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GOP Favorite Ogonowski Thrown Off Ballot in Massachusetts
names by Tuesdays due date.
Clyburn Endorses Obama
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) in the presidential race Tuesday and sought to rally other unpledged superdelegates to Obamas side.
Free at Last — to Lobby for a Full Vote on Capitol Hill
The groups current focus is on a bill that grants the district a full-voting Member of Congress.
Oregon: Wyden Endorses Smith Foe, But Will He Work?
Wyden and Smith have a long-standing nonaggression pact, with both refusing to pointedly attack the other or strongly campaign for each others opposition in their past Senate races.
Biden, Buyin’ Lingerie
Hey, Senator, if you want a more discreet shopping experience, Vickys puts out a catalogue.
Good Grief, Charlie Brown: Poll Shows He Leads
A May 14-15 Benenson Strategy Group survey for Brown in Californias 4th District showed him leading McClintock 42 percent to 40 percent, and ahead of Ose, 38 percent to 34 percent.
Kennedy Recovering From Surgery
Kennedys office released a statement Tuesday saying that the Massachusetts lawmaker is recovering well from the three-and-a-half hour surgery that took place Monday at Duke University Medical Center
Alabama: Love Gains Slot in GOP Runoff, Foe Not Yet Known
In Alabamas crowded 2nd district Republican primary, state Rep. Jay Love appears headed to a July runoff, but it remained unclear late Tuesday who will run against him.
Hill Talk: Staffers Can Donate Gently Used Suits
Organizers expect to beat last years record of more than 10,000 mens and womens suit donations to low-income, D.C.-area residents who lack proper interview attire.
Texas: Cornyn, Noriega Line Up Their Surrogates
Rick Noriega (D), announced this week that his campaign has team leaders in each of the states 254 counties.
Colorado: Coffman Launches 2nd Ad Buy of GOP Battle
The $100,000 buy, running on cable TV and radio, plays up Coffmans military service in Iraq. The 30-second ad is scheduled to run through the end of this month.
Hill Gears Up for the Race for the Cure
With more than 30 Congressional teams registered, the Hill has already topped last years participation of 27 teams, an impressive leap from the four teams registered in 2005 and six in 2006, according
July Looks Slow For Ethics Panel
Theres been a little bit of a history of keep on it until you get it right, said Sarah Dufendach, vice president of legislative affairs for Common Cause.
Glasses Half Full
The project helped improve the water quality in the aquariums tanks and changed the focus to domestic creatures.
Detailing Earmark Heaven
But according to Taxpayers for Common Sense, six of Rings clients received earmarks, at a combined value of more than $16 million, in the fiscal 2004 transportation spending bill, which was passed
Illinois: Halvorson Poll Shows Her With 11-Point Lead
Democrats believe Wellers suburban Chicago district represents one of their best pickup opportunities of the 2008 cycle, and according to the polling memo, the issue environment in the district
Virginia: Romney Set to Appear for Gilmore and Fimian
Former Massachusetts Gov. and erstwhile presidential candidate Mitt Romney (R) is set to stump for two Congressional nominees in the Old Dominion on Thursday, as well as for the lieutenant governors expected
New Jersey: Lance Headed to Showdown With Stender in 7th District
Leonard Lance appears on course to beat out former Summit County Freeholder Kelly Hatfield, political activist Kate Whitman and four other Republican candidates for the GOP nomination in New Jerseys 7th
New Jersey: Lautenberg Headed to Big Victory
Robert Andrews on Tuesday in New Jerseys bitter Senate Democratic primary. Lautenberg appears to have scored a resounding victory over Andrews.