Colorado: GOP Poll Shows Senate Race Is in a Dead Heat
The Tarrance Group, in a poll commissioned by the National Republican Senatorial Committee, found Udall ahead of Schaffer by just 1 point, 40 percent to 39 percent.
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Warner Should Lead Fight for D.C. Before Retiring
Inspiration for such leadership on Warners part can be found in two sources: 1.
Road Map: CR Would Give Congress a Ticket Out of Town
[IMGCAP(1)]According to Democratic leadership aides, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has asked staff to draw up the outlines of three continuing resolutions: one to fund the government
Under the Radar: TV Watching Inspired Democrat’s Political Run
[IMGCAP(1)]Days after taking early retirement from the Justice Department, Monroe sat there watching President Bush deliver a speech to the Conservative Political Action Committee.
Heard on the Hill: Waiting for Dave
[IMGCAP(1)]Staffers from the Republican National Committee and the campaign of Sen.
McCain Campaign Picks Up Big Win During Conventions
[IMGCAP(1)]How can a convention so hip and cool not do in the corny Republican crowd? And how can the biggest spectacle in political history not blow Sen.
Democrats Play Blame Game
Until we get a real vote on the energy issue, were going to continue dealing with the No. 1 issue on the minds of the American people.
Young Increases Lead in Alaska; Still No Official Winner
Under state law, a candidate could request a state-funded recount if the final vote margin is within half of 1 percent.
GOP May Continue to Block Non-Energy Bills
With only three weeks left to get a host of bills completed, a continued GOP filibuster could upend the continuing resolution necessary to avoid a government shutdown on Oct. 1, the first day of
Heard on the Hill: Lights, Camera, Activists
[IMGCAP(1)]And although Levinson is, in Hollywood parlance, kind of a big deal, it was actor Tim Daly who started the project at least according to Daly.
Roll Call Polls Bring Questions
After Roll Call published its poll showing Carney with a 4-point lead over businessman Chris Hackett (R), Carneys campaign released a recent poll showing the incumbent with a 2-1 advantage.
K Street Files: Name Change
Castellani said the cost of health care has long been consistently the No. 1 [cost] pressure for his members.
‘Quayle Factor’ Is Not So Scary
According to a CBS News/New York Times 1984 exit poll, Ferraro may have brought less than 1 point overall to the Democratic ticket.
For Obama, McCain, Standing Pat May Be The Wrong Approach
[IMGCAP(1)]McCain has the ability and a strong incentive now to change his emphasis as he tries to appeal to swing voters.
The Hot Plate: Unlikely British Import
[IMGCAP(1)]While Britain is known for many great things Big Ben, beefeaters, David Beckham its bad food is notorious.
Hill Climbers: Musical Ventures
[IMGCAP(1)]When Kristin Lee, the committees majority communications director, and Aimee Ghosh, press secretary to Chairwoman Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.), both of whom play guitar, joke about starting
Parties Sprinting to Election Day
Traditionally, incumbent retention is the No. 1 priority for campaign committees, followed by open seats and then races against vulnerable incumbents from the opposite party.
Lobby Firm Raises Funds for Stevens
snagged tens of millions of dollars in earmarks in annual appropriations bills; and according to the Center for Responsive Politics, Robisons lobbying revenues have quadrupled, from just less than $1
Kilpatrick Stands by Her Son
. Mayor Kilpatrick pleaded guilty this morning to two charges of lying in federal court and will serve four months in jail in addition to paying a $1 million fine.
Kilpatrick’s Son Resigning as Detroit Mayor
He will agree to serve four months in jail, pay up to $1 million in fines and serve five years of probation.