SRC Promotes Fahy
[IMGCAP(1)] Originally from Newport News, Va., Venable graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science from Spelman College in 1991.
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Post-Election Preview: More Bitterness and Division Ahead
[IMGCAP(1)] The elections are not likely to produce a consensus about the direction of the nation or put one party in a position to dictate government policies over the next two years.
Tis the Season to Eat Political
[IMGCAP(1)] Sen.
Democrats Have Chance to Erase ‘Liberal’ Stigma
[IMGCAP(1)] Unlike elections in the 1980s, when liberal Democrats often shied away from defending themselves, this election is different.
Congressman ISO Your Home
[IMGCAP(1)] In red, cursive, upper-case lettering, the oddly worded note says, “IF YOU COULD LIKE TO SELL THIS HOME, I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN BUYING.”
Senators Work To Boost Ranks
From Monday through Oct. 29, McConnell will accompany Bunning on a statewide bus tour, and then will be at his side for a final fly-around of the state on Nov. 1.
‘Wild Cards’ Could Make the Difference in White House Race
[IMGCAP(1)] We all represent wild cards in the presidential race — specifically, turnout efforts among Republican and Democratic voters, events in Iraq, late-breaking campaign developments, polling
Want a Scary Scenario for Presidential Chaos? Here Are a Few
[IMGCAP(1)] Unfortunately, there is a substantial chance that we will end up with another nailbiter — and if that happens, I suggest going to a manicurist to secure extra-long false nails, because
Hill Wades Into Voter Suppression
Citing preliminary results of a survey of his constituents — at that point, fewer than 1 percent of 653,000 constituents had replied — Hyde said the results showed that, “overwhelmingly, voters
State Supreme Court Races Get Nastier, Costlier
[IMGCAP(1)] McGraw became a national target of business and medical groups who accuse him of being too sympathetic to plaintiffs.
GOP Has Financial Edge
Reports detailing contributions and expenditures from July 1 to Sept. 30 were due at the Federal Election Commission on Oct. 15.
Invoking Cheney’s Daughter Cost Kerry Among Women Voters
[IMGCAP(1)] Yet, despite the consensus that the last debate was, at best, a draw for the president, Kerry seems to have lost, not gained, ground particularly among women.
Ex-Edwards Aides Form 527
They then donated roughly $3 million to CSS between Sept. 1 and 7. The couple are major donors to several other 527 groups.
The ‘Unpatriotic’ vs. The ‘Criminal’?
Republicans believe the TV ad may sink Romero, a shoot-from-the-lip politician who trailed Wilson by just 1 point in an independent poll taken in early October.
Bunning Finds Lead Slipping Late in the Game
From Dec. 1, 2003, to Sept. 30, 2004, Mongiardo raised $69,000 online. From Oct. 1 until Monday, the campaign brought in $81,000 through the Internet, according to Niloff.
A New Hurdle in State Races
That was after giving $1 million to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and several state party committees, as well as paying for a significant media buy.
Recount Soft Money?
[IMGCAP(1)] In a letter to the FEC last week, lawyers for Nethercutt — who is challenging Sen.
Congressional Overtime Rules Advance
Three of the five board members were term-limited out on Oct. 1, however, and President Bush has yet to sign legislation approved by both chambers that would allow their tenures to be renewed.
Re-elect My Member — And While You’re at It, Re-elect All Members
[IMGCAP(1)] When asked whether their own Member deserved re-election, 69 percent of likely voters said yes and 19 percent said no.
Right Now, Bush Scares Voters More Than Kerry
[IMGCAP(1)] Judging by their tactics in the final presidential debate, President Bush and Sen.