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Wealthy State Senator to Join Gilchrest Primary
Wayne Gilchrest’s (R-Md.) tough re-election battle will take on a new twist tomorrow, when wealthy state Sen. E.J.
Lott to Resign by Year’s End
[It all depends on] if he feels he can make a constructive contribution to the Conference, a postive difference to the Senate and the country.” Sens.
The Old Vs. the Newer
Connolly is seen as likely to run if Davis retires but unlikely to if the Congressman decides to seek re-election.
Don’t Gas Up the Scott Kleeb Senate Bandwagon Just Yet
To hear some of the early Democratic buzz (and even media hype) about Scott Kleeb’s chances in the Nebraska Senate race, you’d think the Cornhusker State’s 2008 Senate race might be worth watching, even
Electoral Landscape Still Promising for Democrats
Senate, Democrats continue to have momentum.
In ’09, Democrats Would Test Appetite for Change
part on how big Democrats win next November — on whether the incoming president can claim a mandate and whether Democrats have ideological control of the House and a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate
Division in Local Parties Could Impede GOP Quest to Hold Saxton’s Seat
Jim Saxton (R-N.J.) announced that he would not seek re-election in 2008, the Republicans’ search for a successor for his 3rd district seat went from unclear to downright confusing.
Hastert Gives Final Floor Speech, but Not Resignation Date
Hastert announced over the summer that he would not seek re-election and his early departure from the House has been a forgone conclusion for the last several weeks.
Cochran Says He Will Seek Re-election
“I have decided to seek re-election to the United States Senate,” Cochran said.
GOP Relieved That Cochran Wants to Stay
The Senator said he didn’t really consult anyone but made a “personal decision” about his re-election and said the decision came down to whether “I felt comfortable running for re-election and would
New York: As Challengers Emerge, Poll Shows Bishop Strong
The poll was provided to Roll Call this week by a Bishop ally because Republicans are beginning to mobilize against the three-term Congressman, who has won two comfortable re-election victories despite
Crowded Race Likely for Cubin’s Seat
But Cubin won re-election last year with just 48 percent of the vote and was seen as particularly weak politically heading into 2008 — especially in a rematch with Trauner.
A Stevens Earmark Funds a ‘Ferry to Nowhere’
According to land records compiled by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Senate financial disclosure forms and published accounts, Lowe owns a 2.6-acre parcel of undeveloped land in the borough’s south-central
Lewis Files for Re-election, Debunking Rumors
They were fanned by Democratic operatives with the story line that Lewis might be opting out after his toughest re-election contest last year and the prospect of another in 2008.
New Mexico Floodgates Open as Udall Begins Senate Bid
Mark Udall (D), is running for Senate in Colorado.
New Hampshire: Marine Prepares to Do Battle With Rep. Hodes
Paul Hodes (D) looks like he might get a tough re-election challenge after all.
Home-State Voters Want Dodd Back
Dodd has not yet said whether he will seek re-election in 2010 and makes it clear that he’s focused on his bid for the White House.
More Incumbents Head for Home
This cycle, he entered the race with almost $200,000 on hand courtesy of a federal campaign account he had set up in 2003 for a potential 2008 Senate bid. Adler chose not to run for Senate after Sen.
Oregon: DSCC Touts Senate Poll but Won’t Show All Data
A poll conducted late last month for Roll Call showed Smith with a 9-point lead over Oregon Speaker Jeff Merkley, the favorite of national Democratic leaders for the Senate nomination.