Democratic Dominance Could Be Short-Lived
This years election has been a referendum on a president who has destroyed his own brands image. Everyone running on the ticket inevitably suffers.
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Redistricting Terrain Shifting
But when todays votes are counted, Democrats could hold all three. Democrats already won Colorados 7th district when it became vacant in 2006.
Finally, a Senator Gets an Oval Office
Harry S. Truman was vice president to Franklin D. Roosevelt for only a few months before Roosevelt died.
House Servers Operate From Backup Facility
In a recent internal report, the Architect of the Capitols office pinpoints an overloaded circuit breaker as the problem.
Gaffes Could Imperil Murtha
But while the National Republican Congressional Committee has targeted Kanjorskis seat for almost a year, Murthas competitive race emerged a few weeks ago out of nowhere or rather, out of Virginia.
Louisiana Campaigns Will Continue Next Month
company has denied that its facing layoffs.
Networks to Take Coverage to New Heights
The absence of NBCs Tim Russert and his dry-erase board brings a somber note to this years election coverage.
Scandalized Lawmakers Face Voters
Floridas 16th district Incumbent: Tim Mahoney (D) Its déjà vu all over again in Florida. Mahoney, a freshman, won an easy victory in 2006 when a scandalized Rep.
K Street Files: Preaching to the Choir
Its like something youd send to the Chamber in Muncie, Ind., the lobbyist said.
Democrats Confident; GOP Optimistic; Congressional Turnover Seen As Slight
A look at the forecasts of both parties shows that Nixons expected strength lies in the nations farm-midwest-western area and that Kennedys strength will come from New England, Southern and industrial
Roll Call Poll Shows Kanjorski in Peril
While Democrats are expected to make huge gains in House races across the country, Kanjorskis northeastern Pennsylvania district remains an exception to the national trend.
Kanjorski Trails in Late Poll on His Re-Election
While Democrats are expected to make huge gains in House races across the country, Kanjorskis northeastern Pennsylvania district remains an exception to the national trend.
On Economy, Next President Takes Over Tomorrow
[IMGCAP(1)]Thats the only conclusion you can come to when you assess the Bush administrations continuing inability to calm financial markets and reassure consumers that everything will be OK.
Stevens Verdict Offers Clues on Disclosure Liability
Prior to the jurys verdict, the judge instructed the jury on what the government had to prove in order for the jury to find Stevens guilty.
Kennedy Wins Presidency; 59 New Congressmen Win
Unpledged electors were given Mississippis 8 votes. The Massachusetts Democrat needed 269 electoral votes to win. The popular vote was close.
Democrats Poised for Full Sweep
union elections. But should voters on Tuesday hand Democrats the ability to cut off Senate debate, there is near-consensus that the blame for the GOP losses will lie squarely with the countrys
Fight for the Future When Casting Your Ballot Today
Less than 13 percent of Americans share Obamas African heritage.
Ensign Predicts Dire Consequences as Schumer Seeks More Cash
Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Ensign (Nev.) said in an interview Monday morning on Fox News that he did not think Senate Democrats would hit the filibuster-proof 60-seat mark in Tuesdays
Members’ Job Searches Now More Private
As part of the act, the largest change to the nations lobbying law in decades, both chambers passed rules requiring Members to publicly disclose within three days negotiations or agreements of
Truth-Squadding Obama’s and McCain’s Last Minute Attacks
Truth-Squadding Obama's and McCain's Last Minute Attacks -