Senate Special May Begin Wednesday
Meehan has raised more than $4 million for his nominally competitive re-election bid, just in case.
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The Money Twenty-Two: Consultants Who Matter
Brad Carson’s (D) run for Oklahoma’s open Senate seat.
Frist Spreads His Money Widely
dropped $120,000 into a dozen Senate races.
Chafee May be Crucial
re-elect President Bush.
Democrats Fret About New Retirement Wave
The other factor in play is the outcome of the presidential election, but opinions vary as to whether a Bush re-election or a John Kerry victory makes more of a difference.
Police May Reduce Checkpoints Post-Elections
“The checkpoints will be re-evaluated after the elections,” Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer said through a spokeswoman Monday.
What Clues to Watch for Early on Election Night
As a consequence, keeping up with the race for control of the Senate and House will require a little patience.
A Few Late-Breaking Upsets Emerge as ’04 Goes Down to the Wire
John Kerry, while an electorate that is more averse to change during a time of war may re-elect the president. But we all know that, so what’s the use of dwelling on it?
GOP Poised to Hold Edge on Hill
Voters head to the polls across the nation today with nine Senate races and approximately 35 House contests set to decide control of the 109th Congress.
Lawyers Prepared for Post-Election Senate Battles
John Thune (R-S.D.), who is challenging Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D) in the marquee Senate race of the cycle. “We’ll be prepared for any eventuality.”
A Big High Court What-If
However, no president who has failed to win re-election has used the recess procedure to appoint a justice before leaving.
DSCC Gets Late Help From the Fortunate
Current DSCC Chairman Jon Corzine (N.J.) cannot serve a second term because he is up for re-election in 2006 — and is also considered a likely candidate for Garden State governor in 2005.
Possible Turnover Doesn’t Faze Blue Dog Caucus
Of the 38 Blue Dogs, three are retiring, two are running for the Senate and another six are facing major re-election struggles.
Corzine Questions Bunning’s ‘Fitness’ for Office
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Jon Corzine (N.J.) said Wednesday that “there is a fitness issue” surrounding the re-election of Kentucky Sen.
DSCC Joins Fray in S.D.
With concern growing in the Washington, D.C., Democratic community about the re-election prospects of Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (S.D.), the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee launched its
Election Sets Stage for Bitter 109th
Regardless of which party comes out on top, internal GOP Conference rules and the cornerstone South Dakota Senate race have the potential to set in motion the biggest shifts in Senate leadership
Playing It Safe in Carolina
“We are talking about something in a Senate race that has nothing to do with being a United States Senator.”
State, National GOP Fight Over Attack Utah Mailer
Heather Wilson (R) and her Democratic challenger, state Senate President Pro Tem Richard Romero, will air only positive spots in the final days of the campaign.
Divine Nine: Fight Is On
Additionally, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) must survive his re-election battle with former Rep.
Possible Upsets, Late Breakers and Missed Opportunities
[IMGCAP(1)] Leading the list of late-breaking races is the Kentucky Senate contest. The advantages held by Sen.