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Accusations Flying in Wisconsin State Senate Race
The accusations involve two veterans, State Assemblyman Sheldon Wasserman and State Senator Alberta Darling. Both are running for Darling's seat.
Republican Says Senate Chances Bleak
Republicans' chances in U.S. Senate races are doomed by an unpopular president, an unpopular war and a shrinking economy, Sen. John Ensign, head of the party's senatorial campaign committee, said Sunday."Democrats are poised to pick up some seats, the exact number we don't know," Ensign, of Nevada, said on CBS' Face the Nation.
Has Karl Rove's Terror Campaign Worked in the Deep South?
After I wrote yesterday about the race for a seat on the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, a disturbing question came to mind:Has Republican strategist Karl Rove succeeded with his long-running campaign to intimidate Democratic candidates for statewide offices in the Deep South?
Polls show close election race in Israel
One poll showed Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party coming out on top with 25-26 Knessets, with Tzipi Livni's Kadima Party following close behind with 22-23 mandates. The two other polls showed Likud and Kadima battling to a draw with 27 seats apiece in one poll and 31 for each party in the other poll.
Johnson in driver’s seat
immie Johnson is on the verge of making racing history.The driver of the No. 48 Lowe’s Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports can win his third straight NASCAR Sprint Cup championship with a trio of mediocre finishes over the final three races of the season.
Republican Stronghold North Carolina Threatened
The problems for the Republican Party may be best indicated in North Carolina, where the presidential race is suddenly close. Republican Sen. Elizabeth Dole is trailing in her re-election bid, and there's at least one GOP House seat in jeopardy of switching parties.
Motor-mouth Murtha deserves walking papers
Rep. John "the Motor-mouth" Murtha is in a tough race to retain his seat, and he's on his knees begging for a quick million dollars to help him cross the finish line. I couldn't be happier about the gasbag's situation. Besides his insults of the Marines in Iraq, now he is even insulting his own constituents. "Racists...sorry, I meant rednecks."
Libertarian may be key to GA Senate seat - December runoff?
In polls, Buckley has been drawing 2 percent to 6 percent of the vote in a Senate race that has gotten a lot closer in recent weeks. Under Georgia law, which requires the winning candidate to get a majority, that would probably be enough to force the race into a runoff Dec. 2.
Josh Brusin: Will the GOP Lose Gracefully?
While it's far from over, there is definitely a chance that the GOP will lose this upcoming election. They might not only lose the presidential election but also lose seats in the House and Senate. It's interesting to see how the party handles these races and whether they acknowledge the brand issues of the GOP or not.
GA-Sen: Same Old Dem Race-Baiters
How bad the Dems want Saxby's Senate seat. They'll turn blacks against whites just to do it.
Could SC Rep. Barrett be voting to loss this election?
The race is on for the US House of Representative seat in South Carolina district 3. Congressman J. Gresham Barrett is trying to hold on to his seat, while Jane Dyer is trying to take it, or maybe he is trying to give her the seat with his recent voting trend that is upsetting to say the least.
Nation Looks To Kentucky Senate Race
"With one week to go before the election, the national spotlight is shining on Kentucky. The focus is on the race for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Mitch McConnell, a four-term incumbent. Recent polling indicates this race will likely be very competitive on Election Day, and there's strong interest outside the Bluegrass..."
Snapshot Guide to the Senate Races
Wondering how many seats the Democrats will gain on Election Night? Enduring America works through the likely outcome....
Senate Races Overview
Predictions would be far above this firedog's paygrade. This diary is meant for those interested in just getting up to speed in the Senate RacesCurrently at 51 Seats which include Bernie Sanders (VT) and ugh, Lieberweasel.
Max Cleland asks Georgians to Vote Jim Martin for Senate
Disabled Vietnam War Vet and Former Senator Max Cleland Writes about his loss to Senator Saxby Chambliss, now in a close race for his seat, and the ugly patriotism-questioning tactics Chambliss used to win. Those tactics were especially sickening considering Cleland's service and that Chambliss is a chickenhawk who never served in the armed forces
Tom Ferrick's "Other Races to Watch" in Pennsylvania
With the election – finally, at last, thank heavens – just a week away, the race for President has taken up most of the political oxygen. But there are a number of other races that will be on the ballot, including half the Pennsylvania State Senate and all 203 House seats.
