Hale DSCC Eyes Red States
Those Republican Senate seats considered in the first tier of potential Democratic pickups are well-known.
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Nation: New Groups Want Iraq Issue to Influence Races
Victory Caucus, which originally intended to recruit and donate to both House and Senate candidates who support keeping U.S. troops in Iraq until the war is won, instead decided to form a 501(c)(
Familiar Names Aim at Walberg
Looking ahead to his first re-election battle, freshman Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) likely will face one or both of the men he’s beaten before: former Rep.
Cooper Touted in N.C. to Challenge Dole
For his part, Cooper has not shown any interest in the Senate race — at least not publicly.
Gillespie Seeks Hill Help in Virginia
All 100 of the House of Delegates seats and all 40 state Senators are up for re-election in November.
Cost, Fine Print Slow WRDA Bill
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee staffers scrambled last week to re-draft the Water Resources Development Act reauthorization bill after the Congressional Budget Office estimated its price
Kyl Tries New Version of K St. Outreach
The Friday huddle, several months in the making, gathered about 20 top Republican lobbyists to talk policy with Kyl and Senate leadership staff.
Lampson, Ex-Governor Ponder ’08 Senate Race
Nick Lampson (D) acknowledged this week that the Congressman is considering running for Senate next year.
Simon Says: ’06 Nominee Wants a Second Chance
But with the Republican now facing two federal investigations, speculation is mounting that he will not run for re-election and may possibly resign before the conclusion of his current term.
Georgia: GOP Hopes Goddard Takes Flight vs. Marshall
— Nicole Duran TEXAS Lampson, Ex-Governor Ponder ’08 Senate Race A campaign spokesman for Rep.
‘Talking Book’ Program Faces New Roadblock
And when Billington goes before Senate appropriators today he’ll face the same line of questioning. A spokeswoman for Sen.
No-Brainer
Anonymous” who is blocking a simple bill to require electronic filing of Senate campaign finance reports. The attention is misdirected.
Democrats Hope to Make English’s Seat Competitive
Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development; Christine Riehl, also a Rendell appointee; and Porter, who ran against English in 2004 and 2006 and also lost four bids for the New York state Senate
Both Parties Prepare for Renzi Vacancy
Republican operatives in Arizona, meanwhile, are now openly contemplating life after Renzi — whether he resigns before the conclusion of his current term or chooses to forgo re-election next year.
‘Fellow Travelers’ a Personal Journey for Mallon
When it came to re-creating the Senate proceedings of the era, Mallon turned to officials at the Senate Historical Office for transcripts of both the executive sessions of McCarthy’s Senate permanent
California: Democrats Going Public With Plans for Open Seat
Julia Carson (D), who frequently has tough re-election contests. Hoyer has already appeared with Hill this election cycle, stumping with him in Indianapolis in April. — N.D.
The Wild Bunch
Wildlife Action Fund — and Michael Powell, of Ford’s Senate campaign.
GOP Back to Square One
Other candidate, such as Joe Rogers (Colorado’s 7th), Jackie Winters (Oregon’s 5th), Herman Cain (Georgia Senate), Keith Butler (Michigan Senate) and Winston Wilkinson (Utah’s 2nd), couldn’t get out of
DSCC: Right Candidate Could Upset Cornyn
Cornyn in an interview was confident that he is both politically and operationally well-positioned for his first re-election bid as Senator, though he vowed not to take anything for granted.
Democrats Emerging to Challenge Rep. Wilson
Wilson, who is accustomed to being a prime Democratic target, won re-election by less than 900 votes last year, and Heinrich argues that the Democratic nominee should do even better this time given