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Senator Max Baucus :: Montana -
In his six terms in the Senate, Max Baucus has helped lead efforts to expand children’s health insurance and write landmark health care reform legislation. He is running for his seventh term in 2014. |
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Senator Mark Begich :: Alaska -
A lifelong businessman with extensive experience working with non-profits and community groups in Alaska, Mark Begich won a surprise upset victory in 2008 and will seek his second term in 2014. |
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Senator Chris Coons :: Delaware -
Chris Coons has earned a reputation as an advocate for progressive social justice and equality indifferent to sexual orientation and gender identity. He’s running for his first full term in 2014 after winning a special election to replace Vice President Joe Biden in 2010. |
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Senator Dick Durbin :: Illinois -
Dick Durbin was named one of the “Top 10 Best Senators” by Time in 2006, and he continues to earn that reputation fighting for a strong middle class, economic development, and key health care reforms as he prepares to run for his fourth term. |
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Senator Al Franken :: Minnesota -
Since winning a remarkably close race in 2008, Al Franken has established himself as a strong progressive in the mold of his friend, hero, and fellow Minnesotan, Paul Wellstone. He’s running for his second term in 2014. |
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Senator Kay Hagan :: North Carolina -
Running for her second term, North Carolina’s Kay Hagan is a champion for education, including financial literacy and keeping America competitive in a global economy. |
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Senator Mary Landrieu :: Louisiana -
A tough Louisianan with a reputation for fighting and winning for small businesses, coastal restoration, and key infrastructure upgrades in Louisiana, Senator Mary Landrieu is running for her fourth term in 2014. |
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Senator Jeff Merkley :: Oregon -
Jeff Merkley is running for a second term to continue his leadership on putting an end to abuses on Wall Street and helping homeowners facing foreclosure. He has also been a tremendous supporter for full, equal rights for the LGBT community. |
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Senator Mark Pryor :: Arkansas -
Running for his third term in 2014, Mark Pryor has been helped Arkansas’s rural communities meet their growing infrastructure needs, especially expanding access to broadband internet -- a key issue in economic development and education. |
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Senator Jack Reed :: Rhode Island -
Rhode Island’s Jack Reed authored several key pieces of the historic Wall Street reform bill, and helped make sure that taxpayers were paid back in full for bank bailouts. He’s running for his fourth term in 2014. |
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Senator Brian Schatz :: Hawaii -
Brian Schatz is running for his first full term in 2014 after being appointed to replace Senator Daniel Inouye in 2012. Before his appointment, Senator Schatz led Hawaii’s clean energy initiative as Lieutenant Governor and was the head of one of Hawaii’s largest non-profit social service organizations. |
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen :: Maine -
Senator and former governor Jeanne Shaheen is running for her second term. She has helped New Hampshire make college more affordable through tax-free college savings plans, expanded public kindergarten in NH, increased unemployment benefits for laid off workers, and she stood up to the health insurance industry to protect the sick and elderly. |
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Senator Mark Udall :: Colorado -
Mark Udall won a decisive victory in 2008, and since then has continued to build his long reputation of protecting our natural resources and putting Colorado at the forefront of renewable and sustainable energy development. He’s running for his second term in 2014.
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Senator Tom Udall :: New Mexico -
Senator Tom Udall is also running for his second term in 2014 to continue his work fighting for renewable electricity, and to build an alternative energy economy. Protecting and promoting our natural resources are key elements of Tom Udall’s agenda in the Senate. |
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Senator Mark Warner :: Virginia -
Under Mark Warner’s leadership, Virginia was recognized as the “best-managed state” as he led efforts to promote innovation and startups in the private sector -- a record that carried him to a decisive 2008 victory. He’s continued to lead in the Senate and is running for his second term next year. |
