Pryor was first elected to public office in 1990 as a member of the Arkansas State House of Representatives. In 1998 he was elected Arkansas’ Attorney General where he toughened laws against drunk drivers, enacted legislation to protect children on the Internet, prohibited unwanted telemarketing calls, and helped establish the Morgan Nick Alert System to locate missing and exploited children. In 2008, Pryor was elected to serve a second term in the U.S. Senate where he received more votes than any statewide elected official in Arkansas history.  Read the rest of his bio…

Having established her leadership on issues affecting working families and veterans, particularly those living in rural areas, she was named by Majority Leader Harry Reid as Democratic Caucus Chair of Rural Outreach. In that role, she is helping frame the majority party’s initiatives to revitalize rural America, including new investments in biofuels development, farm programs, and education.  Read the rest of her bio…