14 Open House Seats, Few Takeover Opportunities
More than 90 percent of House incumbents routinely get re-elected , so open seats are a hot commodity.
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More than 90 percent of House incumbents routinely get re-elected , so open seats are a hot commodity.
A trio of Rust Belt Senate Republicans — Ohio’s Portman, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Patrick J.
A trio of Rust Belt Senate Republicans — Ohio’s Portman, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Patrick J.
Up to this point, McCain was considered a heavy favorite for re-election to a sixth term, in part because the senator has proven to be a tough campaigner.
In the Senate contest, McCain, 78, is the heavy front-runner in his quest for a sixth term.
In the Senate contest, McCain, 78, is the heavy front-runner in his quest for a sixth term.
State Senate Minority Leader Morgan Carroll, term-limited out of her seat, has emerged as the top choice over the past few weeks.
That could signal the level of support in the Senate for consideration on another bill, such as reauthorization of the Highway Trust Fund.
If Heck does take the plunge into the Senate race, a lot of dominoes will tip with him.
Indiana’s Senate race is rated a Republican Favored contest by the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report/Roll Call.
Sanchez had a rough week announcing a Senate bid.
Sanchez’s Orange County-based 46th District is safe Democratic territory and her mistakes never imperiled her re-election bids.
But a sitting member of Congress hasn’t lost re-election in the 2nd District since 1916, and Poliquin, who’s already facing a rematch against Cain, isn’t acting like a one-term wonder.
But a sitting member of Congress hasn’t lost re-election in the 2nd District since 1916, and Poliquin, who’s already facing a rematch against Cain, isn’t acting like a one-term wonder.
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
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.
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.
Clare Boothe Luce won a close re-election race in Connecticut against Democratic attorney Margaret Connor.
Clare Boothe Luce won a close re-election race in Connecticut against Democratic attorney Margaret Connor.
He left the Senate, citing partisan gridlock as the reason for his exit, with more than $10 million in a campaign account.