by joshua
These are the candidates I believe are most deserving, candidates with strong, sound stances, running in races where your dollars matter most. Please make a contribution to this critical cause.
Former Gov. Tony Knowles (D) is running against incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski®.
Attorney General Ken Salazar (D) will face Pete Coors® for the seat of retiring Sen. Benjamin Nighthorse Campbell®.
Clinton White House Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles (D) is facing Rep. Richard Burr® for the seat of vice-presidential nominee Sen. John Edwards (D).
Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D) is defending his seat against former Rep. John Thune®.
State Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum (D) is facing Rep. Jim DeMint® for the seat of retiring Sen. Fritz Hollings (D).
Rep. Brad Carson (D) will face Tom Coburn® for the seat of retiring Sen. Don. Nickles®.
Sen. Patty Murray (D) will defend her seat from a challenge by George Nethercutt®.
County Supervisor Babbitt (D) is challenging incumbent Rep. Rick Renzi®.
State Rep. John Salazar (D) will face Greg Walcher® for the seat of retiring Rep. Scott McInnis®.
John Barrow (D) is challenging incumbent Rep. Max Burns®.
Nick Clooney (D), a well-known TV anchorman and now also well-known as the father of actor George Clooney, will face consultant Geoff Davis® for the seat currently held by retiring Rep. Ken Lucas (D).
Incumbent Rep. Max Sandlin (D) will face a challenge from Judge Louie Gohmert®.
Incumbent Rep. Nick Lampson (D) will defend his seat against former Judge Ted Poe®.
Incumbent Rep. Chet Edwards (D) will defend his seat against State Rep. Arlene Wohlgemuth®.
Rep. Charlie Stenholm (D) represented TX-11 prior to the recent redistricting; he is now competing with incumbent Rep. Randy Neugebauer® in TX-19.
Rep. Martin Frost (D) represented TX-24 prior to the recent redistricting; he is now competing with incumbent Rep. Pete Sessions® in TX-32.
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