Senate Democrats See Bolstered Ranks, Legislative Openings
“I feel confident we’re going to be able to move things,” he said in an interview Tuesday night.
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Senate GOP Wounded, Talks of Rebranding
Other top Senate GOP leaders are likely to keep their positions as well.
2010 Senate Map May Not Be Much Better for the GOP
Gregg will likely have a tough re-election race: Democrats have taken both House seats and SununuÂ’s Senate seat in the past two cycles, and popular Gov.
Recount to Decide Outcome of Minnesota Senate Race
The hotly contested Minnesota Senate race is headed to an automatic recount. As of midday Wednesday, Sen.
Reid’s New Majority Doesn’t Eliminate Obstacle Course
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) re-election Tuesday makes it likely that the makeup of the Senate leadership in both parties will stay the same — raising the question of whether
Sans Shays, GOP Is Hibernating in Northeast
Chellie Pingree, who lost to Collins in the 2002 Senate race, made a comeback in the race to replace Allen.
Stevens Could Put His Colleagues on the Spot
Ted Stevens (R) appears poised to eke out a narrow re-election victory, forcing difficult decisions upon Senate leaders who have raised the specter of expelling the Alaska lawmaker following his felony
Markey Ousts Musgrave in Colorado
Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo.) became the seventh House Republican to lose re-election Tuesday night, being tossed out in a landslide.
Wadhams’ Dual Role Draws Mixed Reviews
Two years later, Wadhams was forced out of his position as the chief strategist for AllenÂ’s 2006 Senate re-election campaign as the Republican incumbent spiraled toward an upset loss to now-Sen.
Democrats Gain in Michigan and Ohio
cheered the resounding victory of hometown son and now President-elect Obama on Tuesday night, Illinois Democrats were also celebrating the pickup of one House seat with the landslide election of state Senate
Obama Coattails Prevail in N.C. and Va. Races
John Warner retired after 30 years in the Senate, and former Gov. Mark Warner (D) beat out fellow former Gov. Jim Gilmore (R) to fill the seat.
Tough Economy Overshadows K St.
“We’re going to see massive budget cutbacks across the city from various industry groups,” said Steve Hart, head of Williams & Jensen.
Norton Says D.C. Voting Seat in House Now Possible
“I will seek the earliest vote in both the House and Senate,” Norton said in a press release.
NRSC Race on Hold
Norm ColemanÂ’s (R-Minn.) re-election bid going into a recount and as many as two other Senate Republicans facing protracted election fights, Sen.
Hill Climbers: Puppy Love
As an American Veterinary Medical Association fellow with the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Miller believes she will be able to use her medical expertise far more broadly
Illinois Governor Eyes Obama Replacement
recommendations are expected to weigh heavily on the embattled governor’s ultimate decision, as he balances a delicate mix of racial, legal and political considerations — not least of which is his own re-election
Democrats Are Mountain High in Colorado
Marilyn Musgrave in favor of Democratic challenger and former Senate aide Betsy Markey. Markey, who worked for Sen.
Alaska’s GOP Houdinis May Escape
However, StevensÂ’ fate in the Senate hangs in the balance as Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said he would not allow the longest-serving Republican to work again in the Senate because of his
Freshmen to Face Tough Races in ’10
In NevadaÂ’s suburban Las Vegas 3rd district, former state Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus (D) defeated Rep.
Democrats Post Big Gains Throughout Mid-Atlantic
In the 7th district, state Senate Minority Leader Leonard Lance (R) prevailed over state Assemblywoman Linda Stender (D).