What to Look for Tuesday
• In Virginia, a flip in control of the state Senate could be an added boost to the Senate candidacy of former Gov. Mark Warner (D).
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Hart, Dirksen Reopen After Fire
The Hart and Dirksen Senate Office Buildings have been cleared for re-entry after a small fire broke out early this afternoon in the basement of the Hart building.
Reid Working on ’08 Strategy
McCue this week began what is to be a series of meetings with top Reid aides to develop Senate Democrats’ election plan.
Memo to Merkley: Be Careful How You Criticize Sen. Smith
While he started off supporting the Bush policy in Iraq, Smith was one of the first Senate Republicans to break publicly with the president, taking to the Senate floor in December to say, “I, for
Art Imitates Life
Among the questions Sarsgaard had for Rubiner: Is it true that Senate staffers have their own desks on the Senate floor (nope!)
Landrieu’s Judge Vote Provokes Lott’s Ire
“The protocol in the Senate is at least to notify the person you promised the vote to. It’s not a very smart play.”
The Missouri Breaks
Jim Talent (R-Mo.) in last year’s Senate barnburner.
Roll Call Casualty List
… HOUSE SENATE Elected to Other Office 1 House: 1R
Tancredo to Retire at End of 110th Congress
Tancredo’s worst performance since ascending to the House in 1998 occurred in 2000, when he won re-election with 54 percent of the vote.
Approps Plan Shifts Again
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) “is trying to cut a deal that gets people to move together on this bill,” said one knowledgeable Senate Democratic aide.
Colorado: White House Bid End of the Road for Tancredo
Tancredo’s worst performance since ascending to the House in 1998 occurred in 2000, when he won re-election with 54 percent of the vote.
Roll Call Casualty List
… HOUSE SENATE Elected to Other Office 1 House: 1R
’08 Courtship of Martinez Begins
But Martinez said he needed more time to focus on his home state, a political battleground where he potentially faces a tough re-election in 2010.
WellCare Steps Up Giving as Hill Pressure Mounts
The raid “further focuses our interest on this issue,” said an aide to Senate Aging Chairman Herb Kohl (D-Wis.), whose May hearing on providers’ marketing practices prompted them to suspend those activities
Davis Confirms He’s Passing on Senate Bid, Doesn’t Address Re-election Plans
Tom Davis (R-Va.) said this morning that he will not run for the Virginia Senate seat being vacated in 2008 by Sen. John Warner (R).
Kerrey Won’t Run for Senate in 2008
Bob Kerrey (D-Neb.) announced this morning that he will not be a candidate for Senate in 2008.
Nation: McCue Returns to Fold to Help Reid Politically
As Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) plots his political strategy for 2008, he’ll have a familiar hand by his side.
Rothenberg Highlights Dangerous Not Quite Dozen Open Seats
Heather Wilson’s run for the Senate opens up a seat that she has held, though with significant difficulty, since a June 1998 special election. Last year, she was re-elected by 861 votes.
Tancredo’s Decision
Tom Tancredo (R), who is in the midst of a long-shot presidential bid, will announce the day after the Series ends whether he will run for re-election to his House seat.
Davis May Opt for ’08 Retirement
Published reports Monday night indicated that Davis is rethinking his long-awaited Senate bid, and Congressional sources said Tuesday that a run for re-election also may be off the table for the