EMILY’s List: Women Remain Key
Last month, EMILY’s List announced a $1 million pro-McCaskill ad buy with the Service Employees International Union.
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Oil Workers a Focus in North Dakota
Kent Conrad (D) won his first term in this seat in 1986 by less than 1 point.
Trying to Make the Math Add Up on Medicaid
He said he would turn Medicaid into a block grant to the states and that they would “get what they got last year, plus inflation, plus 1 percent.”
That’s a Wrap!
(Staff estimates a fully dressed burrazo weighs about 1 pound.) Their deliberation hit home as soon as we pierced the bulging shell.
Mitt Romney’s Polling Surge Continues
By today, similar surveys showed the race effectively tied, with several polls showing either a 1-point Romney lead or a 1-point Obama lead.
Cats and Dogs, Voting Together
During October, voters can make a tax-deductible donation of $1 to vote for either Mitt’ns or his opponent Barrrk, a tri-color hound who was flown to the rescue group recently from an over-crowded shelter
Missouri: Todd Akin Questioned About Hypothetical Rape of His Own Daughter
Akin touted reaching $1 million in online donations through a post Monday on Twitter, but the campaign has yet to release third-quarter fundraising totals.
Small Businesses Balk at Online Sales Tax That Could See Lame-Duck Action
The House version, by Steve Womack, R-Ark., differs mainly in that it sets the small-business exemption at a higher $1 million.
Rand Paul Launches Ad Blitz Against Foreign Aid
Updated 1:36 pm | The Kentucky Republican’s political action committee, RANDPAC, criticizes Democratic Sens.
Wisconsin: New GOP Poll Gives Sean Duffy an 11-Point Edge
The survey interviewed 400 likely voters in the district from Sept. 30 through Oct. 1. It had a margin of error of 4.9 percentage points.
Pennsylvania: GOP Survey Sees Tight Race in 12th
The poll interviewed 400 likely voters from Sept. 30 through Oct. 1.
Money From GOP Outside Groups Sparse in House Battles
A spokesman said the groups have together spent $1.5 million on House races since Jan. 1, 2012, and there is big spending yet to come.
New York: Tight Race for Kathy Hochul, Chris Collins
The poll of 633 likely voters in the district was conducted by live telephone interviews Oct. 1-4. It had a margin of error of 3.9 points.
Southwest Region Roundup
Early on, the committee blocked off nearly $1 million for television ads.
Arizona, Connecticut Contests Are Flipping the Script
Flake is now on the air, but Democratic outside groups are outspending their GOP counterparts 4-to-1.
Top 10 Vulnerable Members
1. Laura Richardson (D-Calif.) 2nd full term (68 percent) Richardson is the only Member on this list who faces a member of her own party – and a fellow Member – on the ballot.
12 Questions in 2012
1. Will Suburban Women Be a Deciding Factor?
South Region Roundup
Louisiana’s “jungle primary” and the fact that there are five candidates on the ballot means there could be a runoff, likely with Boustany facing Landry in the Dec. 1 election.
West Region Roundup
3rd district | Incumbent: Joe Heck (R) 1st term (48 percent) | Outlook: Tossup The freshman won his first bid for Congress by just 1 point in a strong year for Republicans nationwide, and his district
‘Cloture Club’ Gets 1 Million Hits, Throws Party
Our friends over at “Cloture Club” have had more than 1 million hits on their site!