Norm Coleman Al Franken senate race
Senator Norm Coleman and Al Franken fight it out for the senate seat in Minnesota. It is a tied race and the most expensive one in history. It's also getting really dirty.
Obama MUST Fund Senate Races Or Face Obstructionist Senate
Obama should immediately guarantee loans to allow Democratic Senate candidates to spend whatever amount is necessary to secure a 60-seat majority. His donor list will wipe out that loan with a single email. Money should not be the reason Democrats don't win a 60 member majority.
Stevens verdict likely to inch Dems closer to 'magic 60′
(CNN) – Ted Steven's guilty verdict Monday afternoon could mean the end of the Alaska lawmaker's 40-year tenure in the Senate and serve to inch the already emboldened Democratic Party closer to 60 seats in the Senate, recent polls of the Alaska race suggest.
GOP's Ensign: McCain Makes Senate Races More Difficult
Nevada Sen. John Ensign, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, on Monday said John McCain's presidential run is making Senate races "more difficult" for the GOP.Ensign said there is a "fair possibility" that Democrats could gain 60 seats in the Senate.
There is no law barring felons from serving in Congress
"Despite being a convicted felon, he is not required to drop out of the race or resign from the Senate. If he wins re-election, he can continue to hold his seat because there is no rule barring felons from serving in Congress."
Dems see red as Republicans run as Greens
In the most hotly contested legislative race in the state, the Green Party candidate was a Republican until four days before she filed to run for a House seat in the northwest Valley.
U.S. Senate race in Kentucky now national title fight
The spotlight has turned to KY in the battle over Senate control. Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is in a surprisingly close battle for his seat. A loss in the Bluegrass State would be very bad news for an already down-and-out GOP.
GOP Increasingly Nervous About House And Senate Races
Most of the party's top strategists expect significant losses in House and Senate races, with some predicting Democrats could cross the 60-seat mark in the Senate. The current balance of power in the House is 235 Democrats and 199 Republicans, in the Senate is 49 Democrats, 49 Republicans and two independents who caucus with the Democrats.
GOP increasingly nervous
Republicans are increasingly nervous heading into the campaign’s final week — and their jitters have little to do with John McCain.Most of the party’s top strategists expect significant losses in House and Senate races, with some predicting Democrats could cross the 60-seat mark in the Senate.
Former Sen. Max Cleland Wades into Georgia Race
"Saxby Chambliss won his Senate seat in the final days by putting my picture next to Osama bin Laden and lying about me. It was despicable, but it worked," said Cleland, a paraplegic Vietnam veteran. Now Cleland is going on the offensive by campaigning for Democratic challenger Jim Martin.
Lisa Solod Warren: Obama Enjoys Boost in Va. From Influentia
Jim Webb, Democratic Senator from Virginia, has made a huge difference in the Senate. As the 51st Democrat in the Senate, he swung the majority two years ago when he won the hotly contested seat during his race against George Allen, when Allen was derailed by allegedly racist remarks captured in news stories around the country.
Parker Griffith, Wayne Parker wage tight contest in Alabama’
State Sen. Parker Griffith, the Democratic nominee and a retired doctor, faces Republican nominee Wayne Parker, a Huntsville insurance executive, in the Nov. 4 race. The two men are vying for the seat being vacated by U.S. Rep. Bud Cramer, a Democrat
Murtha May Lose His Seat!
Bill Russell is in the margins against Murtha! Couldn't happen to a better guy... Its a 4 point race and I think once people know that it will get even closer. Show up and vote in PA!!!
Race In Pennsylvania Tightens As Murtha Insults More Constit
After insulting his constituents by saying “that western Pennsylvania is a racist area,” and later referring to them as “rednecks,” Rep. John Murtha is now facing a serious challenge from a republican for his seat.
