll Call — indicated that the perceived No. 1 failing in the 2014 cycle was that the Democrats didn’t consistently stick together or stand closely enough with the president and Senate