Category Archive: Roll Call

Washington 8: Outcome of Northwest Rerun Could Rest on the National Mood

Biden and Dodd: Still Looking for Their Opening

Nationwide Listening Tour for Clinton?

For President Bush, the Reservoir of Goodwill Is Bone-Dry

Should the NRSC Spend Any Time on Lautenberg?

Where the Presidential Nomination Races Are … and Where to Look

Where the Presidential Nomination Races Are … and Where to Look

Ignored in 2006, Kissell Has Plenty of IOUs to Collect

Golden State Ballot Measure Is Only a Long Shot for GOP

In 2008 Election Cycle, How Bad Is Bad for Senate Republicans?

Young Operatives Guide Governors Associations

Governors Associations Retooling for the Long Haul

Democrats Fuel Draft Hysteria but Political Gain Unlikely

How Thompson Hurt His Own Prospects — and Helped Romney’s

Idaho Senate: Craig Arrested, Pleads Guilty Following Incident in Airport Restroom

Emanuel Continues to Show Political Savvy

For Mark Warner, There May Be Too Many Options

White House Cash Likely to Diminish

And the Senate Race Is On in South Dakota

Even in Bad Environment, NRCC Finds Willing Candidates

Watts Video Shows He Has a Ways to Go in Texas

Is Al Franken Laughing All the Way to a Senate Seat?

When a Candidate’s Bio Doesn’t Give the Full Picture

Candidates Often Avoid Party Labels

Looking for the ‘Other’ 30 Percent of American Voters at a Concert

Do Endorsements Matter in Today’s Presidential Races?

There’s Still Plenty of Uncertainty After McCain’s Shake-up

Historical Perspective on Second-Quarter Fundraising Numbers

Cranky Grass-Roots Democrats Send a Message to Capitol Hill

8 for ‘08: Battleground States to Watch

8 for ’08: Battleground States to Watch

Will Voters Respond to a Message of Unity or of Division?

McCain’s ’08 Dilemma: Can He Recapture the Magic He Once Had?

House Retirement Watch: If You Wait, They Will Come

Handicapping Versus Reporting, Analyzing the Presidential Race

For Some Democrats, the Political Picture Doesn’t Look So Rosy

Iowa Straw Poll: Over Long Before It Really Began

Obama’s Message Crosses the Atlantic

Democratic Leaders on Capitol Hill Are Still Playing Iraq Just Right

Fred, Tommy or Bobby: Which Thom(p)son Will History Remember?

Immigration Reform Legislation Still Faces an Uphill Battle

For Bush, Sticking With His Iraq Policy Now Is the Only Choice

The Webs They Weave: Campaign Committees’ Net Strategies Evolving

For Republicans, Iowa Straw Poll Could Offer Some Answers

Is Edwards Following the Dean and Gephardt Models Too Closely?