NRSC Raised $3.8 Million in February
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Lopach Leads March Toward Democratic Senate Majority
Lopach served as the senator’s chief of staff from 2010 through his competitive 2012 re-election race, until Tester chose to bring him along to the DSCC.
GOP Defense Angst Revives White House Budget Leverage
Boehner, R-Ohio, then told reporters the money for defense would be re-added via the Rules Committee, setting up a showdown on the House floor between fiscal hawks and defense hawks before the Easter recess
The Plight of the Unemployed Chief of Staff
When his boss lost re-election in November, everyone in the office knew they would be out of a job soon. “My last paycheck was in January,” Jon said.
Wasserman Schultz Won’t Run for Senate
Debbie Wasserman Schultz will seek re-election to her House seat and will not run for Senate, she confirmed to Roll Call Tuesday in the halls of Congress.
McConnell’s Dreams of New Senate Dashed for Now (Video)
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s best-laid plans for a Senate renaissance have so far fallen flat — and the gridlock is starting to wear on his conference. Republican Mark S.
Thune Hires Campaign Manager
Herseth Sandlin, now in the private sector, was considered a top Democratic contender for the open Senate seat in 2014, but opted against a run.
Start Preparing Now for the Budget Vote-A-Rama
A chance for unlimited amendments and votes in the Senate chamber only comes along once a year — at most.
Chemical Safety Reform: We’re Not There Yet | Commentary
This week, the Senate will likely begin consideration of a chemical safety bill with bipartisan sponsors (Sens. David Vitter, R-La., and Tom Udall, D-N.M.).
Lessons for This Year in Voting Patterns of Last Year
But only two of the most against-the-grain Democrats were re-elected from districts Mitt Romney carried: Collin C. Peterson of Minnesota and Patrick Murphy of Florida.
Lessons for This Year in Voting Patterns of Last Year
McConnell’s Senate Republicans rarely side with Obama’s agenda, CQ vote studies reveal.
Potential Scott Peters Challenger Surfaces (Updated)
The Democrat was one who got away last cycle, as Republicans picked up seats in the House and Senate across the country.
Democrats Prep North Carolina Contingency Plan
They include: State Senate Minority Leader Daniel Blue, whose district is in the crucial Raleigh media market.
The Two Sides of Ron Johnson’s Agenda
Johnson, who faces one of the most hotly contested re-election tests in 2016, had no shortage of barbs for President Barack Obama on foreign policy and the federal budget, but he emphasized that
Republican Opposition to Lynch Might Make History
When Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday that the Senate debate on the nomination would begin next week, it marked 17 weeks and three days since President Barack Obama announced his
Republican Opposition to Lynch Might Make History
When Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday that the Senate debate on the nomination would begin next week, it marked 17 weeks and three days since President Barack Obama announced his choice
Ron Johnson Denies His Office Sat on Whistleblower Tips
Johnson, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, admitted “it’s plausible” his staff could have done more.
Edwards Makes Senate Bid Official (Video)
Donna Edwards, D-Md., made her Senate bid official on Tuesday, announcing her intention to run in a web video.
Mark Kirk Starts 2016 as an Underdog
Kirk start in his bid for re-election? It depends on whom you ask.
Democrats Line Up Behind Ted Strickland in Ohio Primary (Updated)
Rob Portman, who is seeking re-election in a state President Barack Obama carried in 2008 and 2012.