Senators Confirm Re-Election Bids for 2016
For instance, operatives speculate Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid will not seek re-election, though he has reiterated he is running for a sixth term.
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For instance, operatives speculate Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid will not seek re-election, though he has reiterated he is running for a sixth term.
The 2016 cycle could feature the fewest open Senate seats in at least a decade. Â Of the 34 senators facing re-election next year, just one has announced retirement .
Jerry Moran, R-Kan., has more than $1 million in his war chest heading into the 2016 campaign cycle, when he faces re-election. Â
Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., after the legislation already had the approval of the House Financial Services chairman at the time, Massachusetts Democrat Barney Frank, then-Senate Banking Chairman Christopher
Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., after the legislation already had the approval of the House Financial Services chairman at the time, Massachusetts Democrat Barney Frank, then-Senate Banking Chairman Christopher
Grassley of Iowa, who will turn 83 before his next re-election, and John McCain of Arizona, who will turn 80 in September of 2016, can’t be ignored.
Grassley of Iowa, who will turn 83 before his next re-election, and John McCain of Arizona, who will turn 80 in September of 2016, can’t be ignored. Â
Ward most recently served as campaign manager for Natalie Tennant’s failed Senate bid in West Virginia last cycle.
A prominent Nevada lobbyist convicted of making illegal contributions to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s 2010 re-election campaign is preparing to ask the Supreme Court to revisit campaign finance
, and Kentucky’s Rand Paul skipped this month’s retreat — where the GOP was hoping to come up with a unified Senate and House agenda for the year.
, and Kentucky’s Rand Paul skipped this month’s retreat — where the GOP was hoping to come up with a unified Senate and House agenda for the year. Â
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(Courtesy Leahy’s Senate office.) A relationship forged on Sen. Patrick J.
Mike Lee, R-Utah, and Senate Minority Whip Richard J. Durbin, D-Ill., which would restore judicial discretion by making reductions to mandatory minimums for some drug crimes. Â
Leahy’s first visit to Cuba some 15 years ago helped the Vermont Democrat take an unexpected step in support of the White House’s efforts to bring home Alan Gross and re-establish diplomatic relations
His recovery’s pace and comprehensiveness also will help decide how long he remains the top Senate Democrat and his ability to seek re-election next year.
His recovery’s pace and comprehensiveness also will help decide how long he remains the top Senate Democrat and his ability to seek re-election next year.
He is currently working to bring the Democratic National Convention to Columbus, which would be a boon for the city, and to his Senate bid, should he decide to run. Â
Kirk, who faces re-election in a state President Barack Obama carried by 17 points in 2012, nears the top of the Democratic target list  as the party aims to pick up the five seats necessary to ensure