Bradley Endorses Dean Boosts Dean in New Hampshire
AP reports former New Jersey senator Bill Bradley is expected to endorse Howard Dean this week. The move signals Bradley's shift toward Dean as the Democratic front runner, with Dean already leading in fundraising and polls. Bradley, a Princeton alumnus and former Knicks star, would join Dean after a New Hampshire appearance.
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Former HUD secretary files papers for Senate race
Former HUD secretary Mel Martinez launched a run for the Republican nomination to succeed retiring Democratic Sen. Bob Graham. Ken Connor filed papers with the Senate secretary and delivered a copy to the FEC, enabling Martinez to start raising campaign funds. Martinez, 57, aims to win Floridians’ support and noted he is not relying on White House backing.
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Thune to challenge Daschle for Senate seat
Former Rep. John Thune plans to run against Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle in a bid that would give Republicans a high profile challenger to a persistent critic of President Bush. Thune intends to announce at a Sioux Falls dinner and begin fundraising immediately, pursuing a second Senate bid after a 2002 defeat to Tim Johnson.
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Herseth Tops Field In South Dakota House Race
In the wake of William J. Janklow’s manslaughter conviction and resignation, Stephanie Herseth leads a diverse field of more than a dozen candidates for South Dakota’s single House seat. Herseth, a Democrat and former candidate, stresses not taking anything for granted as others include a farmer, accountant, utilities commissioner, mayor, state senator, and a retired congressman.
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Democrats push broad college aid plans in 2004 race
Democratic candidates portray proposals to ease college costs without new entitlements. Howard Dean urges $10,000 yearly grants or loans for all students, while John Kerry would fund four years of public college for volunteers in national service. Kerry also calls $25B to aid states and revive the economy as he lobbies for jobs kept in the U S.
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