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[IMGCAP(1)] But now there’s reason to fear that the United States could lose its technological leadership to India and China, two countries that are exploiting their cheaper wage rates, huge domestic
[IMGCAP(1)] Public Printer Bruce James sent a letter to Congressional offices last week informing them of the recall.
Parks raised just $34,000 from Jan. 1 to March 31, with $104,000 on hand.
COLORADO Filing deadline: June 1 Primary: Aug. 10 Senate Open seat: Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) is retiring Outlook: Tossup The two months since Campbell’s March 3 retirement announcement
Westport First Selectwoman Diane Farrell (D) entered the race March 15 and has said she hopes to raise $1 million in the coastal district, which includes many of the wealthy suburbs of New York City
He raised $134,000 from Jan. 1 to March 31 and had $173,000 in the bank.
Democrats appear headed for a piece of good news in the June 1 South Dakota special election, where attorney Stephanie Herseth (D) continues to lead state Sen. Larry Diedrich (R).
ALASKA Filing deadline: June 1 Primary: Aug. 24 Senate Incumbent: Lisa Murkowski (R) 1st term (Appointed December 2002) Outlook: Tossup This marquee Senate race is on pace to make
effort to change the rules on 527s, the authors of the proposal on the table today — Republican Michael Toner and Democrat Scott Thomas — made a motion to make the effective date for their proposal Jan. 1,
Murphy has pledged to spend $1 million of his own money on the race and has already laid out $250,000 in personal funds.
With fundraising help from the likes of Vice President Cheney, Chocola has raised about $1 million so far this cycle. He had $622,000 in the bank as of mid-April.
Castle ended March with a little more than $1 million in his campaign war chest.
“Pelosi has got the seat locked up,” San Francisco political analyst Tim Redmond told Roll Call on June 1.
More than four dozen House candidates — most of them incumbents, and many of them in safe seats — have raised more than $1 million for their own races, FEC data shows.
[IMGCAP(1)] This is a developing story, and it may well look much different 24 hours from now than it did 24 hours ago, especially after Iraqi terrorists decapitated an American contractor in retribution
[IMGCAP(1)] What Kerry is doing now — blasting Bush relentlessly and misleadingly accusing Bush’s campaign of practicing low-blow politics — clearly is not moving voters, despite a continuing flow
But her Democratic opponent, Manzanita businessman Andrew Kaza, who has about $3,000 in his campaign war chest, is hardly a match for an incumbent who already has more than $1 million on hand for her re-election
[IMGCAP(1)] Judicious Changes. The House Judiciary Committee recently welcomed four new hires, including one new subcommittee staff assistant and three new counsels.
[IMGCAP(1)] A mid-April ABC News/Washington Post poll found that 63 percent thought the United States should proceed with the transfer of power, while 31 percent said we should hold off.
[IMGCAP(1)] Could anything more clearly demonstrate the contempt this department has for Congress?