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The Senate Judiciary Committee, after receiving the roughly 50-page report on leaked Democratic memos this morning, plans to reconvene at 1:30 p.m. to decide what it should do next in the investigation
In a 5-1 vote today — Democratic Commissioner Ellen Weintraub dissented — the commission approved a formal, 108-page “notice of proposed rulemaking” to tell the public it intends to “revisit the
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[IMGCAP(1)] For all the talk about Bush’s problems in Ohio and Florida (and those problems are real), he still has more states to work with than does his opponent.
Eight sitting Senators raised more than $1 million from PACs and other candidate committees through the end of 2003: Sens.
Jan. 1, New Year’s Day Rep. Martin Frost (D-Texas) — 1942 Rep. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) —1954 Jan. 10, seven Congressional birthdays — the most of the year Sen.
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s true that Bush’s approval ratings are at the lowest point of his presidency, but 14 public polls conducted in February still showed an average approval of 50 percent to 43 percent
Cal Dooley (D-Calif.), by an almost 3-1 margin in the Democratic primary to succeed the Congressman. All along, Costa, who had spent two decades in the legislature, was the heavy favorite.
Carroll and Owen declined to explain why AdvantageWest, with a $1 million budget that comes mostly from the state and which had never used outside lobbyists, would need to hire France, particularly
[IMGCAP(1)]With a trio of promotions and one new hire, Sen. Carl Levin’s (D-Mich.) office has seen a bit of movement recently.
Randy Walter met the March 1 deadline for independent candidates by submitting 1,943 signatures to the elections board petitioning to put him on the November ballot, the Akron Beacon Journal reported
[IMGCAP(1)] Senate Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) has already indicated he will fast-track the amendment, moving it to the floor as quickly as possible.
No primary polls have been published yet, but Darrow’s operatives say they have tested generic profiles and found voters prefer candidates with business experience to those with political experience 2-1.
Pelosi is holding the 1 p.m. reception with Rep.
Martin Frost (D) in the 32nd district, received the most financial support from his colleagues, raking in $68,000 from 15 Members, roughly 15 percent of the $525,000 he raised in total from Jan. 1 to Feb
[IMGCAP(1)] In the 2000 post-game analysis, one of George W. Bush’s senior campaign strategists reflected on the pivotal moment in the race.
[IMGCAP(1)]That dominance is born of a Democratic-led redistricting process in 2001 designed to solidify the re-election prospects of the party’s five incumbents as well as 3rd district GOP Rep.
Rico Oller and real estate developer Mary Ose — the incumbent’s sister — are expected to spend upwards of $1 million on the race.
O’Grady took 43 percent of the vote against McCarthy, despite being outspent by almost 6-to-1. Republicans have another highly touted candidate in the 4th — Hempstead Mayor James Garner.
How much does $1 billion cost? In Washington, a few million dollars.