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Lineups Set For Marathon
Pryor is tentatively scheduled to hold the floor for Democrats from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., although some Democratic aides cautioned that they may try to provide some back-up help over that time slot.
Seven Little Words: The Question That Determines a Vote
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s an effective issue ad for one side of the prescription drug war raging on Capitol Hill at the moment, but the tone of the ad is instructive in a broader, more generic political sense
Holiday Tree on Its Way to Capitol
It is expected to arrive Dec. 1 and will be erected on the West Lawn of the Capitol. To track the travels of the holiday tree, visit www.capitolholidaytree2003.org.
Stevens’ Press Promotions
[IMGCAP(1)] Interning Paid Off. Sunflower State Rep. Dennis Moore (D) announced early last month the addition of two former interns to his D.C. office.
Thune in No Hurry to Announce
“Daschle spent $1 million and is not pulling away from Thune,” said NRSC Communications Director Dan Allen. “Thune’s numbers have not changed even though he has not campaigned at all.”
Senate Doubles Furnishing Funds
The new funeral regulations were adopted on Nov. 3, but went into effect retroactively to Nov. 1.
Iowa Rain Forest Latest Snag in Energy Measure
The $750 million project will be mixed use, with 1 million square feet for retail space and 800,000 square feet for office space and 1,300 residential units.
Billion-Dollar Question: How Much Does a Fair Election Cost?
[IMGCAP(1)] California had a slew of problems, from changed and reduced polling places to punch-card machine errors and mistakes identifying registered voters — all the kinds of things that took
SOUTH CAROLINA: DeMint Is Backed by Senators, Congressmen
Support for Byrd and Webster was tied at just less than 3 percent, and Klayman got 1 percent. The poll, conducted Nov. 3-4, had a 5 percent margin of error.
Back on Schedule
[IMGCAP(1)] House and Senate officials suspended mail delivery Friday when the postal service reported anthrax contamination at the Naval Consolidated Mail Facility and closed 11 locations that supply
Southwest
McCain ended September with more than $1 million in the bank.
New England
In that race he outspent Franks at a better than 2-to-1 clip. Dodd showed more than $3 million in his bank account at the end of September.
Banks Bulk Up
[IMGCAP(1)] In the last year, the nation’s dozen Federal Home Loan Banks have boosted their budgets in Washington, hired new K Street firms and even sponsored out-of-town seminars for key Congressional
Mountain
Colorado Filing deadline: June 1 Primary: Aug. 10 Senate Incumbent: Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) 2nd term (64 percent) Outlook: Likely Republican Democrats are tearing their hair out
Plains
Leach’s battle with physician Julie Thomas (D) was one of roughly 15 races targeted by both parties; both House campaign committees spent more than $1 million on issue advocacy ads.
Asbestos Sparks Big Spending
The largest U.S. manufacturers and insurance companies spent more than a $1 million a month — a whopping $36,000 a day — in the first six months of the year pressing for asbestos reform legislation, making
Shooting for the Top
Strader was close to becoming the best of the best in the competitive shooting world last September when he maintained a 1-point lead throughout the entire 16 stages of fire in the Practical Shooting
GOP Has Scored Major Gains in Swing States
[IMGCAP(1)] It may not seem dangerous that, according to a new Pew Research Center poll, 31 percent of registered voters regard themselves as Democrats, 30 percent as Republicans and 39 percent Independents
Senate Democrats Get Trio of Blue-Chippers, But No Guarantees
[IMGCAP(1)] The question yet to be answered is whether they can solve the one overriding problem that undid the Senate candidacies of former two-term Wyoming Democratic Gov.