Balancing Act
Don Nickles (R-Okla.) has already announced he will not run for re-election next year, House Rules Chairman David Dreier (R-Calif.) is thought to be mulling his options and Rep.
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GEORGIA: McKinney Ally Wants to Challenge Majette
Still, after hearing that Majette has been discussing the possibility of entering the Georgia Senate race, Thomas said that she too might toss her hat in the Senate ring.
Radical Green Ponders Challenging Wyden
Adding some life to a quiet Oregon Senate race, a prominent though controversial environmentalist is contemplating running on the Green Party ticket next year.
Star Power
George Nethercutt’s (R-Wash.) re-election in 2000. Carol Hirschburg, a veteran Maryland Republican strategist who served key roles in both Sauerbrey campaigns, is advising Rolle.
Police Clear Vehicle, Re-open Hill Streets
It bore temporary license plates, but the police could not confirm if it had a Senate parking permit and were unable to locate the owner.
Senate Sticks by Pre-Thanksgiving Vow
“Energy is more attackable,” one Senate Democrat predicted.
CONNECTICUT: A Potentially Strong Challenger Enters in 2nd
name of yet another political luminary to his Senate campaign.
Forecasting the Adjournment
On the other hand, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) indicated last week that Senate Democrats will want to take their time debating the controversial conference reports on energy and Medicare
Changing Climate in Florida
The leading Republicans currently in the Senate contest are former Rep. Bill McCollum, state House Speaker Johnnie Byrd and state Sen.
Salazar’s the One
Jim Isgar and former state Senate Majority Leader Bill Thiebaut. Their departure from the contest leaves Anthony Martinez, a frequent candidate for political office, in the Democratic race.
NRCC Takes Verbal Swing at Chandler
Kerr was first elected in 1998 to a Fayette County (Lexington) district and re-elected in 2002. Her brother, Larry Forgy, ran a near-miss gubernatorial campaign in 1995 against Democratic Gov.
Democrats Fume at AARP
AARP’s rupture with Democratic leaders left House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) scrambling to rally opposition to the proposal, expected
Florida Senate Battle Shapes Up as 2004’s Roller-Coaster Race
Bob Graham was running for re-election. Then he was running for president. Then some of us thought he was running for re-election. Then he told us he wasn’t.
Wilkinson Out?
Nicolle Devenish, communications director for the Bush-Cheney re-election committee, stressed to HOH that he has already done a magnificent job in New York.
An Important Constituency
Tim Johnson’s (D-S.D.) hair-thin re-election victory in 2002, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will unveil its Native Vote 2004 Initiative today in a telephone news conference.
Baucus to Endorse Clark’s Candidacy on Friday
Wesley Clark’s Democratic presidential campaign will get a major boost on Capitol Hill tomorrow when he receives the endorsement of Senate Finance ranking member Max Baucus (Mont.).
When Health Becomes a Recruiting Tool
Just two weeks ago, Udall conferred with Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (S.D.) again about the race.
Final Days in Louisiana
John Breaux and Mary Landrieu — have largely been sidelined in Washington as the Senate remains at a standstill over Medicare, energy, unfinished appropriations bills and judicial nominations.
Texan Starts New Charity
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) so far is asking for up to $250,000 from potential sponsors for a VIP reception and concert at Rockefeller Center benefiting AIDS treatment groups the night
ARIZONA: Governor to Headline Event for Paul Babbitt
Pat Toomey’s (R) “wild dash to the right” in his Senate primary race against Sen. Arlen Specter (R).