Idaho: In E-Mail, Tester Says LaRocco Can Prevail
Larry LaRocco is an underdog in this years Senate race in Idaho, Tester writes in the appeal.
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Lobbyists Told PAYGO Here to Stay
Democratic sources said their partys meeting, held at 1 p.m. in Hart Senate Office Building, was scheduled to counter the Republican confab of last week.
Republicans Jump Ship
Highlighting the intensity of Boehners push to his Members Tuesday morning was an exchange he had with Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-Ga.), an ob-gyn by profession.
Colorado: Musgrave, McInnis Endorse Armstrong
Armstrongs backers include former Gov. Bill Owens, state Attorney General John Suthers and Sen. Wayne Allard (R). Rep. Tom Tancredo (R) is retiring from the 6th district seat.
New York: In Ad, Treadwell Hopes Nice Guys Finish First
One thing pundits universally agree upon when discussing the Empire States 20th district race is that Sandy Treadwell, the likely Republican challenger to freshman Rep.
Alaska: 21st Century Democrats Go Back to the Future
Don Youngs (R) seat.
CBC Seeks to Awaken Its Somnolent PAC
But Meeks said he would be taking a page from Obamas presidential campaign, which has shattered fundraising records, by building a robust grass-roots network to tap smaller contributions.
New Mexico: Udall Bringing It All Back Home in New Ad
Udalls latest 30-second spot, airing statewide on broadcast and cable, highlights the Congressmans combined efforts with Gov.
Boehner Urges Countrywide Probe
In a response issued earlier this month, after the first reports on Countrywides VIP program, Frank indicated he would not investigate the matter.
Shadegg-Coburn Plan Has Merit but Falls Short
John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) has finally persuaded a Senator, Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), to join him in supporting legislation requiring a bills sponsors to specify which of the Constitutions enumerated powers
Governors Have Freedom to Party
Its common knowledge among political insiders that this years national conventions arent going to measure up to the largess of 2004.
DeMint Sets His Sights on Housing Legislation
Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), the housing bills chief sponsor, and Kent Conrad (D-N.D.).
New Hampshire: Shaheen, M. Obama to Host Roundtable Today
In response to Thursdays event, New Hampshire Republican Party Chairman Fergus Cullen pointed to a line that Sununu often uses on the stump about himself.
Democrats Lower Energy Expectations
John Larson (D-Conn.), a sponsor of legislation that targets speculators, said Pelosis letter to the president is a bold move and responds to the reality that the speculator market has taken on almost
Louisiana: Younger Cravins Enters Race Against Boustany
Charles Boustany (R) in the Bayou States southwest 7th district.
Hill Awaiting Obama’s Moves
A source close to McCains campaign said the GOPs coordination has proved critical, not only to ensure party unity but also to troubleshoot potential political pitfalls.
New Mexico: Fraternal Order of Police Backs Udall’s Senate Bid
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Colleges May Aid DCCC
Whats more, state election laws can make it complicated for students to meet residency requirements to vote in their schools district.
In Race to Replace Udall, Anyone Can Win Primary
. Thats the consensus prediction offered by informed sources when asked to project a winner in Colorados 2nd district Democratic primary on Aug. 12. With Rep.
Clinton Returns for Act II
But Clintons role is a matter of great speculation. Sen.