LaHood Eyes a Tough Task
The odds-on favorite to lead the beleaguered party has been wealthy paper company executive Andy McKenna Jr., whom LaHood supported in the 2004 Senate primary.
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Endangered Species: Few Competitive House Races in 2006
The final category — and the most important one — includes potential open seats that weren’t in play last year but could see spirited competition without an incumbent seeking re-election.
Senate, Poll Shows
If he does run, he will be “very well positioned” for re-election, the pollsters found, with 56 percent of the Democrats surveyed saying that they would vote to re-elect him.
LaHood Eyeing Gubernatorial Run in Illinois
Phil Crane (R-Ill.), who eventually lost a tough battle for re-election.
Senior Kerry Campaign Aide Joins Mehlman, Vogel at New Firm
Mehlman, a former assistant secretary of Commerce for technology policy in the Bush administration who is perhaps better known as the brother of Ken Mehlman — the campaign manager for the Bush-Cheney re-election
Emanuel’s Appointment Made Official
Tom Reynolds was unanimously re-elected in December as the head of the National Republican Congressional Committee and quickly moved to retain the senior staff that helped the GOP grow its majority in
Democrats Contest Ohio Electoral Vote, But Bush Officially Re-elected
The House voted it down, 31-267, while the Senate defeated their version 1-74.
Confident GOP Still Without Conrad Foe
John Thune (R) was the surprise of the 2004 cycle, marking the first time since 1952 that a Senate leader had been defeated for re-election.
Facelift
Three years later, Sorenson went off to join a plastic surgery program in Utah and his wife, Sheila, replaced him in the state Senate.
The Republicans Face Big Obstacles to Enacting Big Changes
“I earned capital on the campaign, political capital, and now I intend to spend it,” President Bush said after his re-election — and a strengthened majority on Capitol Hill plans to help him.
Democrats Plot Reform Strategy
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has decided to entrust Sen.
Boxer Joins House Democrats in Contesting Electoral Votes
Jesse Jackson, who stood outside the Senate chamber during Tuesday’s swearing-in ceremony and button-holed various Democrats as they came out in an effort to round up at least the one Senator needed to
Poole Joins Foxx
Immediately prior to joining Foxx’s office, Poole worked as a field representative in North Carolina for President Bush in his re-election campaign.
On Eve of 109th, Reid Gives $500,000 to DSCC
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) made a $500,000 donation to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee on Monday to help his party’s cash-strapped fundraising arm dig out of debt as it prepares
Firms With Bush, GOP Ties Reel in New Clients
The Navigators, another all-Republican shop, have been contacted by 11 prospective clients since President Bush won re-election and the GOP strengthened its grip on Congress, said Cesar Conda, a
Could Washington GOP Anger Hurt Cantwell?
Maria Cantwell (D) in her bid for re-election in 2006.
Mineta an Unlikely Cabinet Survivor
Mineta also helped — indirectly, but notably — the Bush re-election campaign.
Kennedy Won’t Run Against Chafee in 2006
Frist is retiring from the Senate in keeping with a two-term-limit pledge.
Tanner, DeGette Climb Whip Ladder
They succeed outgoing deputies Baron Hill (Ind.) and Max Sandlin (Texas) — two moderate Blue Dog Democrats who lost difficult re-election bids this cycle.
Bean Already a Republican Target
Al Salvi, who spent almost $1.5 million of his own money on an unsuccessful Senate bid in 1996. He also lost a race for Illinois secretary of state in 1998.