Big Business Spends Big
Chamber of Commerce and its legal reform institute spent a whopping $30 million to lobby Congress from Jan. 1 to June 30, according to lobbying disclosure forms filed with Congress and compiled by the
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NEW ENGLAND: With Favorite Son Kerry at the Top of the Ticket, Democrats Have High Hopes for House Districts
Former fashion executive Jack Orchulli (R) had given his campaign $832,000 as of June 30, and has said he will donate up to $1 million in personal funds.
Black Cops’ Class-Action Suit Tossed
Under the ruling, the officers are provided a one-month window, closing Nov. 1, to refile their individual complaints.
Rogers Boosts DeLay Defense
According to reports filed with the Clerk of the House, there had been no contributions taken in by the DeLay defense fund from Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year, and approximately $53,000 was raised
WEST: Nepotism Issue Continues to Dog Murkowski as Ex-Gov. Knowles Tries to Deny Her a Full Term
Reid is sitting on one of the most coveted war chests this cycle and, proving how unworried he is about Ziser, he recently committed $1 million of it to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
GOP Hasn’t Yet Sewn Up Control of the Senate
[IMGCAP(1)] None of the most-watched races seems to be moving out of the competitive column, and that has made for an unusually wide swing of potential outcomes — anywhere from a Democratic net gain
Kerry Wins Debate, Stays Alive, and Can Still Win Election
[IMGCAP(1)] Three network instant polls agreed that the Massachusetts Democrat won Thursday night’s debate with President Bush, though two of them indicated that Bush remained out in front in the
While Illinois Senate Race Appears to Be a Rout, Wisconsin Senate Contest May Be Getting Closer
9th district Incumbent: Baron Hill (D) 3rd term (51 percent) Outlook: Leans Democratic Hill faces a rematch with trucking company owner Mike Sodrel (R), who spent almost $1 million of his
Twenty Questions
1) So the issue is security after all? Apparently so. Not the economy (stupid). Not gay marriage.
Newt in the Sky With Diamonds?
[IMGCAP(1)] brought millions of dollars worth of jewelry on board, sources say, along with stunning models to show off the pieces.
A ‘Fantastic’ Career
“I know it’s not going to be easy because Republicans are outnumbered in the city of Alexandria 6-to-1, but I’m going to work hard to prove to people that I should be the sheriff of Alexandria,”
Senate GOP Plots Turnout Program
Senate Republicans are on track to raise more than $1 million to finance the deployment of staffers and lobbyists to at least six states hosting contests that will determine the chamber’s majority in the
PLAINS: After Bush-Kerry, Thune-Daschle Is Main Event
Patterson already has given more than $1 million to her campaign and there appears to be more where that came from.
With Five Open Seats, All Held by Democrats, Region Is Ground Zero in Fight for Senate Control
A recent Quinnipiac University poll showed the race to be a virtual dead heat, with Castor leading Martinez by 1 percent.
MOUNTAINS: Salazar Victories Would Be Rocky Mountain High for Democrats in Republican Stronghold
Matheson was sitting atop a war chest in excess of $1 million as of June 30. Former state Rep.
Who You Calling Vulnerable?
Nonetheless, Porter, prepared to be a top Democratic target, has horded cash since coming to Congress and currently sits atop a more than $1 million war chest while Gallagher only had about $400,000 in
MID-ATLANTIC: Neither Party Has a Clear Advantage in Region’s Numerous Open-Seat House Contests This Fall
In late September, he gave away $1 million.
Arena Stage Offers ‘Out at the Arena’
“Anna in the Tropics” will be at the Arena Stage from Oct. 1 through Nov. 21.
Livingston, McAuliffe Face Suits by Investors
Livingston retired from Congress on Feb. 28, 1999, and started the Livingston Group March 1.
CBC Preps Voters for the Unexpected
The CBC hearing is titled “The Long Shadow of the 2000 Election: Are we ready to vote on Nov. 2,” and will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday in 2226 Rayburn.