NHL Lockout Is New Source of Political Frustration
The New Jersey Devils are the star attraction at Newark’s Prudential Center, with the NBA’s Nets departing for Brooklyn come Nov. 1.
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Rules of the Game: Shining a Light on Political ‘Dark Money’
As of Oct. 1, political spending by outside groups that do not disclose their donors had hit $122.7 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics – more than twice their totals at the same point
10 Early Voting States’ Downticket Races to Watch
Here are Roll Call’s top 10 places where early ballots will likely matter most in Congressional battles: 1.
Florida: New Allen West Ad Blasts Patrick Murphy for Arrest
A Democratic source familiar with the buys in the district said West’s campaign was up with 1,400 gross rating points of television from Sept. 25 through Oct. 1 and was booked for 1,600 points from
Massachusetts: New GOP Poll Has Richard Tisei Leading John Tierney
using live telephone interviewers and had a margin of error of 4.9 points: [scribd id=107718489 key=key-psvessv5gbv67cbkwnh mode=scroll] YG Action Fund and its affiliated group have put almost $1
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But a Fitzpatrick spokeswoman said the campaign has purchased $1 million in airtime from October through Election Day.
Health Care Takes Center Stage in Wisconsin Senate Debate
Baldwin, like many other Democrats, focused on the tax code and played up her support of the so-called Buffett Rule, which would raise taxes on Americans making more than $1 million.
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It is part of a $1 million ad buy. Arizona’s 9th A trend we’ve noticed in recent days: running a montage of female voters offering testimonials on a candidate.
Super PAC Assails Super PACs, Big Money
George Soros, for one, has committed $1 million to Priorities USA Action, the main super PAC backing President Barack Obama, the New York Times reported today.
Arizona: Richard Carmona Internal Poll Shows Dead Heat in Senate Race
Flake led Carmona by 1 point in the poll. Forty-four percent of those surveyed said they backed Flake, while 43 percent backed Carmona. Three percent said they supported a libertarian candidate.
K Street Files: Ben & Jerry’s Co-Founder Puts Stamp on Campaign Finance
A bigger question for Cohen may be whether messages on $1, $5 and $10 bills will really prompt a mass movement to amend the Constitution.
Farm Bill Impasse Won’t Hurt Cotton Agreement with Brazil, Official Says
U.S. officials say stalled congressional action on a new farm bill should not unravel an agreement with Brazil that has kept the country from levying nearly $1 billion in retaliatory tariffs on American
K Street Files: Nickles Group Adds Chief of Staff; McConnell Aide Leaving
Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), is joining the group as vice president on Oct. 1.
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Indiana: $1 million Virginia: $1 million Nevada: $527,000 Ohio: $1.1 million Florida: $1.8 million Ohio’s 10th Attorney Sharen
Florida: DCCC Cancels Week of Airtime in Allen West Race
Democrats cite a substantial House Majority PAC buy — $1 million over a few weeks including Oct. 9 — as the reason they pulled their reservation in the West Palm Beach market that week.
House Pro Forma Gets Fleeting Moment of Drama
Steven LaTourette (R-Ohio), cited “Clause 12a, Rule 1” in the chamber’s procedural rules and gaveled the session to a close about five minutes after it began.
New ‘Gang of Six’ Vows ‘Balanced’ Deal to Avert Sequester
“According to a report done for the Aerospace Industries Association, if sequestration is allowed to occur in January, the nation will lose approximately 1 million jobs because of defense budget cuts and
Senate Leaders Duel Over Defense Authorization
McCain, but everybody knows you can’t get unanimous consent of your colleagues when they are all gone at 1:40 in the morning without any advanced notice that the request was going to be made,” Kyl said
On Fiscal Cliff, Progressives Issue Poverty Plea
chair during his first term to walk between the raindrops,” CBC Chairman Emanuel Cleaver (Mo.) told Roll Call in June [https://www.rollcall.com/issues/57_154/CBC-Faces-New-Challenges-to-Influence-215505-1.
Senate Approves CR, Leaves Washington Under Cover of Night
His resolution prevailed, 90-1. Paul was the only Senator to vote against the measure.