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Marco Rubio’s decision to seek re-election, Minority Leader Harry Reid suggested suing the Florida Republican for all the pay he received while missing votes during his ill-fated White House campaign.
Carlos Beruff, who is running against incumbent Marco Rubio for the Republican Senate nomination in Florida, was granted an extension on filing his financial disclosure forms, The Bradenton Herald
Based on conversations I’ve had with people in the party, he’s ready to do whatever he can to help Hillary Clinton and Democrats in House and Senate races,” said Doug Thornell , a former DSCC and DCCC
Rob Portman, a Republican, is locked in a dead heat against Democrat Ted Strickland in one of the year’s most competitive Senate races, according to media reports .
Senate Democrats say they need more than just Donald Trump to win back a majority.
For different reasons , the bigger names whom Republicans wanted to run for the Colorado Senate seat did not.
In failing that test, the Senate failed the American people. — President Obama (@POTUS) June 21, 2016 Leading Democrats have gotten into the act, too, with Sen.
Former CIA officer Todd Wilcox ended his Republican campaign for the Florida Senate seat Friday morning and endorsed Sen. Marco Rubio two days after the incumbent decided to run for re-election .
A potentially politically damaging civil case against Illinois Democratic Senate nominee Rep. Tammy Duckworth was settled Friday, according to The Chicago Tribune.
While announcing his bid for a second term on Wednesday, Rubio acknowledged his frustration with the Senate and the gridlock he’s found there.
Marco Rubio in November’s election accused the Florida Republican of using the Senate seat to further his presidential ambitions. Rep.
Ron DeSantis, who announced Wednesday that he is dropping out of the Senate race to run for re-election.
Does Marco Rubio’s Senate campaign already have an accompanying super PAC?
Republicans begged, cajoled, and pleaded with Marco Rubio to change his mind and run for re-election. That the Florida senator actually agreed to do so is a stunning coup for the party.
[ Senate Colleagues Predict More Clout for Sanders ] The Vermont independent, who caucuses with Senate Democrats, is a senior member of the Budget Committee, but told C-SPAN that
But that won’t deter the strategists working for Carlos Beruff, the Florida Senate candidate who made clear Wednesday that he will continue seeking the GOP nomination despite Marco Rubio’s decision
[ Five Things to Watch: Senate Takes Up Gun Control ] The Senate will have one more chance to act this year, thanks to Sen.
He documents the ups and downs of that transformative race in, “Senator Pressler: An Independent Mission to Save Our Democracy,” an originally self-published book that has since been re-issued by independent
The votes were not even cast on the Senate floor Monday when the politicking began.
In the span of one week, Marco Rubio went from a soon-to-be former senator to an incumbent who — by many indications — is preparing for re-election.