reelection

Ed Cromer reports:

Last year, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) tried to persuade him to take on Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Maryville) in this year’s election. Bredesen professes confidence he could have won.

Congressman David Davis lost his bid for reelection ignominiously in this month's Republican primary, but he can be proud of one thing. He's now become the poster child for the Democratic argument against offshore oil drilling. Who knew?

Emily’s List and Barack Obama beat him to it, but, better late than never, Harold Ford, Jr.

Lamar Alexander, however, does not seem to be among them:

The Blue Collar Muse discusses the differences and similarities between Rep. Steve Cohen’s reelection battle and the U.S. Senate race between Bob Corker and Harold Ford in 2006:

Phil Bredesen's stock appears to be falling in the veepstakes as another Southern governor's rises. Virginia's Tim Kaine is all the buzz lately, said to be "very, very high" on Barack Obama's short list.

Senator Minority Leader Mitch McConnell facing a tough reelection fight attempts to link his opponent to Barack Obama, a less than popular figure in his Appalachian state:

Georgiana Vines has a rundown on my race for reelection to the state house in today's KNS. More news on the race is forthcoming stay tuned.......

Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey talks about how Sen. Mike Williams’ decision to become an independent made it easy for Republicans to undermine his reelection efforts:

Congressman David Davis grabs an endorsement from the American Conservative Union:

ACU PAC Chairman David A. Keene said Davis has compiled an outstanding record that deserves the support of all conservatives.