As America Votes, It’s All Over but the Shouting
[IMGCAP(1)]Once voters decided President Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats weren’t the answer, the election cycle was set.
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Staking Their Future on Voters
[IMGCAP(1)]A Quinnipiac University poll found Obama’s four visits to Ohio since August have had no effect on voters’ decisions on whether they will re-elect Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland.
O’Donnell Buys 30-Minute Spots in Final Days
The Tea Party Express showed a new attack ad against the Nevada Democrat, and organizers said he is their “No. 1 target.”
Democrats Take Confident Outlook on Tuesday’s Elections
Updated: 1:33 p.m.
Todd: Nine House Races Obama Will Be Watching, or Should Be
[IMGCAP(1)]Once the returns stream in Tuesday night, his spinners will no doubt take the opposite tack, but you can be sure that there are a handful of places where they know the president has more
Safe Republican Candidates Earn Cred Giving to GOP Contenders
“If you’re in a tight race the No. 1 thing you can do is win your election,” he said. “That’s why I don’t advise everybody to do it.”
Sherrod Brown Boosting Ohio Democrats With 2012 in Mind
But there’s no doubt that Brown is also looking out for No. 1 in the waning weeks of this year’s election cycle. After ousting Sen.
Coburn Report Tracks $1B in Federal Money Going to Deceased
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) released a report Friday detailing more than $1 billion in federal funds that have been paid out to more than 250,000 deceased individuals since 2000.
Photo of the Week: Zombies Are People, Too
[IMGCAP(1)]U.S. Park Police officers stop “zombies” from crossing the street to the Lincoln Memorial at dawn Monday.
Senate Procures Influx of Millionaires
According to a Roll Call analysis of Senate financial disclosure forms filed in 2010, more than half of the chamber’s membership, 54 lawmakers, reported a minimum net worth of more than $1 million
Democrats Face Big Losses for What They Did
[IMGCAP(1)]Let’s stipulate further that the decision has unleashed a torrent of independent advertising — overwhelmingly negative and unedifying — with anti-Democratic ads outpacing anti-Republican
Top Democrats Step Up DCCC Giving
A senior Democratic aide, meanwhile, said that anyone sitting on much more than $1 million after Election Day could have a hard time competing for leadership or chairmanships.
Larsen Keeps It Local to Fight the GOP Tide
[IMGCAP(1)]To get back to Capitol Hill, Larsen needs to defeat Snohomish County Councilman John Koster, the Republican he beat by 4 points in his first election to Congress in 2000.
Around D.C., Halloweeners Paint Town Red
The crawl starts at 5 p.m. and runs until 1 a.m. The 16th annual Boo and Brew at the Westin Hotel (1400 M St.
Oberstar: Republicans Thwarting Important Water Bill
[IMGCAP(1)]WRDA projects have enabled our nation to develop vital navigation corridors, such as the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio Rivers and the ports of Los Angeles and New York-New Jersey.
Parties Look for Wave Surprises
Tom Perriello (D-Va.) and Frank Kratovil (D-Md.) both won their seats by less than 1 point in 2008 and both began the cycle as top targets.
2012 Won’t Be Any Easier for Senate Democrats
[IMGCAP(1)]Webb is still deciding whether he’ll seek re-election after narrowly unseating then-Sen. George Allen (R) four years ago.
Big Gulf Between Parties on Spending Strategies
[IMGCAP(1)]The National Republican Congressional Committee and certain other GOP-allied groups adopted a reasonable but risky strategy, which proved effective.
Palin Sends Fundraising Solicitation for Miller
Miller has scrambled to regroup and keep pace with the $1 million that Murkowski had in the bank upon announcing her write-in candidacy.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures
Ads are listed offering a range of money from $1 to $1 million for a ticket to the tapings.