Florida’s Hurricane Force in the House
“I’m focused on getting my Frontline colleagues re-elected and expanding our majority through the Red to Blue program,” she said.
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For McCain, There’s Only One Perfect Candidate for Veep
In 1988, he won a Senate seat by upsetting incumbent Sen. Lowell Weicker, a very liberal Republican who was both arrogant and aloof.
A New Force on K Street
On Tuesday night, lobbyists representing telecom, technology, financial services, energy and other interests will gather at Sonoma, a Capitol Hill wine bar, to pitch in for the Texas Democrat’s re-election
Wyden a Pioneer on Web Ads
Viewers who go to the site will find themselves instead at standtallforamerica.com, Wyden’s re-election site.
Money Chase Is on for 2010
“There’s a recognition from incumbent Senators that the world has changed,” said a Democratic strategist who works on Senate campaigns. “You need more resources than ever.”
The Greening of 2008
Earlier this month, the organization began airing TV ads attacking the two Republicans in the New Mexico Senate race, Reps.
Specter Plans to Seek Re-election in 2010
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) plans to continue his Senatorial duties and seek re-election in 2010, despite his second bout with Hodgkin’s disease. “This is another bump in the road.
Maine Event Not Quite Yet
Olympia Snowe (R) coasted to re-election over a minimal challenge from Democrats.
Specter: Cancer Won’t Slow Me Down
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) said Wednesday that he plans to continue his Senatorial duties and seek re-election in 2010 despite his second bout with Hodgkin’s disease.
Miller Time
Mark Sanford’s (R) 2006 re-election campaign and served for a time as his deputy chief of staff. Miller also has Congressional campaign chops, serving as a consultant for now-Sen.
Specter Diagnosed With Relapse of Hodgkin’s Disease
Senate Judiciary ranking member Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) announced Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with a recurrence of Hodgkin’s disease, a form of cancer that affects the lymph system.
Specter Says He Has Suffered Hodgkin’s Relapse
Senate Judiciary ranking member Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) announced Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with a recurrence of Hodgkin’s disease, a form of cancer that affects the lymph system.
Feisty Oregon Candidate Defies Schumer
In seeking to upset state Speaker Jeff Merkley in the Oregon Democratic Senate primary next month, attorney Steve Novick is fighting against a Capitol Hill powerbroker with a proven record of shepherding
New York: McHugh Laughs Off Latest Retirement Talk
“I am not now, nor do I intend this year, to consider a run for the New York state Senate,” McHugh said.
Buckeye State Republicans Tout Their Deep Bench
“And if Zack Space gets re-elected, he’ll be the one [they want] badly again” in 2010.
Louisiana: Cazayoux Tops Another Poll in House Special
One-Day Poll Shows Senate Race Knotted Up A new one-day Rasmussen Reports poll studying Sen.
Byrd Faces Test on War Markup
the massive supplemental through the panel and the Senate this year.
Reid and McConnell Discuss Earmarks
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) have held preliminary talks on the possibility of moving new earmark reforms this year based, in part, on a set of
Is Robert Andrews Crazy to Take On Frank Lautenberg?
A Benenson Strategy Group poll from early April for the DSCC found Lautenberg’s job approval among Democrats at 76 percent, while 57 percent said they would vote to re-elect him and only 12 percent
New Jersey Dem Senate Challenger is Latest to Reject ‘Wait Your Turn’ Rule
will seek re-election – South Carolina Republicans, 1996: Sen. Strom Thurmond, 93, defeated Harold Worley, 47. “simply too old.” – New York Republicans, 1980: Alfonse M.