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G.O.P. Senate Odds Improve for Third Consecutive Week

More bright spots for Republicans Senate candidates as they head toward midterm elections.

 

Boxer, Fiorina plan public radio debate Wednesday

Boxer, Fiorina plan public radio debate Wednesday

The hourlong confrontation may be the Senate candidates' last before the Nov. 2 election. As they head into what could be their final debate, Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer and her Republican challenger, Carly Fiorina, are appealing to voters on parallel tracks, each chipping away at the other's character on the airwaves and each trying to persuade voters that she has a superior approach to turning the economy around.

 

McCain gives $1 million to Senate Republican candidates

Republican Senator John McCain is donating $1 million left over from his 2008 presidential campaign to help Senate Republican candidates ahead of the November 2 elections, aides said on Wednesday.

 

Democrats and Republicans jockey over tax-cut vote

Democrats and Republicans jockey over tax-cut vote

Top Republican and Democratic officials skirmished on Sunday over the timing of a vote on extending tax cuts, seeking an edge ahead November congressional elections likely to be dominated by job anxiety.

 

Michelle Obama to grace fall campaigns

Michelle Obama to grace fall campaigns

First lady Michelle Obama, who typically avoids partisan politics, is about to go out on the campaign trail for the first time this year.

Senh: Democrats are going into midterm elections with all hands on deck. Bill Clinton's out there defending Obama. And now even Michelle's getting into it. They're gonna need it. I wonder how much of the Republican's optimism is just manufactured buzz.

 

Murkowski to run as write-in candidate

Murkowski to run as write-in candidate

When Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska announces Friday night -- as expected -- that she is launching a write-in campaign to retain her seat, she'll be stepping into the middle of some very testy Republican infighting.

Senh: Ooh yeah. Republican in-fighting - GOPs vs. Tea Partiers.

 

Obama: Top aide Emanuel would make "terrific" mayor

Obama: Top aide Emanuel would make

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said his hard-nosed chief of staff Rahm Emanuel would make a terrific mayor of Chicago but expects him to wait until after the November congressional elections to decide whether to run.

 

Boxer, Fiorina tussle over economy in first debate

Boxer, Fiorina tussle over economy in first debate

The recession and how to turn around California's sky-high jobless rate loomed large Wednesday as Sen. Barbara Boxer and GOP challenger Carly Fiorina hold their first debate.

 

Democratic Sen. Reid: Build mosque elsewhere

The Senate's top Democrat on Monday came out against plans to build a mosque near the site of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, moving away from President Barack Obama on the controversial election-year issue.

 

Whitman writes another big check to her campaign

Whitman writes another big check to her campaign

Billionaire Meg Whitman has contributed an additional $13 million of her own money to her effort to become California's next governor, bringing the Republican nominee's personal stake in her election bid to $104 million.

Senh: Meg Whitman's a billionaire, so $13 is just pennies. We'll see if she can buy herself into office.

 

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