Money Matters: Mitch Is Rich
[IMGCAP(1)]Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who now finds himself in a tighter race than he wanted to be in, continued to be the most active Senator on the political money front.
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Renteria Doesn’t Blend In
Weighing the feedback, Stabenow eventually cast one of 25 dissenting votes against the bill (it passed the Senate 74-25).
Drake Finds Herself in Democrats’ Cross Hairs
triumph during a tough election cycle as a sign of strength, but many Virginia Democrats still view the 2nd district as “the one that got away” in an otherwise banner year that saw Democrats retake a key Senate
GOP Groups Hedge Bets
Senate bid.
Google Ad Deal Rankles
“I don’t think we’re doing anything untoward here,” Microsoft spokesman Jack Evans said. “I think we’re doing simply what people do.
Coburn Backs Into Landrieu Race
As the Senate was scrambling to wrap up work on the massive $700 billion economic recovery bill, Landrieu made a last-minute push to move a $1 billion agricultural assistance package aimed at farmers
Bailout Saga Reveals Limits of Leadership, Realities of Democracy
It was unrealistic to expect that party leaders could compel Members overnight to vote against the wishes of their constituents, let alone against their own re-election interests and unanswered skepticism
Swing Districts Will Show What Election Night Looks Like
Chabot won re-election with more than 52 percent last time in a bad political environment, and his defeat next month would signal an even bigger Democratic wave.
Senate Whips Work the Home-State Crowds
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D) is keeping busy with his own re-election bid, crisscrossing Illinois to meet with voters, community activists and other elected officials while also balancing his act
Senate Leaders Staying Close to Home
The top Senate Democrat and Republican are using the Congressional recess to connect with voters in their home states.
In Congressional IDs, Badge Envy Is Rife
Then they must suffer the indignity of a photo and receive a badge that, depending on its color scheme, instantly reflects whether youÂ’re Someone or Nobody.
Kentucky Race May Roil GOP
“They’re both tied. Our private polling mirrors the public polling that these are even-steven races. We believe we can win in both of those states. We’re devoting resources to them.
North Carolina: DSCC Blasts Dole on Outsourcing in New Ad
The DSCC has spent more than $6 million in recent months softening up Dole, who faces a tough re-election battle this year with state Sen.
A Silver Lining in the Endless Analysis of White House Polls
Silver will focus more on House and Senate races in the next election cycle.
Candidate Gets Very Early Start
Senate bid before the 2002 elections. But Hendrix continues to be a candidate without a district.
Latham’s Bailout Vote Should Sit Well With Voters
The poll found a large swath of area voters resistant to re-electing a candidate who supported the $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan that passed the House on Friday by a 263-171 vote.
McConnell Explains Bailout Vote
Locked in a tough re-election bid, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has written a lengthy letter to voters explaining his vote for the Wall Street bailout bill.
New England
While some of her Senate counterparts fight for their electoral lives in what should be safe GOP states across the country, Collins is on target to win re-election by a healthy margin in a state that should
Twenty Questions, So Many Possible Answers
4) Will Senate Democrats get to 60 seats?
Mountain
Risch chose to run for re-election as lieutenant governor in 2006, even though he was officially the governor in the midst of that re-election.