Hutchison Rejoins Leadership Fray
“If a campaign wouldn’t have required her to abandon many of her duties in the Senate for a year, it would have been different.”
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K Street’s Money Chase
During the same cycle, the average Senate campaign had a $6.5 million price tag.
Labeling Bernie
Instead, they are focusing on what they describe as his thin record in advance of next year’s Senate race.
Money Key to Biden Bid
Biden has always been a solid fundraiser, spending $3.2 million and $2.5 million on his 2002 and 1996 re-election races, respectively.
Consulting Firms Facing Conflicts in 2008
Penn also handled the survey research on Clinton’s 2000 Senate bid. Penn did not return calls seeking comment on his decision.
English Boosts NRCC Bid With Fundraising
A source familiar with the event said Lott’s re-election committee took in more than $300,000.
Harman Tops Issa in Net Worth, Disclosures Say
While a couple dozen Members, including Rep. and Senate candidate Katherine Harris (R-Fla.), were granted extensions in order to file their reports at later dates, the thousands of pages of documents
Son’s Loss Could Haunt DeWine
After helping to engineer Hamilton County Commissioner Pat DeWine’s (R) defeat in a special House primary Tuesday, conservatives are now focusing attention on his father’s re-election next year — believing
Elwyn’s Elves
Mark Kennedy (R-Minn.), who is running for the Senate, in the Republican-leaning district. Blitz-Krieg.
Dingell’s Own Half Century
Campaigning was different back then too, with retail politics the name of the game and with fundraising a relatively minor aspect of winning re-election.
Frist Eyes Message Overhaul
Senate Republicans are ramping up their message operation just as Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) press office has established itself as the control room for the Democratic Party’s daily
Kyl and Ensign Seek to Step Up
a leadership race in the Senate.
Members Misbehaving: Congress’ Top Scandals
He was not re-elected in 1970 and died of prostate cancer two years later at the age of 63.
Democrats Eye Cunningham Deal
The San Diego realtor, Elizabeth Todd, and her husband, Whitney, donated $3,000 to Cunningham’s re-election campaign in the 2001-02 election cycle, according to federal campaign records. “Mr.
In Indiana, the GOP Strikes Back: Lugar Crushes Roemer in Poll
Mark Kennedy (R) last year, is now seeking the state’s open Senate seat. Kennedy is vacating his House post to run for the Senate as well.
Special Turned on Its Ear
Campbell, a millionaire car dealer who was just elected to the Senate last year, is now considered the man to beat whenever a special election is called after the Senate confirms Cox.
Ups and Downs: Daschle Out, Baseball In
The South Dakota Democrat had not had a serious challenge since that first Senate race,” Roll Call reported.
Coburn Rails, Apologizes
Senate. I made a pledge. I will stick with it. As a matter of fact, why would you want to be up here when you are 68 years of age?
Huckabee Gearing Up for ’08
Huckabee will be on Capitol Hill this week to testify before House and Senate committees on Medicare reform — the third time in three weeks he has been in the nation’s capital.
Honda Shifts DNC’s Outreach Into Higher Gear
Those losses in 2004 — from the White House to the House and Senate — just proved to Democrats that they need to come up with new ideas and find new ways of reaching out to the electorate.