That Was the Year That Was, 2004 Edition
[IMGCAP(1)] Worst House Candidates/Campaigns of 2004 • Democrat Tony Miller in Kentucky’s 3rd • Illinois Rep.
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EAC to Continue Pursuing Election Flaws
This data should be available by Jan. 1, officials said. Several commissioners who fanned out across the nation on Nov. 2 honed in on specific areas of concern.
Tauzin’s Treasury Fueled by PACs and the NRCC
The Nebraska Democrat is perhaps the No. 1 target for Senate Republicans in 2006 when he is expected to stand for a second term.
NRCC Touts Alliance With InfoCision
InfoCision, which does both commercial and political work, was the single largest beneficiary of NRCC dollars in the 2004 cycle, taking in $55.5 million from Jan. 1, 2003, to Oct. 13, 2004.
Commemorations Flourish, Despite the Rules
A joint resolution to amend Title 36, chapter 1 of U.S. Code to designate Sept. 11 as Patriot Day passed both chambers and was signed by President Bush. The day before H. J.
Murky Employment Report
[IMGCAP(1)] Chuck Kleeschulte, Murkowski’s communications director, explained that the Senator is in the midst of a major reorganization of her office.
Hill Residents Speak Out About Crime
“3-1-1 is too slow,” said one community member, referring to how he called the number when he witnessed a heated argument about drugs in his back ally.
1977: A Call to Fix the West Front
[IMGCAP(1)]During a decade that saw several construction and renovation projects take place on Capitol Hill, Roll Call made it a priority in 1977 to call attention to the deterioration of the Capitol’s
Food and Friends to Deliver Thanksgiving Meals
Volunteers can help in the kitchen for a two-hour shift Tuesday and Wednesday at 5 a.m., 7 a.m., 10 a.m. or 1 p.m.
Colin Powell Can Once Again Put Kids Atop the U.S. Agenda
[IMGCAP(1)] Realistically, Powell probably can’t get much more money spent on kids.
Frosh Pick at Leftovers
On Friday afternoon, the Rayburn Building resembled the NBA draft: With the No. 1 overall pick in the freshman office lottery, Rep.
Lynch’s New LA
[IMGCAP(1)]Davis Chooses McBride. Rep. Lincoln Davis (D-Tenn.) has picked Brandi McBride to fill the position of legislative director.
Davis’ D.C. Plan Gets Legal Aid
Viet Dinh, an attorney with the firm Bancroft Associates, and Adam Charnes, of the firm Kilpatrick Stockton, asserts Congress has “ample authority” under the Constitution’s “District Clause,” Section 1
Volume of Ads Decisive in Supreme Court Races
[IMGCAP(1)] In the 11 AG races held this year, voters returned to office every incumbent who was running for re-election — six Democrats and three Republicans.
Flake, Breaking Pledge, Will Seek Fourth Term
Higgins was clinging to a 2,800-vote lead at that point — roughly 1 percent — and Naples concluded that she could not make up the difference.
Matheson’s Victory Margin Tough for GOP to Swallow
The National Republican Congressional Committee spent about $1 million on mailers and TV and radio ads while numerous 527s jumped into the fray in this marquee rematch.
Democrats Face Cultural Conundrum in 2006 and 2008
[IMGCAP(1)] A few observers dismissed the whole exercise as unnecessary, arguing instead that 2004 was an aberration or that the significance of cultural issues had been exaggerated.
Gettin’ Jiggy With It
[IMGCAP(1)] On Wednesday, an HOH informant saw Ford getting a pedicure at Toka Salon on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, apparently taking a break from the lame-duck session.
Fire Ruins Apartment Above Lounge 201
By 1:15 p.m. fire personnel were already conducting an investigation as to the cause of the fire.
How Much Money Is Enough for a Safe Incumbent?
[IMGCAP(1)] Even more telling, voters didn’t know who Jones was, and they weren’t paying any attention to the Senate race. Boxer’s political future appeared secure.