Levetan Poll Shows Her Winning Ga. House Runoff
The Bennett, Petts & Blumenthal survey of 600 likely general election voters was conducted from March 30 to April 1. It had a 4 percent margin of error.
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It’s a Tie: Bush Loses on Iraq, Kerry on Image
[IMGCAP(1)] The CBS-New York Times poll, which has a reputation for slightly oversampling Democrats, gave Kerry a lead over Bush of 46 percent to 44 percent last week.
Hammer Time?
[IMGCAP(1)] At issue is Celebrations for Children, which Wertheimer contends is being misused for political purposes to pay for parties, golf and yacht cruises at the Republican National Convention
Diedrich, Herseth Face Off in TV Ads
The two face off June 1 in a special election to replace former Rep.
Lobbying Champions
fiscal 2004, First Tee — which operates a total of 128 facilities and programs in the United States, Canada, Singapore and Australia — is set to receive $2 million in discretionary funds and another $1
Drug Battle Reaches Campaign Trail Today
The House GOP will continue holding workshops through June 1, when the drug cards themselves will become available.
The Real Fight in South Dakota Pits Hildebrand, Wadhams
[IMGCAP(1)] I’ve often thought that consultants and handlers receive too much credit (and blame) for what happens in elections, but the two managers in this year’s South Dakota Senate race deserve
Supreme Court Got It Right in Pa. Redistricting Case
[IMGCAP(1)] A second reason the court got it right is that it is especially difficult to find standards to judge claims of party gerrymandering.
Iraq Taps Into Washington
[IMGCAP(1)]Al-Rahim has brought on Juleanna Glover-Weiss to “assist in formulating and executing a Congressional and executive branch communications and legislative strategy,” according to a contract
More From the Food Wars
[IMGCAP(1)] The latest entry in the political food category is “Bush Country Ketchup,” which was created for those who don’t want to buy Heinz ketchup or anything else linked to Teresa Heinz Kerry
Fattah Courts Both Parties on Tax Plan
For purposes of debate, Fattah suggests a 1 percent surcharge on every transaction, meaning a penny on each dollar spent.
Bush, Kerry Avoid Domestic Issue No. 1: Boomer Retirement
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s a monstrous problem that will either break the American economy or — if addressed creatively and soon — revitalize it.
Bush 1, Club for Growth 0
[IMGCAP(1)] The race was as close as late polls predicted it would be, and Toomey can take pleasure in knowing that he almost upset a Pennsylvania institution.
WWII Memorial Opens
[IMGCAP(1)] Located on the Mall between 17th Street and the Reflecting Pool, the memorial will be officially dedicated Memorial Day weekend. — Bree Hocking
Gore Steers $6M to ’04 Campaign
P> The Democratic National Committee will receive the bulk of the funds — $4 million — while the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will get $1
Tossup in Nebraska
Doug Bereuter (R), who will resign his seat Sept. 1 to take over as president of the Asia Foundation. Democrats have a primary of their own, with state Sen.
Gore Steers Millions to Campaign Committees
Former Vice President Al Gore has agreed to donate $1 million to both Democratic Congressional campaign committees from a federal compliance account left over from his 2000 presidential effort, according
Reynolds Sends Wake-up Call
As of March 31, Quinn, Dunn and Tauzin had just under $1 million apiece in the bank.
Senators Cool to McCain ‘Truce’
Lautenberg also said Bush “played soldier” on May 1, 2003, when he borrowed a flight suit, flew in a military jet and landed on the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln to declare major combat operations
Business Donors Drop Frost, Back Sessions
The 13-to-1 advantage for Sessions among business donors stands in sharp contrast to the previous three years, when Frost raised twice as much from corporate America as Sessions did.