Republicans Bow to Reality, Pull out of Congressional Races
Faced with an unbelievably bad political environment and a HUGE fundraising disparity, the NRCC has dropped advertising all together in Florida's 24th district, Minnesota's 6th district and Colorado's 4th district. All three seats are held by Republican incumbents who have badly damaged their own political prospects.
Murtha's hold on House seat slips - Pittsburgh Tribune-Revie
Two veteran warriors battling to represent the 12th Congressional District appear locked in the closest race in the district in years.
Issue is of credibility:Obama or McCain
With the race to White House between Senators John McCain and Barrack Obama picking up momentum, UTVi analysed who is better equipped to handle the next few months as the world's largest economy slows down. The analysis also looked at what kind of an economy will the next man on the hot seat inherit as he takes over in January 2009.
GOP Congressman defends Bachman's McCarthyism
Rep. Mark Souder (IN-03) claims Chris Matthews of Hardball "tried to trick" Rep. Michele Bachman into saying that Barack Obama was anti-American. Luckily, Souder is being challenged by Michael Montagano, a Red to Blue candidate (http://www.actblue.com/entity/fundraisers/18436). The race is close enough that Souder could lose his seat.
GOP "Death List" Predicts Democratic Blowout in the House
The document provided to Whispers is no gag: It comes from one of the key House GOP vote counters. The source called it a "death list." The tally shows several different ratings of 66 House Republicans in difficult races or open seats held by retiring Republicans.
The 12 races that will determine who runs the Texas House
The Republican advantage in the 150-member Texas House of Representatives has shrunk to five seats. That qualifies as a thin majority, especially considering that the GOP held a 26-seat edge just five years ago. Texas Democrats have made retaking the House and ending the speakership of Midland’s Tom Craddick a top priority this year.
2 Weeks Away: Senate Prediction: Democrats Gain 4 Seats
Well, just like the Presidential prediction, here are my predictions for the Senate races (percentages is the first map, with confidence being the second map). The colors ARE switched from what the normal media colors, so sorry about that, but that’s the way the website I use does it. The maps are courtesy of Dave Leip’s U.S....
A Second Wave for Dems in the House?
With all eyes focused on the remaining 14 days of the presidential campaign, little attention has been aimed at the congressional races and the possibility for a second sweep of between 10 and 20 Republican-held seats in Congress, by some estimates.
Is Liddy Dole Going to Lose the North Carolina Senate Race?
The North Carolina Senate Race wasn't supposed to be close, Liddy Dole was expected to cruise to re-election, but with less than three weeks until Election Day, her opponent, state senator Kay Hagen has a 4-point lead. Suddenly this is one of the hottest Senate races in the country and could help the Democrats reach 60 seats in the U.S. Senate.
Obama Raises $150 Million In September
The battle now goes to the Senate, where taking 60 seats is going to be critical to keep the Republicans from filibustering any meaningful legislation.The DCCC has taken out a $15 million loan to "splurge on tight races." Good for them. The electoral landscape may be quite different in 2010, but it's always easier for incumbents to hold
Blue America and Races in Ohio
Just four seats. That’s all that separates Democrats from a majority in the Ohio House of Representatives. And, in 2008, Progressive Majority’s number one goal in Ohio is to elect progressive champions to the House and deliver that majority.
Progressive Majority in Ohio
Just four seats. That’s all that separates Democrats from a majority in the Ohio House of Representatives. And, in 2008, Progressive Majority’s number one goal in Ohio is to elect progressive champions to the House and deliver that majority. The #1 targeted race for the Ohio House features Matt Patten.
Republicans Pull Ads in Key House, Senate Races
Senate Democrats believe they may soon be "within reach of their longer-shot goal of capturing a filibuster-proof 60 seats," according to AP.
GOP Gives Up On Beating Any Dem Senators
Republicans quit Louisiana race, as Dems move even or ahead for close to a dozen seats now held by GOP.
For GOP, a grim November looms
Signs point to a second straight blowout at the polls. With just three weeks left, it's hard to see the Senate as anything but grisly for the GOP. And in the House, the chances of Republican losses remaining below 20 seats seem to be diminishing and the possibility of this race getting above 25 and approaching a 30-seat gain rising.
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