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Hill Climbers: Activism Led Staffer to Capitol Hill
[IMGCAP(1)] In January, she started working for the New York Senate as an assistant to Sen. Tom Duane (D).
West: Can M-u-r-k-o-w-s-k-i Write-In Make History?
Lungren, who returned to Congress in 2004 after two terms as state attorney general and an unsuccessful gubernatorial bid, outspent his opponent 2-to-1.
K Street Readies Care Packages for Campaigns
[IMGCAP(1)]’At this time of year, from now until Election Day, [campaigns] wait for two things: UPS/FedEx envelopes and the mail,’ the source said.
Hispanic Lawmakers Eschew DCCC Dues
Becerra met his $450,000 DCCC goal and raised close to $1 million more for the campaign committee and for Democrats in competitive races.
Mid-Atlantic: Pennsylvania Is Big Key to GOP House Majority
At the end of August, Carney reported a 5-to-1 cash advantage. And the only public polling released on the race gives Carney a double-digit lead. Urquhart is no slouch.
South: GOP Eyes Realignment Gains in Tennessee, Arkansas
Kosmas’ $1 million-plus war chest will be her biggest asset this fall, but to hang on she’ll likely also need help from the national party.
Southwest: GOP Looks to Pick Up 3 House Seats in Arizona
Schweikert announced his campaign had hit the $1 million mark in total contributions on Sept. 24, but through the most recent fundraising report on Aug. 4, he was trailing Mitchell by $610,000 in
Plains: Will 2010 Be a Democratic Wipeout in Dakotas?
Eckersley has tried to distance himself from his party label, and he got the support of businessman Michael Wardell, a Republican candidate who got less than 1 percent of the vote in the GOP primary.
McMahon Video Contradicts Lobbying Record
The audience member responded: “Haven’t you made over $1 million in contributions and lobbying efforts to the Congress?
McCain Offers $1 Million to NRSC
John McCain (Ariz.) told his GOP colleagues Wednesday that he was transferring $1 million in personal campaign funds to the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Cornyn Presses Colleagues to Fund NRSC
Tom Coburn (Okla.) and John McCain (Ariz.) announced to their GOP colleagues commitments to transfer $1 million each in personal campaign funds to the NRSC.
Photo From the Attic: Conspiracy Queries
[IMGCAP(1)]Chairman Louis Stokes (D-Ohio) leads a hearing of the Assassinations Committee in the Cannon Caucus Room in 1978.
Winston: Obama, Democrats Misjudged Mandate
[IMGCAP(1)]Obama’s decision to move the stimulus bill without bipartisan support — followed in the months to come by health care reform, cap-and-trade and financial reform — was driven by a fundamental
Boehner Turns GOP Caucus Meeting Into Pledge Drive
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Wednesday told his Conference that he would give $1 million to the National Republican Congressional Committee, but only if those in the room gave an additional
Nation: Boehner’s Challenge Nets $4 Million in a Day
House Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) on Wednesday told his Conference that he would give $1 million to the National Republican Congressional Committee, but only if those in the room gave an additional
Members Race Home to Voters
[IMGCAP(1)]”What they have to say when they go home is this message: We didn’t pass a budget. We didn’t accept the Republican suggestion for $300 billion in appropriation spending limits.
Reid Sets Up Votes for Lame Duck; Senate Adjourns
Senators are not expected to return for work until mid-November, the chamber will not technically be in a recess because some Senators will be coming in every three days for pro forma sessions starting Oct. 1.
If Voters Choose Divided Power, What Then?
[IMGCAP(1)]Actually, Americans have tried practically every permutation of government in recent years — all-Republican rule (2001-2007), all-Democratic rule (1993-95 and 2009-present) and divided
For Democrats, Senate Still a Possible Nightmare
[IMGCAP(1)]Tea party activists did indeed do Democrats a huge favor in selecting Christine O’Donnell (R) to oppose New Castle County Executive Chris Coons (D) in the fall.