Mormons See Rise on Campaign Trail
“Not in any Congressional races have I ever run against somebody in my church,” Salmon said in a phone interview. “In a way, I think I kind of opened the door for that.
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Lindsey Graham, Kelly Ayotte Weigh Wading Into 2012 Primaries
“New Hampshire voters are really going to make up their mind in the last two weeks. I saw it in my primary,” the New Hampshire Republican told Roll Call in an interview.
Doug Duncan Won’t Challenge Roscoe Bartlett
The seat has become a hotbed of interest among Democrats. A new redistricting map radically redrew the 6th, endangering Rep.
Hensarling Dismisses ‘Penny’ of New Revenue in Deficit Deal
With one week left for the panel to find a deal, Hensarling’s characterization of the Republican position on taxes was the strongest public statement yet on the super committee’s impasse and put
Nevada Race Illustrates National Divide
The early days of the open-seat race in Nevada’s 1st district have focused primarily on how the contest will affect the party’s viability in statewide contests.
Jack Abramoff Expects Cold Shoulder From K Street
In an interview with Roll Call on Tuesday, Abramoff acknowledged that his book, “Capitol Punishment,” has not gone over well on K Street or on Capitol Hill.
Gabrielle Giffords Won’t Return to Congress Until She’s ‘Better’
In her first televised interview since being shot in the head in January, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords indicated that she would not return to Congress until she gets better.
When to Disclose Employment Negotiations
He now plans to interview with a few more, but he has yet to schedule interviews.
Tammy Duckworth’s Primary Has Shades of 2006 Race
“But her challenge once again is to make sure the people at the PTA, the grocery store and in the neighborhoods know her story.”
Maya MacGuineas in High Demand During Fiscal Debate
“I spend a lot more time with Senators than I ever used to,” the Washington, D.C., native said in a recent interview. With the exception of a stint on Sen.
Minibus Could Face Trouble Over Mortgage Insurance Fight
A polarizing debate over the size of mortgages the federal government can insure could complicate passage of the minibus legislation and the attached continuing resolution later this week.
GOP Sees Opening in Health Care Case
The court is expected to hear arguments in March regarding the constitutionality of the law’s federal mandate to purchase health insurance, and the justices could reach a decision by June.
The Week Ahead
Giffords on TV ABC News will conduct the first interview with Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) since she was shot at a constituent meeting January.
Senate Republican Members Race to the Top
surgeon elected in 2008, said in an interview.
Gabrielle Giffords’ Memoir Media Tour Has Few Stops
As the Arizona Democrat recovers from a gunshot wound to the head, tonight’s prime-time interview with ABC News’ Diane Sawyer — no doubt a plum promotional spot — might be the only such interview
Plains Region Roundup
GOP voters the 1st district shed in the redraw.
South Region Roundup
In an interview in August with Roll Call, McTeer repeatedly declined to criticize Thompson, and she only had $7,000 in the bank at the end of September.
Mid-Atlantic Region Roundup
If the governor and Legislature get stuck at an impasse, the lines could be drawn by the courts.
Midwest Region Roundup
The winner of the primary will likely win the seat next November, even if the primary gets nasty.
Richard Burr: Barack Obama Can’t Win N.C.
Obama won a narrow victory there three years ago, garnering 49.7 percent of the vote, but it was significant, as he became the first Democrat to carry the state in a presidential race since 1976.