Burns Goes on Offense Against Ethics Charge
But Burns, who is up for re-election next year, has yet to answer the question of who actually paid for a Super Bowl junket to Miami by two of his staffers in early 2001.
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Labor, DSCC Jab Santorum on Amtrak
Erasing any doubts that they will wage a protracted, scorched-earth campaign to win a Senate seat in Pennsylvania, Democrats and their allies wasted little time last week highlighting what they see as
A Father. A Son. Two States. Two Senators?
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) is re-elected next year. Before pundits begin talking about what a huge shadow Sen.
Ambition Draws Admirers, Skeptics to GOP’s Wamp
Toward the end of the 108th Congress, Wamp made three moves that caught the attention of his colleagues: He ruled out a 2006 Senate run, questioned whether House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas
Dunn Joins Lobbying Ranks at DLA Piper
DLA Piper’s roster also includes former House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas) and one-time Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell (D-Maine).
Georgia Remap Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk
The state House passed the remapping legislation for a second time this afternoon, giving its final stamp of approval to minor changes made and passed by the state Senate on Monday.
Tennessee GOP Waltz: Big Senate Primary Unusual This Cycle
The 2006 Tennessee Senate race features a rarity in modern-day politics: a wide-open primary with four well-known candidates.
Democrats Look Hopefully Toward ’05 and ’06 State Races
While few seats in the House and Senate have changed party, even when they come open, governorships have been turning over at a much higher rate.
1992: Year of the Woman a Bad One for Rosty
Braun went on to win in November to become the first black Democrat and first black woman ever elected to the Senate. Sen.
Year of the Woman a Bad One for Rosty
Braun went on to win in November to become the first black Democrat and first black woman ever elected to the Senate. Sen.
GOP May Not Fill Portman’s Leadership Slot
Once the Senate gets around to confirming Portman for his new job, a special election will definitely be scheduled to fill Portman’s seat in Ohio.
Cardin Conferring, Others Prepare, Dream in Maryland
Barbara Mikulski (D) in 2004, has switched parties and plans to run for Senate as a Democrat, the newspaper said. On the Republican side, Lt. Gov.
Ethics Moves on Intel Leak
The Senate Ethics Committee is moving ahead with an investigation into alleged classified leaks from the Intelligence Committee almost three years ago, a probe that will likely focus on Sen.
Another Sen. Kennedy?
Langevin, who opposes abortion rights, is mulling a bid but is not yet an official candidate for Senate.
Democrats Vow Offensive on Blue State Republicans
“The Democrats’ best chance of winning back the House (as well as the Senate) is to do what the Reagan Republicans did: oust or convert like-minded members of the opposite party,” they wrote in the
Democrats Press Strickland on Senate
Senate Democrats are stepping up their efforts to convince Rep. Ted Strickland (D-Ohio) to challenge Sen.
Blumenthal’s Long Wait
Despite persistent entreaties from Constitution State Democrats in the past decade, Blumenthal has consistently declined to run for governor, opting instead to seek re-election for a job that has
Feisty Byrd Looks Like a Candidate
For Byrd, who is nearing the end of his eighth term, the pocket Constitution is likely to be his campaign sign over the next two years, should he seek re-election.
Thomas Will Run, Putting Retirement Rumors to Rest
“It wouldn’t be responsible NOT to increase Wyoming’s influence in the Senate. I love what I’m doing.
Hoeven Closer to Taking on Conrad
Ed Schafer (R), who himself was repeatedly recruited to run for the Senate in 2002, said that he believes “Gov. Hoeven wants to run for a Senate seat.