Architect Retools for More Snowfall Next Week
[IMGCAP(1)] Nonetheless, AOC officials take part in early-morning conference calls — usually about 3:30 a.m. — with other local and federal agencies, such as the Office of Personnel Management and
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Charity’s Function Attacked
As first reported by Roll Call last year, DeLay’s charity, Celebrations for Children, Inc., hopes to raise more than $1 million at the GOP convention in New York City this summer.
War of Words Erupts in Ore. GOP Primary
The other candidate, Goli Ameri, is now busying herself with efforts to defeat Measure 30 — the referendum that would raise Oregonians’ taxes by almost $1 billion.
After New Hampshire: Running Out of Time to Catch John Kerry
[IMGCAP(1)] Kerry’s showing puts increasing pressure on the other candidates in the race to register wins next week, when five states will have primaries (Delaware, South Carolina, Missouri, Arizona
CALIFORNIA: Marin Wants Casey Out of GOP Senate Scrum
Oregon voters are set to vote on Measure 30, a nearly $1 billion tax increase passed last year by the Legislature to balance Oregon’s budget.
Security Details Mulled
The criteria changes after April 1, when a candidate then qualifies for a protective detail “if he/she has received 10 percent of the committed delegates.”
Spencer for Hire?
He hopes to top $400,000 by the next filing, with the goal of raising $1 million for the entire campaign.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Without Naming Him, Thune Rips Daschle
Whoever wins the special election must run again in the May 1 party primaries as well as the November general election to serve a full two-year term.
Honda-Driven Growth
[IMGCAP(1)] More California Congressional Changes. Rep.
Senator Ponders 2 ’06 Races
Beckwith was brought on Jan. 1 as a counselor to Hutchison, who currently serves as vice chairwoman of the Senate Republican Conference.
Unified Government Does Not Absolve Hill of Oversight Role
[IMGCAP(1)] The former process showed contempt for all the norms of conduct in the House.
Ban on Family Lobbying Eyed
From Jan. 1, 2002, through the first half of 2003, Key Reid’s firm collected at least $520,000 in lobbying revenue, according to a review of lobbying records filed with the Senate.
Roll Call Casualty List
… HOUSE SENATE Elected to Other Office 1 House: 1R
South Dakota Field Is Set
Larry Diedrich (R) termed himself an “underdog” in the state’s June 1 special House election against 2002 Democratic nominee Stephanie Herseth.
Pelosi Rings Bell
[IMGCAP(1)] Bell would replace fellow Texas Rep. Charles Gonzalez (D), whom Pelosi recently tapped to take an open position on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
Nethercutt Moves, But Is He Moving on Up?
In the June 1 primary, King will face off against Jeff Steinborn, a former aide to Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.) and then-Rep. Bill Richardson (D-N.M.).
A Fiscal Conservative Backlash?
The chips seem stacked against GOP leaders’ push this year to pass a budget resolution that keeps fast to Bush’s plans to hold “non-defense, non-homeland security” discretionary funding to 1 percent
Tauzin to Delay Exit Until March Primary
Though PhRMA has not issued Tauzin a formal proposal, several industry sources said the well-heeled trade group could double the $1 million-per-year offer from Hollywood.
An Officer and a Congressman?
He now lives in Greer, S.C., with his wife, Kim, and their three children— Drew, 6, Jack, 3, and Michaela Grace, 1 month. Wittman says he ended up in Washington, D.C., by chance.
A Look at Ohio
[IMGCAP(1)] In years past, many Congressional Republicans have been re-elected unchallenged, but now, state Democrats say things are changing.