Kennedy Pays Himself Back Before Senate Run
Mark Kennedy (R) appears to be tying up some loose ends on the campaign finance front in preparation for a 2006 Senate run.
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Money Flows to Senators
At least 11 Senators facing re-election next year began the cycle with more than $1 million in their campaign accounts, newly filed fundraising reports show.
Democrats Prep For Bush Visits
After his annual address tonight, Bush will stump in Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, Arkansas and Florida — states that include seven Senate Democrats, three of whom face re-election in 2006 in
THE NATION: Social Security Ad Aims at 3 House Members
Senate nomination in 2006, former Rep.
RNC Gives NRSC Gift of $1 Million
The Republican National Committee will donate $1 million to the party’s Senate campaign arm to help erase its remaining debt from the 2004 cycle, according to RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman.
Turning to ‘Plan C’
The 2006 Nebraska Senate contest has been priority No. 1 for state Republicans since Nelson narrowly won the open seat of Sen. Bob Kerrey (D) in 2000. Nebraska Gov.
With New Focus, Lott Moves On
In the past two years, Lott has carved out a new niche in the Senate: part Old Bull and part outspoken critic.
Pennsylvania Polka: Will Rendell Help Avoid Senate Primary?
[IMGCAP(1)] But now that newly elected state Treasurer Robert Casey Jr. seems to be re-considering his political plans (which initially centered on biding his time to run for governor in 2010) and
Brownback Could Complicate 2008 Race
George Allen (Va.) and Senate GOP Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.)
GOP Wary of Retirements
Republican lawmakers heard from pollsters, from administration officials and from one another on how the subject affects their legislative agenda, as well as their prospects for re-election.
It’s Miller Time for Allen’s Re-election Campaign
Jason Miller has been tapped to head the 2006 re-election campaign of Sen. George Allen (R-Va.).
Bingaman Holds Key in N.M.
Those who know Bingaman say he still enjoys serving in the Senate, is confident enough about his prospects for re-election, and doesn’t appear eager to slide into a lucrative lobbying post if he
Burns Discounts Rumors That He Planned to Retire
Conrad Burns (R-Mont.) will seek re-election in 2006. “We’re running,” Burns said in an interview this week.
Democrats Try to Bolster Image on Foreign Policy
“We prefer to define ourselves and not let Republicans define us,” said Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).
Democrats to Talk Up Social Security
In meetings with senior House and Senate Democratic Members and staffers over the past week, Garin emphasized that the party “ought to be playing offense” on the issue, emphasizing the “peril is
Trio of Open-Seat Races on the Horizon in Florida
-based organization endorsed Byrd in last year’s Senate race but did little more on his behalf.
Talent Pool ’06
Still recovering from an electoral whitewash in 2004, Missouri Democrats are pointing toward the 2006 re-election race of Sen.
Menendez’s Local Party to Embrace Corzine Bid
Whittington RHODE ISLAND Report: Brown Recruits Senate Race Volunteers Secretary of State Matt Brown (D) appears to be moving closer to running for Senate in 2006.
Pollsters Shaping Social Security Debate
On Monday, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) along with Minority Whip Dick Durbin (Ill.) and Finance ranking member Max Baucus (Mont.) met with Democratic pollster Geoff Garin to review their
Kerry Shifts Focus to Policy
Republicans regularly pilloried Kerry last year, saying that he had accomplished little legislatively in 20 years in the Senate — and that by glossing over his Senate tenure during his stump speeches