Walsh Lead Over Bean Narrows Slightly
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Ulman: New Congress Must Not Forget About Cancer
Rolling back health care reform will likely be issue No. 1 in January, at least in the House of Representatives.
Barton Solicits Support in Bid to Chair Energy Panel
Upton, who co-hosted a NRCC fundraising dinner in March, has raised $1 million, according to the latest records from the campaign. He ranks eighth in the conference in overall fundraising.
House GOP: Don’t Trust Deal on ‘Don’t Ask’
Furthermore, the Pentagon is scheduled to release on Dec. 1 a yearlong study on the effects of a repeal, and supporters of the repeal are expecting a positive review that could give political cover to
Scramble Is on Over Senate ‘Don’t Ask’ Vote
The Pentagon is scheduled to release on Dec. 1 a yearlong study on the effects of a repeal, and supporters of the repeal are expecting a positive review that could give political cover to Republicans
Gates Wants ‘Don’t Ask’ Repeal in 111th Congress
The review is due Dec. 1, and Obama said it could leave Congress enough time to act in a lame-duck session.
Obama Urges Lawmakers to Address Tax Cuts in Lame Duck
“None of us want them to wake up on Jan. 1 with a higher tax bill. That’s why I believe we should permanently extend the Bush tax cuts for all families making less than $250,000 a year.”
Ben Nelson ’12 Challenger Emerges in Nebraska
The Omaha World-Herald reported that Bruning raised $1 million for the short-lived 2008 bid and that he told the press he has $600,000 left from that race in a federal account.
Pelosi Running for Minority Leader
Updated: 1:38 p.m.
Final Results in 10 Undecided House Races Could Take Weeks
Absentee ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 1 and received by Nov. 16 to be counted in Illinois.
Gains by House GOP Eclipse 1994 Takeover
1:30 a.m. 11:53 p.m. 11:27 p.m. 10:24 p.m. 9:17 p.m. 8:19 p.m. 7:18 p.m. Anna Palmer and Daniel Newhauser contributed to this report.
Republicans Gain Pennsylvania Senate Seat
Sestak benefited from independent spending from Planned Parenthood ($1.1 million), various organized labor organizations (roughly $1 million) and VoteVets.org ($790,000).
Republicans Gain Pennsylvania Senate Seat
Sestak benefited from independent spending from Planned Parenthood ($1.1 million), various organized labor organizations (roughly $1 million) and VoteVets.org ($790,000).
Downes: Waxman’s Net Neutrality Proposal Less Dangerous Than Genachowki’s
[IMGCAP(1)]”The end of the Internet as we know it,” as net neutrality supporters put it, is always just around the corner. But nothing of the kind has happened.
GOP House Gains Eclipse 1994
David Wu and Kurt Schrader, two seats that were targeted by Republicans. 1:30 a.m.
Washington Senate Race Remains Tight
Patty Murray (D-Wash.) is leading Dino Rossi (R) by just more than 1 point, but the winner in the vote-by-mail state may not be known for weeks.
Tobin: CEOs Shouldn’t Use Corporate Treasury as Personal Political Piggy Bank
Recent reports indicate that News Corp., based on the wishes of CEO Rupert Murdoch, contributed $1 million to the Republican Governors Association, and through it, to Ohio gubernatorial candidate John
Chamber Ramps Up Political Spending but Will Likely Miss Goal
On the other hand, the chamber spent $1 million in the past month to defeat Democratic Rep. Paul Hodes’ Senate bid in New Hampshire and Florida Gov.
No Doubt About This: Record Spending
[IMGCAP(1)]But the chamber’s 2009-10 outlays are a marked difference from predictions made earlier in the cycle by President Tom Donohue, who said his group was prepared to spend $75 million on Congressional
Ballot Order Could Affect Tight Races
1. Florida (Projection: Leans Republican) The top slot on the ballot goes to the candidate whose party controls the governor’s office. In theory, that would benefit Gov.