U.S. SENATE / COMPLETE NEWS

• Sen. Lincoln Chafee won't leave GOP

• Murkowski narrowly defeats Knowles

• Salazar beating Coors in Colorado

• Castor concedes Florida Senate race

• Democrat Reid seeks Senate leadership post

• Burr beats Bowles for Edwards' seat

• Thune unseats Senate minority leader Daschle

• GOP increases control in Senate

• Vitter fights Dems, history

• Bunning almost watches lead disappear

• Obama projected to gain seat for Dems

• Coburn projected to win in Oklahoma

• DeMint set to win clash with Tenenbaum

• CNN projects GOP will increase control in Senate

• Democrats for Senate tend to lean right

• Kentucky rivals don't rest on final day

• Specter looks like shoo-in for fifth term

• Florida hopefuls stay busy on stump

• Majette irritates Isakson with attacks

• Bunning: Everyone has broken commandments

• Feingold often takes his own path

• S.C. rivals call on party leaders

• Paper: Burr should change TV ad

• Alaska flooded by out-of-state contributions

• Colorado rivals vent over TV ads

• Race to replace Edwards is a battle

• Jones a long shot for Kansas seat

• Tenenbaum counts on S.C. split ticket

• Arkansas rivals wrap up debates

• New Florida senator will add diversity

• Mongiardo fed up with 'despicable attacks'

• Poll: Brownback has huge Kansas lead

• Black leaders blast Okla. candidate for remark

• More than $26 million spent on S.D. race

• Senate candidates appeal to faithful ads

• Reid concentrates on presidential race

• Candidates split on issues -- even OU-OSU game

• Vermont's Leahy avoids barbs from right

• Alaska candidates spar on nepotism

• Castor upset with new ad from Fla. foe

• Obama gets defensive in Illinois debate

• Runoff possible for Louisiana Senate seat

• S.C.'s Hollings stumps with Tenenbaum

• Oklahoma Senate race remains close

• Mills goes small in N.Y. TV campaign

• Kentucky rivals get on the bus

• Sharp tone in final Florida debate

• Bowles borrows $1.8M more from self

• Okla. weary after non-stop negativity

• Controversy over Schumer committee filing

• S.C. rivals finish with sixth debate

• Salazar can raise more funds thanks to Coors

• Poll: Florida Senate race deadlocked

• Ky.'s Bunning trying to close the deal

• Oregon's Wyden concerned with rural voters

• Illinois gets two Obamas for price of one

• Poll: Republican's lead slim in S.C.

• Money short for Jones in California

• Castor favors Florida upping minimum wage

• Obama, Keyes question each other

• Georgia's Isakson 'not there yet'

• Israel, foreign policy dominate Missouri debate

• Dobson rallies in support of Coburn

• Vermont's Leahy shifts voter registration

• S.C. candidates trade barbs on judicial nominees

• N.H. candidates debate war, Wal-Mart

• Senate could swing on Alaska vote

• Coors pledges to kill 'death tax' for good

• Majette faces long road in Georgia

• Familiar theme in Florida Senate race

• Ky.'s Bunning says foe spreads rumors

• Wash. rivals debate Iraq, tax policies

• Feingold has comfortable lead in Wisconsin

• Daschle among early voters in S.D.

• Illinois voters have distinct candidates

• Ga.'s Isakson doubles rival in funds

• Mongiardo closing finance gap in Ky.

• Kerry successors lining up in Mass.

• N.Y. Senate hopefuls talk homeland security

• Polls: Colorado Senate race now close

• Dodd focuses on Bush in Conn. debate

• Martinez attacks Fla. rival on Iraq

• Mikulski, Pipkin meet in first debate

• S.D. Senate rivals clash on religion in schools

• S.C. debate swings to social issues

• Oil money flows in Alaska Senate race

• Shelby a shoo-in in Alabama

• N.Y.'s Schumer defends record

• Poll: Senate race in Florida tight

• Wisconsin candidates differ on same-sex marriage

• Bowles touts independence from Dems

• Keyes campaigns on his own terms

• Obama a one-man melting pot

• Burr champions conservative causes

• Bowles touts independence from Dems

• Martinez links Fla. opponent to terror

• Keyes receives fine for past violation

• Indiana candidates debate a debate

• Sen. Specter spending in Pennsylvania

• Oklahoma official: Coburn committed fraud

• Ky. paper questions Bunning's health

• Republican candidate in S.C. backs tort reform

• Michels: I can win Wisconsin seat on my own

• Tenn. hopefuls begin process to replace Frist

• Kansas debate may proceed without incumbent

• Republican Burr closes gap in N.C.

• Oklahoma senate candidates debate

• Former President Bush headlines N.C. fund-raiser

• Boxer ad discusses health care issues

• Controversy over Martinez ad in Florida

• Keyes, Obama stick to issues in Illinois debate

• DeMint keeps lead in S.C. poll

• Okla. candidate takes on sexuality in schools

• Colorado candidates clash over terrorism

• Dem committee funds Mongiardo in Kentucky

• Candidate: No single, pregnant teachers in classroom

• Senate may be more diverse after election, but only a little