Craig’s Leadership PAC Shuts Down
Larry Craig (R-Idaho) winds down his career in the Senate after his disorderly conduct arrest at a Minnesota airport last summer, he has quietly shuttered his leadership political action committee.
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Baker Finalizes Hedge Fund Deal
“Democrats are going to expand their control in both the House and Senate and have a better than 50 percent chance of winning the White House. So why they’re hiring a Republican mystifies me.”
Mississippi Open-Seat Races Taking Shape
[Thad] Cochran [who is up for re-election in November] have their campaigns and I respect them and I wish them well and much success,” McCullough said.
Landrieu Persuades DSCC to Pull Ad Attacking Republican Foe
ad was to attack Kennedy — who will be sworn in for a third term as state treasurer on Monday — for running a statewide campaign in 2007 on a message that “the job’s not done,” and then announcing his Senate
Bush May Target Earmarks
earmarks with a call for reprogramming the funding, perhaps through a direct rebate to taxpayers or by putting the savings into children’s health care or bridge repair programs, according to House and Senate
Durbin Targets Obama Pitch to Senators
Up until late December, Durbin was the lone Obama endorsement in the Senate.
When the Circus Leaves Town
The closely fought caucuses and the expected heavy competition for Iowa’s five electoral votes in November notwithstanding, the six Congressional incumbents up for re-election this cycle all
Wicker Girds for Tough Battle
Thad Cochran, who is also up for re-election this year, said Friday that most people in Mississippi see Hood’s complaint as simply a political tactic.
Peterson, Lantos Join the Exodus
Leland Yee (D), who replaced Speier in the California Senate after Speier was termed out, has acknowledged that he is considering a run for Lantos’ seat, while state Assembly candidates Jerry Hill (D)
Scramble Begins for GOP Appropriations Seat
New Year’s Eve appointment to the Senate created an immediate opening on the Appropriations Committee, and a handful of Republicans already have expressed interest in the plum post.
Announcing Retirement, Peterson Says He’s Needed at Home
still young at heart, a few chronic, non-threatening health issues have to be addressed at home, requiring me to devote more time to my family — time and presence which would not be possible if I sought re-election
DCCC Targets 40 GOP Seats
The first six Democratic candidates set to enjoy the largess of the DCCC’s fundraising effort include state Senate Majority Leader Debbie Halvorson in Illinois’ 11th district; state Sen.
Historian Re-examines the 1932 Election
Senate Historical Office, can offer reflections on another critical election.
‘Airdrops’ for the Vulnerable
Members of the House and Senate Democratic leadership teams accounted for an additional 18 airdropped earmarks.
Ramstad Could Decide to Stay
Jim Ramstad (R-Minn.) is seriously reconsidering his previously announced decision to retire in 2008 and could reverse course and run for re-election, according to Republicans and Democrats on Capitol
No Party Changes Expected
But even more, House and Senate experts say that party switching is a rarity in Congress’ 200-plus year history, a trend that is obscured for many modern-day Congress watchers by the rash of aisle
Deaths, Resignations Put Clerk in Charge
Any inquiries seeking further analysis or information about a bill or general topic are redirected across the Capitol to the appropriate state’s Senate offices.
Coleman, Corker in Line to Head NRSC
2010 is looking to be a tough recruiting year for the NRSC chairmanship as well, since only a handful of GOP Senators are even eligible to take on a post that is reserved for Senators who aren’t up for re-election
DeFazio’s District Could Be Competitive if Open
Ted Kulongoski (D) was re-elected to a second term last year, but he is 67 and has said he has no political aspirations beyond his current office. Rep.
The Daughter Also Rises
Mike Ferguson (R-N.J.) made the surprise announcement that he would not seek re-election, state Assemblywoman Linda Stender (D) has suddenly found herself sitting on a few of the advantages usually reserved