Tammy Duckworth: I’m ‘Taking a Real Serious Look’ at Senate Run
Many Democratic operatives view Duckworth as the top contender to take on Kirk in his first re-election in 2016.
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Why Democrats Can’t Count on Voters Blaming a ‘Republican Congress’
But the group argued in its memo that Democrats lost in 2014 because even though voters “loathed” the House and Senate, they “had no idea which party was responsible for congressional dysfunction
Harry Reid Absent, but Still in Charge
Reid has delegated the task of standing in for him on the Senate floor to the No. 2 Senate Democratic leader, Minority Whip Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, who is being aided by Reid’s staff.
Harry Reid Absent, but Still in Charge
Reid has delegated the task of standing in for him on the Senate floor to the No. 2 Senate Democratic leader, Minority Whip Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, who is being aided by Reid’s staff.
Menendez Staffer Bids Farewell to Hill Life
senior Senate posts for now-Vice President Joseph R.
Fight Over the Fate of Gitmo Rages On in Congress
“And if you look at the group that is in Gitmo and has been released from Gitmo, 30 percent of those are suspected or have re-engaged in terrorism. And so the issue is why do we need Gitmo?
Centrist Democrats on McConnell’s List of Potential Collaborators
It’s safe now to forget about the “red state four,” the quartet of Democrats whose defeats in conservative-leaning states last year assured the Senate GOP takeover.
Centrist Democrats on McConnell’s List of Potential Collaborators
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) It’s safe now to forget about the “red state four,” the quartet of Democrats whose defeats in conservative-leaning states last year assured the Senate GOP takeover
Claire McCaskill Won’t Run for Governor
McCaskill is up for re-election to the Senate in 2018. She said it’s “very likely” she’ll run for a third term, citing her seniority.
Democratic Committee Assignments Less Than a Zero-Sum Game
(At this stage, there’s no realistic expectation the Democrats can reclaim the House before the next post-redistricting election in 2022, nor is there any plausible chance one party in the Senate will
Democratic Committee Assignments Less Than a Zero-Sum Game
(At this stage, there’s no realistic expectation the Democrats can reclaim the House before the next post-redistricting election in 2022, nor is there any plausible chance one party in the Senate will
Rand Paul Skipping Joint Republican Retreat
Paul was elected to represent Kentucky in the Senate. He will not be missing any Senate votes or committee business next week,” the aide said.
First Senate Race Ratings Revealed
And Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid can expect a tough race in Nevada if he seeks re-election. His race is also rated Leans Democratic, as Republicans search for a challenger.
Scramble Starts for Barbara Boxer’s Senate Seat
Barbara Boxer’s Thursday announcement she will not seek re-election kicked off what will likely be one of the most competitive — and expensive — Senate races of 2016.
Reid Pushes On Despite Injuries, Reiterates 2016 Run
intention to run for re-election.
Senate Colleagues Pay Tribute to Boxer
Barbara Boxer’s Senate colleagues offered a raft of heartfelt accolades Thursday, after the California Democrat’s announcement she would not seek re-election .
Barbara Boxer to Retire (Video)
Barbara Boxer announced Thursday she will not run for re-election in 2016, opening up an attractive seat for ambitious fellow Democrats.
Capito Mourns Her Father, Former Gov. and Rep. Arch Moore (Updated)
The Republican won re-election in 1972 and, after an unsuccessful bid for the Senate in 1978 against Democrat Jennings Randolph, was elected to the governor’s mansion again in 1984.
Barbara Boxer to Retire
Barbara Boxer announced Thursday she will not run for re-election in 2016, opening up an attractive seat for ambitious fellow Democrats.
Boehner Fires Back, Says He’s No ‘Squish’ (Video)
The newly re-elected speaker called it an “affront to the rule of law,” and he said he had told House Republicans they would fight that executive action “tooth and nail” once Republicans had new majorities