Shifting Politics Reflect Changes in Regional Alignments
[IMGCAP(1)]Our politics are changing, too, and these elections, whatever the outcome today, will have a major effect on the landscape. One area is in the regional alignments of our parties.
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Stevens Verdict Offers Clues on Disclosure Liability
[IMGCAP(1)]A: Given your role in assisting with financial disclosure reports, it is certainly understandable that you are troubled by Stevens conviction.
Obama’s Coattails Can Be Measured Tonight
1. How many of the following states both vote for Obama and elect the Democrat in a competitive, Republican-held Senate contest, rather than splitting their tickets?
Heard on the Hill: Luck Be a Lady Tonight
[IMGCAP(1)]And no one, no matter how confident, wants to mess with Lady Luck including Democrats, who are still hedging their karmic bets even though most polling tells them things are going their
Networks to Take Coverage to New Heights
The show will repeat at 11 p.m. and again at 1 a.m.
Early Reporting States Should Provide Clues
1 a.m. Poll Closing Time. Alaska Senate. Much of the suspense of the race was eliminated when Sen. Ted Stevens (R) was convicted on all seven counts.
Scandalized Lawmakers Face Voters
New Yorks 13th district Open seat: Vito Fossella (R) is retiring A safe Republican seat crumbled in the wee hours of May 1 when Fossella was arrested for drunken driving in Alexandria
A Year of CQ Politics Rating Changes: Steady Growth for Dems
Hill, D Kentucky 2: Ron Lewis, R, retiring Louisiana 1: Steve Scalise, R Louisiana 4: Jim McCrery, R, retiring Louisiana 6: Don Cazayoux, D Louisiana 7: Charles Boustany Jr., R Maryland 1: Wayne
CQ Transcript: McCain and Obama Deliver Weekly Radio Addresses
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Minnesota Tops List of DSCC, NRSC Spending
The 2-to-1 spending advantage in the final week in Minnesota is comparable to the 2-to-1 advantage the DSCC has maintained in overall IE spending for the cycle.
Shadow Senator Arrested for Drunken Driving
Paul Strauss (D) was arrested Oct. 1 for drunken driving at the 2000 block of Calvert Street Northwest.
Murtha Makes Plea for Cash
We need to raise another $1 million to compete. If you have contributed, thank you. We are asking all to MAX their campaign contributions: $5,000 PACs and $2,300 individual.
Durbin Becomes Second to Give DSCC a Million Dollars
Durbin, who like Kerry has a large bank account and is facing a smooth ride to re-election on Nov. 4, quietly wrote his $1 million check to the DSCC on Sept. 16.
Double Whammy: Money, McCain Burden Republicans
[IMGCAP(1)]We have all known that money would be a problem for the GOP, but the Democrats financial advantage, and the subsequent political benefit, has been breathtaking.
Campus Notebook: A Virginia Treat
[IMGCAP(1)]With the election just days away and the end of the 110th Congress quickly approaching Gainer said his staff spent some of their time discussing the past year and planning for the
Campaign Finance Group Targets McConnell
In the final days before the election, Campaign Money Watch is funneling nearly $1 million into the Kentucky Senate race to try to highlight Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R) stance on campaign finance
Money Matters: Murtha Shakes Tin Cup as His Race Heats Up
[IMGCAP(1)]Murtha, who was sitting on only $500,000 in cash as of Oct. 15, is facing an unexpectedly close race with retired Army officer William Russell, who had about $190,000 in the bank two weeks
K Street Files: Knott Out; Maxfield’s Duties Expand
[IMGCAP(1)]The most recent GOP fatality: Comcast Corp.s Kerry Knott.
Hill Climbers: Once A Lawyer
[IMGCAP(1)] Until August, OReilly worked as chief counsel and staff director for the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct.
Poll Vault
Paul Hodes (D) 51% Jennifer Horn (R) 21% Other 1% WMUR-TV/University of New Hampshire poll of 322 likely voters conducted Oct. 25-27. It had a 5.5-point margin of error.