“Lisa Murkowski” on The Daily Caller

Two key Tea Party-affiliated supporters of Republican Joe Miller say they still have his back. (more)

A federal judge in Alaska on Friday placed a conditional hold on the certification of the results of the contentious Senate race between Joe Miller and Senator Lisa Murkowski, telling the Miller campaign to take its legal challenges to state court. (more)

A repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell?” Don’t bet on it. (more)

Well, it didn’t take long. The Republican Party was handed an historic opportunity with women. For the first time since the advent of exit polling data in 1982, women voters favored the GOP in the 2010 election. A rather shocking occurrence given that just two short years ago, President Obama had a 14-point advantage with women. What does the GOP do with this historic opportunity? Blow it! (more)

Lisa Murkowski declined to say on Thursday whether she would vote for Sarah Palin over President Barack Obama in 2012 — despite insisting that she remains a Republican following her run as a write-in candidate for Senate in Alaska. (more)

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski wins re-election to Senate as write-in candidate . (more)

Sen. Lisa Murkowski on Wednesday became the first Senate candidate in more than 50 years to win a write-in campaign, emerging victorious over her tea party rival following a painstaking, week-long count of hand-written votes. (more)

Sen. Lisa Murkowski enjoys an apparently insurmountable 10,400-vote lead over Joe Miller after the week-long review of write-in ballots. But the Miller campaign isn’t giving up and says Alaska’s computerized voting system is “suspect.” (more)

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) could declare victory in her write-in reelection campaign as soon as Wednesday evening, even though a spokesman for her opponent ,Joe Miller, has told media organizations that he will ask for a recount. (more)

Sen. Lisa Murkowski appeared to hold enough of a lead over Joe Miller Tuesday evening to win the Alaska Senate race, with a 2,247-vote lead even without counting misspelled votes that could be challenged in court. (more)

Even as Senate Republicans approved a “moratorium” on congressional earmarks, a small but significant contingent of the caucus is openly vowing to flout the new rules. (more)

In an interview with “CBS Evening News,” broadcast Monday evening, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) was asked by anchor Katie Couric to give her opinion of Sarah Palin, a fellow Alaska politician with whom she has had an acrimonious relationship. (more)

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — GOP nominee Joe Miller won’t spend a lot of time, energy and effort fighting over ballots in Alaska’s still-undecided Senate race if the math doesn’t add up in his favor, he said Saturday. (more)

The Division of Elections has reviewed write-in ballots for almost half the precincts in Alaska and is counting nearly 98 percent of them for Lisa Murkowski. The Murkowski campaign is acting confident of victory and is accusing Joe Miller of taking “desperate” measures to try to win. (more)

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s campaign declared she’s headed for re-election, saying her rival’s unverified voter fraud claims and frivolous challenges of write-in ballots are pointing to his desperation. (more)

In an interview with The Daily Caller, Joe Miller says Lisa Murkowski isn’t the only one getting write-in votes in the Alaskan Senate race. (more)

Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller is crying foul over election officials’ plan to accept misspellings of Lisa Murkowski’s name on write-in ballots in one of the last races to be tallied from the midterm elections. (more)

Lisa Murkowski versus Joe Miller started as a contest for an Alaska Senate seat – but it may end up as a spelling bee. (more)

Joe Miller is calling the counting of write-in votes in the Alaska Senate race “potentially unconstitutional,” and is invoking the Bush v. Gore Supreme Court case to make his point. (more)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Fresh off the tea party’s show of election might, GOP Sen. Jim DeMint said Tuesday he’ll force a showdown next week with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and other old guard Republicans over “earmarked” pet projects that DeMint and other victors last week made a symbol of out-of-control deficit spending. (more)