Cornyn Donating $250K to NRSC
John Cornyn (R-Texas) informed his Senate GOP colleagues Tuesday that he plans to donate $250,000 out of his re-election account to the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Nation: SEIU Targets 7 Races, Promoting Health Care
John Sununu (R) is running for re-election against former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (D), whom he defeated in 2002.
South Dakota: Johnson, Wife Featured in Ad Explaining Bid
Tim Johnson (D) is on statewide television with a campaign ad that features him and his wife discussing why he chose to run for re-election in the wake of an illness that kept him out of the Senate for
Maine: Summers’ Time for PAC Endorsements
Summers faces former Common Cause President Chellie Pingree (D) in November, though the Democrat is favored to win the seat that Allen is giving up to run for the Senate.
The Black Vote and Mississippi
Ronnie Musgrove (D), who was running a tight re-election race against Republican Haley Barbour.
Republican Seat in Great Peril
Some Republicans privately whisper that in a conservative state like Alaska, their prospects for holding StevensÂ’ seat might improve if the veteran Senator abandons his re-election bid.
Editorial: No Confidence
In 2007, one of the first things Senate Democrats did after Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) made his ceremonial peace gesture was to establish a “war room.” It’s a bipartisan pattern, of
Money Matters: Schock and Awe
a 2006 judicial candidate from the state, is “at the forefront of a long raging judicial debate over the constitutionality of provisions of public financing schemes,” including potentially House and Senate
Outlook Gloomy for Colombia Trade Deal
Sources described significant movement toward a TAA compromise during talks in recent weeks between the White House, Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) and ranking member Chuck Grassley
Majority Tamed on Platform
“Centrist Democrats are going to be key to his overall message, and that’s where we’re looking to pick up a lot of seats as well,” an aide to one New Democrat said.
Democrats: There’s Plenty of Work Still to Be Done This Year
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) said last week at a joint news conference with Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.), “We’re
Heard on the Hill: Rapper’s Delight
.” “You give up the right to complain if you’re not part of the solution,” he said. “We have to double, triple, quadruple the numbers this time.
Morning Business: Calling All Bookworms
[IMGCAP(1)]“We thought that it’d be really nice to start a book club so the military legislative assistants and professional staff members can have a better understanding of what it is that we’re
Pelosi Bullish on the Future
Only one cleared the Senate, last April, and President Bush vetoed it.
Skaggs Planning First Steps for Ethics Panel
“It’s one of the questions we’re going to have to ask,” Skaggs acknowledged.
Markets Pan Schumer, Durbin Deal
Senate Democrats have settled on an initial approach that targets speculators on the oil futures market.
Collins Airs First Two Ads of Re-election Campaign
The two ads, a 30-second spot and a 60-second spot, are similar and are on what the campaign called different examples of CollinsÂ’ bipartisan efforts in the Senate.
Female Members Growing Their Families and Parties
McMorris Rodgers didnÂ’t announce her pregnancy until after her competitive 2006 re-election. After knocking off Rep.
DeMint Makes Final Offer
In a late Thursday afternoon floor speech, DeMint said he would allow the Senate to proceed directly to the massive housing bill, and then take up energy legislation, if — and only if — Democratic
Minnesota: New Coleman Spot Hits Franken Hard
And weÂ’ve decided weÂ’re running for U.S. Senate. Why not?