An analysis published today in Congressional Quarterly lists her seat as one of the top five most competitive in the country. Read the full article here.

The political journal cites her stunning loss of six GOP seats during her tenure as chairwoman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee as a harbinger of her vulnerability.

"Congressional Quarterly's conclusion that Elizabeth Dole is vulnerable is right on point," said N.C. Democratic Party Chair Jerry Meek.

"After years of voting against our veterans, against our community college students, against lower prescription drug prices, and in favor of subsidies for big oil, Elizabeth Dole's record is finally catching up with her," Meek said.

Where’s Liddy on the issues that matter to North Carolinians?

• Minimum Wage: Dole voted NO to increase the federal minimum wage. (Amend the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938; .S Amdt. 4322 to S. 2766, June 21, 2006)
• Jobs & the Economy: Dole voted NO to repealing tax subsidies for companies that move American jobs offshore. (Tax Subsidy for Domestic Companies Amendment; Bill S AMDT 210 to S Con Res 18; vote number 2005-63 on Mar 17, 2005)
• Prescription Drugs: Dole voted NO to allowing the federal government to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices. (Prescription Drug Amendment; Bill S.Amdt. 214 to S.Con.Res. 18; vote number 2005-60 on Mar 17, 2005)
• Veterans Affairs: Dole voted NO to health care benefits for veterans. (S Amdt 2735 to S Amdt 2707 to HR 4297: To support the health needs of our veterans and military personnel and reduce the deficit by making tax rates fairer for all Americans.)
• Education: Dole voted NO to provide $52 million for after-school programs. (Amendment to Agencies Appropriations Act; Bill S Amdt 2287 to HR 3010; vote number 2005-279 on Oct 27, 2005)