Ryan Confirms Possible Interest in Senate Bid
“That said, if I can have a greater impact by being in the Senate, I will certainly consider it.” For statewide officeholders, Democrats could look first to Lt. Gov.
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Expensive, Wide-Open Senate Race Is Likely
VoinovichÂ’s aides had stressed the SenatorÂ’s re-election plans until last week, often citing the $2.7 million that he had stored up for his campaign as proof, so would-be successors havenÂ’t had long
GOP Hasn’t Hit Panic Button Yet
Voinovich was already considered likely to face a tough re-election in Ohio, where Democrats picked up a Senate seat in 2006 and went on to carry the state in the 2008 presidential race.
Road Map: Congress Is Set for More Bailout Politics
“We’re still working it,” Durbin said.
Voinovich Announces Retirement
George Voinovich (R-Ohio) announced Monday that he would retire from the Senate in 2010 after serving two terms.
Heard on the Hill: Kohl Won’t Stimulate Economy
“They’re getting ready to sell the Cubs, and we were trying to figure out who’s going to buy them,” Gainer said.
Landrieu Hires Former Stevens Spokesman
Saunders most recently served as spokesman for Stevens during the Alaska lawmakerÂ’s failed 2008 re-election campaign.
Franken Wants State Officials to Seat Him Provisionally
.” Elias also said he did not have any assurances from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) office that the Senate would seat Franken.
CNN: Voinovich Is Out
VoinovichÂ’s office confirmed on Friday that he was considering ending his Senate career, but Senior Adviser Chris Paulitz did not return a request for comment on whether the moderate lawmaker planned
Obama Defends Tax Cuts in Stimulus
Last week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told several news outlets including Roll Call that he does not “work for,” but “with” Obama.
Reid Finally Wins Support for Lands Package
Armed with a stronger majority and a handful of GOP defectors, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Sunday successfully broke Sen.
Biden to Resign Senate Seat
Vice President-elect Joseph Biden will officially step down from his Delaware Senate seat on Jan. 15, ending a Senate career that has spanned more than three decades.
Now Airing: Everyone Loves Tom
“All that happened to Tom Daschle is that he lost a re-election race in his home state. That can happen to any of us,” Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) said.
Voinovich Mulling Retirement
Party insiders say VoinovichÂ’s decision has nothing to do with his re-election prospects.
Eyes on Menendez and K Street
In fact, Menendez could have greater success bringing about change on K Street than electing new Democrats to the Senate in 2010.
In Memoriam: the Paul Weyrich Whom I Knew and Admired
John Tower as secretary of Defense in 1989 (Tower was never confirmed by the Senate).
Blunt, Talent Considering Missouri Senate Race
Jim Talent are the Republicans immediately mentioned as potential candidates for Senate.
Sunday Vote Could Spoil Early Comity
“There’s absolutely no reason to have a Sunday vote,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) spokesman Don Stewart said. “It doesn’t help the mood.
Polar Opposite Polling in Alaska
Young, who is under investigation, was re-elected 50 percent to 45 percent.
Senate Panels Still in Limbo
“They’re trying to negotiate this off of 57 when it’s obvious it’s going to end up at least at 58, and probably 59,” one Senate Democratic leadership aide said.