House Fights Coming
New Mexico held its Democratic presidential caucus in February and has neither a gubernatorial nor a Senate race on the ballot this year to rally voters.
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Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
Tom Coburn (R) last week in the open-seat Senate race.
What Vacation? Leaders to Stump, Raise Funds in Recess
Joe Hoeffel; and Driscoll is angling to succeed unsuccessful Senate candidate and GOP Rep. Pat Toomey.
Washingtonienne Speaks
In announcing the firing, DeWine’s office said Cutler had engaged in “an unacceptable use” of Senate computers to post material on her weblog, which was deemed “unsuitable” and “offensive.”
Handicapping S.C.: Is Tenenbaum Ahead, or Fighting Uphill?
Democrat Fritz Hollings won a special election in 1966 and then went on to win six re-election contests.
In Bluegrass Stakes, Republican Favorite Wins
Wu won re-election in 2002 with 63 percent of the vote. In the Senate primary, Sen.
Workable Quorums Are Vital to Solving Crisis on Continuity
If the anthrax attack on the Senate had been an al Qaeda operation to put a highly weaponized form of anthrax into the Senate ventilation system, we might have had 70 senators in intensive care units from
Bush, Daschle Quiet in S.D.
Although the ads are flying fast and furious in South Dakota’s special House election, two faces are, somewhat unexpectedly, nowhere to be seen: President Bush and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D
Gephardt’s Low-Key Path to VP
While Gephardt hasn’t been sitting idly by while Kerry woos voters, Edwards has flooded his schedule with a series of national appearances and events on behalf of the presidential hopeful and Senate
Bush Donors Boost First Lady’s Library Foundation
Later, she headlined a fundraiser that took in $800,000 for the president’s re-election bid.
Kerry Allies to Shape Party Platform
Now a Senator, Miller has endorsed President Bush’s re-election campaign.
Republican Voters Stake Daschle to Big S.D. Poll Lead
The multicandidate Republican Senate primary appears to be coming down to a battle between McCollum, who was the GOP Senate nominee in 2000, and the former HUD secretary. — Lauren W.
MID-ATLANTIC: Pennsylvania Has Region’s Top Senate Contest;
Joe Hoeffel (D) in November as he seeks an unprecedented fifth term in the Senate.
WEST: Last Frontier Offers a Marquee Senate Matchup; Primary Complicates Matters for L.
ALASKA Filing deadline: June 1 Primary: Aug. 24 Senate Incumbent: Lisa Murkowski (R) 1st term (Appointed December 2002) Outlook: Tossup This marquee Senate race is on pace to make
THE SOUTH: The South Has Risen Again as the No. 1 Battleground for Control of Next Year’s Senate
Marshall flirted with running for Senate but, to the relief of party strategists, instead is focused on his re-election.
MIDWEST: Illinois Senate Primary Victors Prepare for Nov.; Republicans Insist That Feingold Can Be Defeated
In 2002 — an awful year at the polls for Land of Lincoln Republicans — Bean held Crane to 57 percent of the vote, his lowest re-election percentage since 1992.
SOUTHWEST: Oklahoma Senate Race Leads List of Big Changes Afoot in a Region Made Volatile by Redistricting
House 2nd district Open seat: Brad Carson (D) is running for Senate Outlook: Likely Democratic State Rep.
NEW ENGLAND: Few Races Are Competitive, But the Democrats Hope Rowland’s Woes Boost House Candidates
CONNECTICUT Filing deadline: June 8 Primary: Aug. 10 Senate Incumbent: Chris Dodd (D) 4th term (65 percent) Outlook: Safe Democratic Dodd remains a strong favorite for re-election,
PLAINS: National Democrats Look to Region to Expand
continues to look like a relatively pedestrian re-election for Bond.
MOUNTAIN: Democrats See Unexpected Gains at Altitude
Ambassador to the Vatican Jim Nicholson and Re/Max founder Dave Liniger, among others.