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GOP May Face Shutdown Fight
[IMGCAP(1)]GOP leaders have tried several times this fall to tamp down talk of a government shutdown, with Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) telling the Wall Street Journal that he didn’t think a
NRCC Surpasses $31 Million in IE Spending on Midterms
The NRCC has already spent more than $1 million against two Democratic incumbents — Rep. Mark Schauer in Michigan’s 7th district and Rep. Dina Titus in Nevada’s 3rd district.
Poll Shows Three-Way Alaska Race Basically Tied
Murkowski still had about $1 million in the bank after the primary campaign; third-quarter fundraising reports are due out Friday.
Photo of the Week: Meet the New Boss
[IMGCAP(1)]From left: D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty, D.C.
Obama Boosts Infrastructure — but Too Late
[IMGCAP(1)]Sadly, the politics of winning-through-infrastructure is turning terrible, with public investment of all kinds increasingly dismissed as mere “spending” or “pork.”
Bishop’s Lead Dries Up in Georgia, New Poll Shows
The 1-point difference was well within the survey’s 4.9-point margin of error.
Retail Lobby Is in the Market for a Bigger Hill Profile
The retail industry says the commission could likely include a VAT proposal in its recommendations to Congress that are expected by Dec. 1.
DCCC Ramps Up Spending as GOP Groups Prepare to Flood Airwaves
Updated 1:33 p.m.
Hook, Line and Sinker Diversions
The commonwealth claims to have 2,800 miles of rivers and streams swimming with trout, and stocked waterways are open to anglers as of Oct. 1.
How to Keep Them Down on the Farm
of free, no-collar fun: slides of varying elevations and speeds for young and old alike, rope swings and a village where you can pet goats (and feed them with an ice cream cone filled with food for $1)
Elections Will Determine Haste of Tax Debate
Democrats and Republicans face a lame-duck dilemma on tax policy, and divisions in both parties are likely to complicate a debate that affects millions of Americans facing higher tax rates on Jan. 1.
It’s Desperation Time on the Campaign Trail
[IMGCAP(1)]Whether it is on the TV show “Mad Men” in the offices of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, which has lost a majority of its billings and must sign up new businesses to survive, or from politicians
Outside Cash Will Keep GOP Flush in Final Weeks
Throughout the election cycle, the National Republican Congressional Committee trailed the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in available money by at least a 2-to-1 ratio.
Nonpayments Don’t Spur FEC Penalties
According to a report issued in April by the FEC’s Office of General Counsel, Heller’s campaign reported cash-on-hand amounts from $492,000 to more than $1 million at various points between 2007
Palin’s Sarah PAC Raises $1.2 Million During Third Quarter
During the past three months, Palin’s PAC has donated $66,000 to candidates and party committees, while spending $1 million on other disbursements, including $443,000 on expenditures containing the
Bright Ad Promotes Decision Not to Back Pelosi for Speaker
The DCCC has already spent $626,000 on the Alabama race, according to the latest independent expenditure reports filed by the committee, and it is likely that total will surpass $1 million before Nov.
Shea-Porter Digs Into Guinta in Testy New Hampshire Debate
The race has also attracted a flood of independent expenditures recently: more than $1 million since Sept. 25, exclusively on the Republican side.
Schauer Set to Be NRCC’s First Million-Dollar Target
To put that in perspective, as of Oct. 13, 2006, there were 21 races where the parties had spent more than $1 million.
GOP Tries to Capitalize on Expanding House Field
To put that in perspective, as of Oct. 13, 2006, there were 21 races where the parties had spent more than $1 million.