Campaign update: Jeb's NRSC jab, McCain for Moran

Jeb Bush at last weighs in on the GOP Senate primary between Marco Rubio and Gov. Charlie Crist, and while he’s not backing Rubio (at least yet), he does think the NRSC is overstepping by endorsing Crist.

Unlike Bush, John McCain isn’t holding back, supporting Rep. Jerry Moran over Rep. Todd Tiahrt in Kansas’s GOP Senate primary. He joins four other Republican senators in doing so.

What’s in a name? An additional last name, apparently, for Cheryle Jackson.

Never afraid of controversy, Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner (D) on Monday ruled that the GOP state senator running for her job is not a resident of his state Senate district, and therefore is ineligible to represent it. Could this make Democratic establishment types come around to Brunner in her Senate primary with Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher? Probably not.

Add financial advisor Buddy Rogers to the GOP Senate primary in Arkansas.

A national Jewish group is hitting back at former Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton for his racially charged remarks in his primary with Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.).

Meg Whitman will make her California GOV candidacy official today.

Lesley Stahl thinks Ted Kennedy Jr. will run for office eventually.