Louisiana: Primaries Rescheduled After Hurricane Delay
For those races that dont need runoffs, Nov. 4 will serve as the general election. For races that need runoffs, the general election will be pushed back to Dec. 6.
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New Mexico: Udall Backs Offshore Drilling in New TV Ad
Steve Pearce (R), who has long favored more domestic oil drilling to help address the energy crisis. Pearces position is more in line with voters, according to recent polls.
Democrats Play Blame Game
We have folks now pretending they havent been in power for the last eight years, and that the failures of the last eight years were somebody elses fault, said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer
McCain Campaign Picks Up Big Win During Conventions
John McCain (R-Ariz.) out of the water once and for all? The answer is simple. When it comes to picking their presidents, the American people want steak, not sizzle.
Full Slate of Candidates Ready if Rangel Falters
Because Rangel is 78 and has been in office since 1971, there is plenty of pent-up ambition in the 15th district, and it isnt difficult to pull together a list of potential successors.
Who Needs the Pundits? Debate It All Online
John McCain (R-Ariz.). As much as I think we need a change in the White House, I think that McCain is liberal enough of a Republican to be elected, Kneville wrote.
Doolittle Ex-Aide Indicted
John Doolittle (R-Calif.), including a hint that Doolittle spoke to former Rep. Bud Shuster (R-Pa.) about a project on Abramoffs behalf.
If It’s Tuesday, This Must Be …
Mike Castle (R) in November, and Sen. Joseph Biden (D) already knows hell be taking on political consultant Christine ODonnell (R). The real intrigue will come if Biden is elected vice president.
Reagan’s Ride From Lefty Hollywood
John McCain (R-Ariz.) in this election year. But as the balloons descended on the Xcel Energy Center in St.
Parties Sprinting to Election Day
We cant do this any other way.
Heard on the Hill: Lights, Camera, Activists
Havent had enough of the political conventions? Theyll be coming someday to a theater near you.
‘Quayle Factor’ Is Not So Scary
Dan Quayle (R) of Indiana vaulted uneasily into the public eye when Republican Vice President George H.W. Bush selected him to join his ultimately successful quest for the presidency.
A Three-Week Storm Brews
The Republican plan includes funding for renewables, but GOP leaders say they wont back anything that raises taxes on oil companies or doesnt include significant new drilling.
Democrats Take Aim at Big Pharma
At a January debate with his rivals for the GOP nod, McCain asked, Why shouldnt we be able to reimport drugs from Canada?
McCain Ascension Sparks Arizona GOP Unity
Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) told a breakfast gathering of Arizona and Nevada delegates last week at a St. Paul hotel.
Lobby Firm Raises Funds for Stevens
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who at the time was ranking member of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
K Street Files: Name Change
Alan Simpson (R-Wyo.) is no longer a lobbyist with the firm.
Enviros, Democrats Set to Part Ways Over Drilling
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) last month forecast that Democratic support would tip the scales in favor of lifting the drilling moratorium.
Despite Obama, Black Republican Delegates Strongly for McCain
. … We just dont know where [Obama] stands, said Rozalyn Strong, a delegate from Washington state who came with her mother, Rose, an alternate.
Allen Remains Positive
If it wasnt for a few moments on the campaign trail in southwest Virginia two years ago, this could have been a very different convention for George Allen (R).