Polls: GOP Lags in House Races
Pennsylvanias 4th Despite being outspent 2-1, Altmire sent Hart to the sidelines in 2006, a very bad year for the Keystone State GOP.
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Illinois: Kirk, Seals Post Big Cash Hauls in Quarter
Both campaigns released their most recent fundraising totals, covering July 1-Sept. 30, ahead of next weeks deadline.
K Street Files: Bonham Jumping to Steptoe & Johnson
[IMGCAP(1)]Steptoes most recent acquisition is lobbyist Jim Bonham, a former executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the former chief of staff for the late Rep.
Prosecutors Call Stevens’ Latest Call for Dismissal ‘Groundless’
. [IMGCAP(1)]Stevens attorneys on Sunday had filed for the third time a motion to dismiss the case, arguing that the Justice Department had failed to turn over to the defense evidence that would have
For Republicans, Another Blood Bath Looms on Horizon
[IMGCAP(1)]Its obvious to all that the national landscape and the presidential map shifted dramatically in the Democrats favor during the financial crisis.
Come Back
Then on Oct. 1, the Senate added a long-stalled tax-extender package to its version of rescue legislation, and it passed the House on Friday, 263-171, and Bush quickly signed it.
Nation: NFIB Ads Hit Franken, Allen on Unionizing Bill
The National Federation of Independent Businesses SAFE Trust political action committee has purchased more than $1 million in advertisements in the Maine and Minnesota Senate races.
Under the Radar: Foe Hopes to Profit From Richardson’s Defaults
[IMGCAP(1)]Mathews, a frequent candidate in the midst of his third Congressional bid, is running as a write-in in the Nov. 4 general election, hoping that Richardsons numerous financial problems
Mid-Atlantic
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has reserved more than $1 million in airtime in the district and has already begun dropping ads attacking Harris.
It’s the Big Game: Are Members Allowed to Accept Tickets?
A: Sometimes I field questions that require me to preface my response with the reminder that I did not write the rules, but merely [IMGCAP(1)]report what they say.
Barkley Slips Into the Picture
That poll, taken Sept. 30-Oct. 1 for a local television station, had a margin of error of 3.7 points. Both polls showed a 5 percent increase for Barkley from a month earlier.
For Every McCain Charge, Obama Should Hit Back Hard
[IMGCAP(1)]The news that McCain and his campaign will go even more on the offensive should not alarm Democrats. Theres good news: Sen.
Allen Explains Grill, Lights
[IMGCAP(1)]The government alleges that Allen provided a stream of things of value to Stevens, including major renovations on his home, a high-end gas grill, a snow-melting system for the roof of
Heard on the Hill: If Biden Had a Hammer
[IMGCAP(1)]Thank You Senator Biden For Shopping At Our Home Depot Store, reads the sign stretched across an entrance to the Home Depot on Miller Road in Wilmington, near the Senators home.
South
As of July 1, Mahoney had $1.2 million in the bank.
Midwest
As of July 1, she had just $231,000 in cash, compared with Roskams impressive $1.2 million cash-on-hand total.
A Year When Everybody’s Vulnerable
1. Don Young (R-Alaska) Hes under federal investigation. He won his primary by 300 votes. Hes made lots of enemies during his 35 years in Congress.
West
At the end of July, Heller had more than $1 million in cash on hand compared with Derbys $314,000.
Twenty Questions, So Many Possible Answers
Twenty questions about the 2008 elections that will decide the size of the Democratic majorities in the next Congress: 1) Where will the top of the ticket help downballot the most?
Carney Has 14-Point Lead in Poll for His Campaign
The poll, paid for by Carneys campaign, gave him a lead over businessman Chris Hackett (R), 50 percent to 36 percent among 400 likely voters interviewed Sept. 29-Oct. 1.