The Caucus: Cheer Up, Republicans, the Field Isn’t That Bad

The current crop of presidential candidates is causing a near panic among Republicans.

The Caucus: Candidate Can’t Vote in Her District

The Democrat in a hotly contested congressional race can’t vote for herself, or anyone on Tuesday.

Democrats Try to Woo Consumer Advocate to Run

Officials want Elizabeth Warren to run for Senate in Massachusetts rather than set up a consumer financial protection bureau.

As House Race Narrows, Interest Nationally Widens

Amid voter backlash to a Republican plan to overhaul Medicare, the race in the Buffalo area presents a microcosm of the problems the party faces nationally.

The Caucus: Pawlenty to Announce 2012 Run

Tim Pawlenty will announce his intention to join the Republican presidential field on Monday in Iowa, an adviser said.

The Caucus: Gingrich’s Rocky Start Not Unusual

A campaign that stumbles as it comes out of the gate can recover — but many don’t.

The Caucus: Paul Ryan Opts Out of Wisconsin Senate Run

An open Senate seat in Wisconsin apparently has Tommy G. Thompson, the former two-term governor and 2008 presidential candidate, mulling a return to politics.

National Briefing | SOUTHWEST: Texas: Former General in Iraq to Run for Senate

Former Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, who oversaw coalition forces in Iraq before retiring after the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal, is running for the Senate as a Democrat

The Caucus: Gingrich Run Reflects His Sense of History

Newt Gingrich believes great leaders have to leave their kingdoms, better themselves and return as heroes.

Tight Race for Congress Prompts Visit by Boehner

The campaign of Jane L. Corwin has suffered as her Democratic rival, Kathy Hochul, has seized on public uneasiness over a Republican plan to overhaul Medicare.

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