GOP Adapting to Minority
Many Senate Republicans have never even served in the minority, and those who have are now forced to revisit the practices of the past.
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Iraq Moves Unclear
Senior Senate Democratic aides said they hope the truce with Senate Republicans will give Reid and other leaders time to bring their Caucus together and to develop a consensus proposal on how to
The Keys to the Castle
Over the years, Castle has made no secret of his desire to run for Senate.
California: New PAC Targets Lewis; Democrats Crown Prince
Despite legal issues that stretch back well before the November elections, the conservative 41st district, located about 60 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, re-elected Lewis with 67 percent of
Harkin Aide: ‘No Truth’ to Retirement Rumor
Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) shot down speculation that Harkin would not seek re-election and pave the way for Vilsack to run for Senate.
Another Conservative May Challenge Gilchrest
He was elected to the state Senate in 1998 by ousting the sitting Minority Leader, a moderate, in the GOP primary.
Warner Backs McCain
Warner noted that his “fierce battles” against McCain on the Senate floor only served to boost their mutual respect.
The Liberals Are Coming
According to Senate public records, two new health care clients have tapped Calautti, who is a senior adviser at the firm Baker & Hostetler.
Few Congressional Web Sites Make the Grade
The Senate is more Web savvy than the House, and Republicans are superior to Democrats when it comes to maintaining their Congressional sites — but, overall, the legislative branch is performing poorly
Released From Hospital, Johnson Eyes Re-election
To help maintain his ability to wage a vigorous re-election campaign in a state with a strong Republican bent, seven of Johnson’s Democratic colleagues in the Senate are hosting big-ticket fundraisers
Politics, Uncertainty Follow Latest Votes on Iraq
As the Senate headed out the door Saturday for the weeklong Presidents Day recess, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) also asked Democratic Senators to conduct events and interviews on Iraq throughout
Appropriators Hit CVC Delay
During that time the Senate took the lead on CVC matters by holding 15 progress hearings on the East Front construction project over the past two years.
Reid Claims Symbolic Victory Even as GOP Blocks Iraq Resolution
In a brief statement following the vote, Reid said that “a majority of the United States Senate just voted on Iraq and a majority of the United States Senate is against the escalation in Iraq.”
House Passes Iraq Resolution as Senate Readies for Saturday Vote
On the Senate side, although Democrats at press time appeared to have peeled off several Republicans — notably Sen.
How Iraq Resolution Dissidents Fare Politically at Home
Davis III, Virginia’s 11th His visible engagement on local issues and relatively moderate profile benefits seven-term incumbent Davis, who has long had ambitions to serve in the Senate.
Inside-out
Olick also has consulted various Senate candidates during her tenure on Capitol Hill.
Legal Bills Soar in Disputed House Race
Going into his 1996 re-election, then-Rep. Bob Dornan (R-Calif.) had a hunch he was short on cash.
For Davis, It May Be Up or Out
“I’ve talked to most of [the Virginia GOP delegation] and they all understand what I want to do at this point if [the Senate seat] opens.
Fahey Encouraged to Eye Potential Vacancy
Omaha Mayor Mike Fahey (D) is considering running for Senate in 2008, telling the Omaha World-Herald he likely would launch a bid if Sen. Chuck Hagel (R) does not run for re-election.
Special House Election Looms
Hudgens, chairman of the state Senate Insurance and Labor Committee, said last week that he would run if there was a vacancy.