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Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee

DSCC logo.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is the Democratic Hill committee for the United States Senate, working to elect Democrats to that body. Senator Jon Corzine of New Jersey was chair for the U.S. Senate election, 2004. On November 15, 2004, Senator Charles Schumer was named to head the organization in preparation for U.S. Senate election, 2006. JB Poersch is the executive director of the committee.

List of Chairs

NameState Term of Service
J. Bennett JohnstonLA1976-1977
Wendell FordKY1977-1983
Lloyd BentsenTX1983-1985
George MitchellME1985-1987
John KerryMA1987-1989
John BreauxLA1989-1991
Charles S. RobbVA1991-1993
Bob GrahamFL1993-1995
Bob KerreyNE1995-1999
Robert G. TorricelliNJ1999-2001
Patty MurrayWA2001-2003
Jon S. CorzineNJ2003-2005
Charles SchumerNY2005 - Present

The "Lieberman Crisis" of 2006

In the 2006 Connecticut Democratic primary campaign for the Senate, incumbent Senator Joe Lieberman faced an unexpectedly strong challenge from Greenwich businessman Ned Lamont, who enjoyed considerable backing from grassroots Democratic activists in Connecticut and bloggers, including Markos Moulitsas ZĂșniga of Daily Kos. In response to the primary challenge, DSCC chair Charles Schumer refused to rule out continuing financial and logistic support for Lieberman if he were defeated in the primaries and chose to run for the Senate as an independent candidate. [1]

External links

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*Official blog



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