Committees Finding New Staff Leaders
Newly installed leadership at the Senate campaign committees is expected to bring a wealth of fresh talent to both political organizations, which are currently in the process of re-staffing their operations
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Puerto Rico: Resident Commissioner’s Seating May Be Delayed
Barnes has been in her current post since March 1999 and was re-elected to a second term in 2003.
Republicans Search for Kohl Challenger
There’s a Senate seat open.” The only problem is the seat is not actually open.
Frist’s 11th-Hour Giving Targeted Iowa and S.C.
Frist had already given the maximum contribution to every remotely competitive GOP Senate campaign by the time the local campaign donations were made.
Seasoned Leaders Will Protect GOP From ‘Overreaching’ in ’05
Bush was re-elected with the first majority coalition since his father’s victory in 1988, making major gains among several key groups of swing voters that inhabit the “Big Middle.”
Immigration Reform Is A Worthy Issue for Bush’s ‘Boldness’
To foster humane and effective immigration reform, Bush will need to re-educate the public, which tends to hold (according to polls) that America would be better off with fewer immigrants, both legal
Allen Taps Wadhams as Chief of Staff
In addition to Thune’s race, Wadhams has run many high-profile Senate and gubernatorial campaigns over the past decade.
Reid Encouraging Dorgan, Others to Seek DNC Chairmanship
Incoming Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is encouraging Sen.
House Approves Massive Intelligence Overhaul
Senate passage is expected Wednesday.
Nebraska Political Picture Scrambled
Nelson, one of the most vulnerable Senators up for re-election in 2006, faces a drastically different political environment at home now that the man considered his likely Republican challenger, Gov
Schwarz Picks Two
Bush’s election and re-election campaigns and served as an aide to Gov. John Engler’s (R) communications director. Rebecca Schneider, 30, has been brought on board as the district director.
Frost Taking DNC Case to Members
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) has not yet talked personally with Frost about the DNC job, said one informed Democrat.
Clinton Advisers Focus on ’06 First
All of these individuals and their actions are centered in the short term on Clinton’s re-election bid in 2006; it remains unclear whether she will draw a serious challenge, perhaps in the form of
Congress Must Act Now on Solid Energy Policy
Some predict that Republican leaders will merely seek to pass the unpassed portions of its previous failed bills, relying upon a slight Republican gain in the Senate.
NAACP Eyes Cummings
Paul Sarbanes (D) choose not to run for re-election in two years, and he must also be considered the frontrunner in the 2008 Baltimore mayoral election if that job is vacant.
Ney, Abramoff Have Long Ties
On March 19, 2001, Abramoff, Kidan and three other SunCruz officials each donated $1,000 to Ney’s re-election campaign, according to federal election records.
Members Appear to Be Keeping Abramoff Cash
At least nine of the 22 Members who received contributions from embattled Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff do not plan to give back their donations, despite a Senate investigation into the allegedly exorbitant
Some Offices Cope With Inaugural Ticket Rush
Each Senate office receives exactly 393 tickets, including 28 that are seated. Each House office gets 197, including 20 seated.
New Partnership Is Democrats’ Foundation
The Republican Congress has still not enacted the urgent recommendations of the 9/11 commission, despite overwhelming support in the House and Senate.
Centrist Democrats Mull Role
As several moderate Senate Democrats gear up for potentially tough re-election fights in 2006, they are looking to lessons learned in 2002 and 2004 when deciding how much they should work with, and against