Chuck Hagel Out at DOD; Jack Reed, Michele Flournoy, Ashton Carter on Short List (Updated) (Video)
Obama announced Monday in the State Dining Room that Chuck Hagel will be leaving his post once a successor is confirmed by the Senate.
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Roger Wicker Looks for Fast Start at NRSC
Twenty-one Republican senators up for re-election in 2016 filed into the National Republican Senatorial Committee on the morning of Nov. 19 to meet with party strategists about campaign preparations.
Roger Wicker Looks for Fast Start at NRSC
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Twenty-one Republican senators up for re-election in 2016 filed into the National Republican Senatorial Committee on the morning of Nov. 19 to meet with party strategists about
Freshman Class Filled With Losers
He lost a bid for the state Senate in 1990. Republican Alex X. Mooney was elected to West Virginia’s 2nd District.
New DCCC Chairman Rides on Air Force One
They included House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey, Rep. Xavier Becerra of California, Rep. Luis V.
Senate Democrats Press McDonough on CIA Torture Report
Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee pressed White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough on Thursday to allow pseudonyms to be released in a summary of a panel report on CIA interrogation abuses
Obama’s Immigration Actions Test Presidential Power
Legal experts consider it unlikely that the Senate, the House of Representatives or individual members of Congress would have standing.
Senate Republicans Up in 2016: No Shutdown Over Immigration
The coming battle over immigration with the White House has Senate Republicans up for re-election in 2016 fearful of a possible shutdown showdown.
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 2
Two of these senators make our election trivia for being re-elected in 2014 by smaller-than-expected margins, despite being in safe seats.
End of the Road for Michael Boggs Nomination?
“Next year the president could re-nominate him if he so chooses, which I would support him doing; we’d have a Republican Judiciary Committee too,” Isakson said.
Negotiations Over CIA Torture Report Nearing End
Senate Intelligence Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein expects her panel’s long-delayed report on the CIA’s use of torture to be released before Republicans take over the chamber, signaling to reporters there
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 2
All four Democrats were re-elected with at least 64 percent of the vote, and only three of the 12 Republicans ended up with slightly smaller majorities than that: David Joyce and Steve Chabot took 63 percent
Huelskamp Open to Moran Primary Challenge
“We haven’t decided what we’re doing yet, so that’s a good question,” Huelskamp told CQ Roll Call when asked if he was considering a Senate bid.
Money Dominates Committee and Leadership Races | Rules of the Game
He also reportedly held 116 events in 14 cities to help raise money for the leading Democratic super PAC, Senate Majority Fund. And what of Sen.
Keystone XL Pipeline Stalls in Senate Vote (Video) (Updated)
. | A Senate bill aimed at approving the Keystone XL pipeline stalled Tuesday, dealing a blow to Sen. Mary L. Landrieu’s tough re-election bid.
The One-Term Caucus? Top House Targets in 2016
They haven’t even been sworn in yet, but these members start off the cycle as underdogs in their quests for re-election in 2016.
The One-Term Caucus? Top House Targets in 2016
It’s easier to defeat an incumbent in their first re-election, before they solidify a stronghold on the seat.
The Survivor: How Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick Held On
But as House Democrats fell across the country on Nov. 4, Kirkpatrick didn’t just win re-election.
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
Question: What will be the fifth state, as of January, to produce two Senate majority leaders?
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
Question: What will be the fifth state, as of January, to produce two Senate majority leaders?