Democrat Berendt Leads With His Gut, Admirers Say
The court could order a new election and Rossi could change his mind on the Senate race, but Berendt was easily re-elected chairman in January and his detractors have quieted down since then.
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House Democrats Look to Veterans on Dues
About two dozen of those Democratic lawmakers, however, are in solid financial standing and are almost assured an easy re-election.
Van Hollen Balances Three Tough Roles
But he did spend a dozen years in the state Legislature and also worked as a Senate staffer.
Rove Discusses Reid in Nevada Meeting
Ensign, following his narrow defeat by Reid in 1998, was elected to the Senate in 2000 and immediately became a friend and political partner with his former rival.
Lax Ethics Enforcement Created Culture of Carelessness in House
Meehan and Emanuel have four goals: enhancing lobbying disclosure, curbing excesses in travel by Members and staff, re-evaluating and toughening the revolving door rules, and making sure that appropriate
Roll Call’s 10 Best Senate Races
“A great Senate race is one where re-telling the tale of the race never gets old and interests junkies of all ages,” Todd said.
GOP Pressures Nebraska Governor
“Any time a sitting governor is interested in running for Senate that is a great opportunity.”
Rodino, Famous for Role In Nixon Hearings, Passes
Two weeks after the panel approved the first article in late July, the president resigned before a full House vote took place on whether to approve the articles for a Senate trial.
The Bernie Dilemma
Bernie Sanders’ (I-Vt.) looming Senate candidacy may complicate the relationship between national and Green Mountain State Democrats.
Attorney Self-Funding a Bid for Bonilla’s Seat
But with Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Rahm Emanuel (Ill.) in the nearby 5th district charged with overseeing candidate recruitment, Kirk could face his first real re-election
Strickland Expected to Announce Gubernatorial Bid
At the time, he said he wanted to remain in Washington, D.C., and left the door open to a possible Senate bid.
South Dakota: Thune to Host Kickoff Fundraiser for His PAC
The event, which will benefit Thune’s Heartland Values PAC, will be attended by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.), Senate Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.), Senate Vice Chairwoman Kay
Meadow Lark
Keith Butler (R) has signed John Brabender to do advertising work for his nascent Senate campaign in Michigan, the Cook Political Report reported this week.
Perdue Signs New Congressional Map
Collins, who lost a 2004 Senate primary, is contemplating running again.
In Alaska, the Young and the Restless
Nick Begich (D), who posthumously won re-election over Young after dying in a pre-election plane crash. Young seems to be gearing up for re-election next year.
Ohio: Governor Sets Dates for Special House Election
— Nicole Duran West Virginia: Still Pondering, Capito Hits Lincoln Day Events As she continues to ponder a Senate run, Rep.
Seeking a New Coach
He was re-elected with 93 percent in 2002 and 87 percent in 2004.
THE NATION: DSCC Seeks Big Haul in Big Apple This Week
Benjamin Cardin (D) for Senate on Monday.
Hutchison: Poker-Faced, but Active
Aides to Hutchison argue that she has truly not decided whether she will run for re-election in 2006 — a race in which she would likely cruise to victory — or challenge Perry in a contest that would
Miller’s Musings
“A Deficit of Decency,” which grew out of a 2004 Senate floor speech by the same name, includes plenty of humorous (depending on the color of one’s politics) Millerisms.