Remembering Ford
[IMGCAP(1)] During his tenure, the liberal Democrat served as chairman of both the Post Office and Civil Service Committee and the Education and Labor Committee. — Bree Hocking
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Arizona Math Teacher Hopes the Numbers Add Up Nov. 2
[IMGCAP(1)] “People in Arizona are independent and they don’t like people campaigning from ‘Meet the Press’ or Jay Leno,” said Starky, an eighth-grade math teacher in Phoenix who is McCain’s Democratic
No Other Way to See It: Bush’s Bounce Is Real, And Kerry Is to Blame
[IMGCAP(1)] Maybe Kerry was still waiting for his bounce, or maybe he actually believed his own handlers, who had argued prior to the Republican convention that a Bush bounce wasn’t likely because
In Florida, Castor’s Up With TV Ads; McCollum Makes Peace
In the Westhill Partners poll conducted for Carson’s campaign he got 44 percent, Coburn got 42 percent and Independent Sheila Bilyeu got 1 percent.
Democrats Tout Improvement by Tenenbaum
“The fact that we are arguing about taxes and Tenenbaum is the only candidate in the race that has called for a $1 billion tax increase shows this race is where we want it to be,” said National
On Wisconsin: 2 Pivotal Races
Darrow and Michels have both spent about $1 million on TV commercials, while Welch has invested significantly less.
Appraising BCRA: The Early Returns Are Troubling
Ornstein concedes that SBVT managed $20 million of publicity for 1/40th of the cost, since their original ad buy was $500,000.
108th: The Final Days
[IMGCAP(1)] On the one hand, the deadline pressure often forces Congress to get its work done.
Bush Kicks In Millions
President Bush has pledged to transfer $1 million to both the Republican House and Senate party committees, dipping into funds leftover from his primary campaign.
1988 and 2004: Same Tune, Same Ending?
[IMGCAP(1)]The booklet contains a wonderful chronology of the 1988 race, starting (unbelievably) on Dec. 16, 1984, and continuing through Election Day, Nov. 8, 1988.
Guam Press Secretary’s Olympic Struggle
Given that the initial federation selection deadline had been April 1 — April Fool’s Day — and that the final decision was expected from the court on Aug. 13 — a Friday — Weare said he “wasn’t too
Confusion Reigns About What Kerry Would Do in Iraq
[IMGCAP(1)] What we do know for sure about Kerry’s Iraq policy is that he would try to enlist other countries to share the burden. But suppose they refuse, as seems likely?
Is Fox Funding the Kerry Campaign? You Decide
[IMGCAP(1)]That’s right — the Rupert Murdoch-owned company that Democrats love to hate because of its allegedly anti-Democratic bias.
Dole Disses Anti-Kerry Group
[IMGCAP(1)] But Dole was a no-show, and the Reserve Officers Association, a federally chartered organization, scrambled to put up signs clarifying the group’s disconnection from Sherwood and his
Want Higher Turnout? Go Walk the Neighborhood
One experiment involving leaflets containing information about the voter’s polling place raised turnout by about 1 percentage point.
A Chairmanship Wish List for Senate Democrats
All told, the group of potential chairmen had by last spring given more than $1 million to the DSCC.
Stenholm’s New Assignment
[IMGCAP(1)] The Steering and Policy Committee and the full Democratic Caucus confirmed Pelosi’s choice Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
Voters Set Up Fall House Battlegrounds
While President Bush carried it by 5 points in 2000, voter registration statistics as of Sept. 1 showed that there are 143,607 registered Democrats to 109,806 registered Republicans.
Outlook for Democrats
[IMGCAP(1)] Sen. John Kerry (Mass.) was raising tons of cash. President Bush was sliding in the polls. Democrats were talking optimistically about winning control of the Senate.