Tim Kaine, George Allen Banking on Sophisticated Ground Game in Virginia
“This is a fairly red part of the state, but a vote here is the same as a vote in Arlington,” Kaine said in an interview.
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Disgruntled Activists May Target Electors
The 538 members of the Electoral College do not officially cast their votes until Dec. 18, leaving them the target of intense pressure from campaigns to influence the race for the White House after
Political Reporter’s Nightmare Comes to a Head This Week
My colleague and I decided it was necessary to spend the day driving two hours out to Tombstone because, well, it was there. I emailed myself the address of the O.K.
Third-Party Candidates Descend on D.C. for Last-Ditch Debate
He also plans to mix things up throughout, floating general questions to all for rapid-fire responses, posing custom-tailored queries to each, allowing the candidates to interview one another as well as
Coalition Presses for Better Forecasting in Sandy’s Aftermath
Atmospheric Research, which is leading the push for a commission, said in an interview Wednesday.
The Phantom Commission
“The four of us had that in the back of our minds, the partisan bickering and the 3-to-3 votes on the FEC,” DeGregorio said in a recent interview.
James Clyburn Looks to Ascend in Leadership
“We still don’t know how to really classify the Clyburn position,” Rep. G.K. Butterfield (D-N.C.) said in a recent interview.
Uphill Climb for Candidates Challenging Leaders
“It’s not that subtle,” Dennis said in an interview, but it might make a few people pay attention. “One thing I’m running into in San Francisco is no one will listen.
Changed Politics and District Haunt Judy Biggert in Illinois
“It was nothing as ugly as this,” Biggert said in an interview, referring to the 1998 contest. “People say you have to be thick-skinned here. But I am. I know what’s happening.
Joe Walsh Struggles With Crossover Appeal in Chicago Suburbs
But by Saturday morning, the GOP-aligned super PAC pulled out of the race — to Duckworth’s glee.
Bob Corker Preps for Increased International Role
Bob Corker is hardly the fire-breathing ideologue that North Carolina Republican Sen. Jesse Helms was during his tenure at the helm of the Foreign Relations Committee in the 1990s.
Arizona: Barbs Turn Personal Among Richard Carmona, Jon Kyl and John McCain
wins the Tossup race.
Robert Dold Fights District, Party Label in Bid for Second Term
Robert Dold boasts the dubious distinction of representing the most Democratic district of any Republican Member of the House.
Massachusetts: New Poll Shows Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren Tied
A new poll in the bitterly fought Massachusetts Senate race found Sen. Scott Brown (R) tied with Democrat Elizabeth Warren.
Critics of Ryan Budget Question Effect on Hurricane Preparedness
“If this hurricane were to happen five years from now, and we had the Ryan budget, we would not be able to predict, with the accuracy we have today, where the hurricane would hit and the potential
Georgia: John Barrow Bullish on His Chances and Blue Dogs
“I’m encouraged by everything I see and hear,” Barrow said in an interview on Friday, noting that the polling numbers he’s seen “are very positive.”
From Hope to Doubt in a Single Election Cycle
Etch-a-Sketch, who’s tried to redraw his profile from the “severe conservative” of the GOP primaries to the Massachusetts moderate of his governorship.
Rand Paul, Confident of Romney’s Prospects, Still Leaves Door Open for Own White House Bid
Paul, who came into the Senate with the backing of the tea party movement and a national network of conservative supporters, questions the methodology of the presidential polls this cycle.
Mary Landrieu Recalls the Horrors of Katrina
While the forthcoming “storm of the century”— the steadily swirling Hurricane Sandy — is dominating the current news cycle, our area has undoubtedly already benefited from the tragic lessons learned from
Rhode Island: GOP Poll Shows Brendan Doherty Leading David Cilcilline
The independent expenditure arms of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee have both bought hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of ad time