Rhode Island: David Cicilline Wins Primary
At the time the Associated Press called the race, Cicilline was beating Gemma by a 2-1 margin, 62 percent to 31 percent. There will be no time for the Cicilline campaign to celebrate.
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Cliff Stearns Concedes Defeat
UPDATED 1:15 p.m. | Rep. Cliff Stearns, who was first elected to the House in 1988, conceded defeat to tea-party-affiliated veterinarian Ted Yoho today.
Hawaii: Contentious Democratic Primaries Decided Saturday
Case is hoping a recent autodial poll by the Honolulu Civil Beat, in which he led by 1 point, is closer to reality than the 18-point lead Hirono had in a Honolulu Star-Advertiser poll.
House Race Ratings: Changes in Michigan and Washington
If Democrats want to compete in the 3rd or the 11th, two things must happen: 1. Democrats must aggressively define Amash and Bentivolio early.
Missouri: Todd Akin Wins GOP Nod to Face Claire McCaskill
Brunner and Steelman followed and were separated by less than 1 point. In Akin, Democrats get the nominee they hoped to face — in fact the party played some part in pushing him to victory.
Washington: Suzan DelBene Donates $900K to Campaign This Month
Other than DelBene, only Ruderman spent money on TV advertising from July 1-18. She raised $42,000 in that span, spent $256,000 and had $62,000 left in cash on hand.
Wisconsin Senate Primary Attracts Star Musician Power
Tommy Thompson; Atkins is scheduled to perform for businessman Eric Hovde on Aug. 1.
Hawaii: GOP Poll Finds Close Senate Race
Ed Case by 1 point, which is within the 4-point margin of error. The survey of 600 likely general election voters was taken July 8-10.
Wisconsin: EMILY’s List Takes On Senate Frontrunners
She would tie the former governor 45 percent to 45 percent and lose by 1 point to Hovde if the race were held today, according to PPP. Baldwin and GOP primary candidate former Rep.
North Carolina: Candidate Appears to Flirt With Birtherism
Watch the video of that here — the question begins at 1:08:45 and Meadows’ answer begins at 1:11:25. Watch the video of the June 9 event here — his remarks begin at 4:00.
New York: Charlie Rangel Spending More Money Than He’s Raising
Charlie Rangel (D), in the toughest primary of his career since he came to Congress in 1970, pulled in more than $29,000 from fellow Members from April 1 to June 6, according to newly filed fundraising
Virginia: Tim Kaine Purchases $2.5M in Fall Airtime, Outraises George Allen
From April 1 to May 23, Kaine outraised Allen by about $450,000, raising more than $1.2 million to Allen’s $751,000.
California: DCCC, Members of Congress Aid Julia Brownley in 26th District
Members of Congress combined to donate almost $20,000 to the candidate from April 1 to May 16, the deadline for contributions in pre-primary reports due Thursday to the Federal Election Commission.
Texas: David Dewhurst Puts $6 Million More Into Senate Campaign
David Dewhurst has donated an additional $6 million to his Senate campaign since April 1.
Louisiana: Jeff Landry Announces Bid Against Charles Boustany
If no one gets to 50 percent, the top two finishers fight it out in a Dec. 1 runoff election.
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
On the other hand, the club needed a candidate to defeat Lugar, who has a lackluster 65 percent lifetime score on their issues and became their No. 1. target of the 2012 cycle.
Indiana: New Independent Poll Gives Richard Mourdock a 10-Point Lead
The poll surveyed 700 likely Indiana GOP primary voters on April 30 and May 1. The margin of error was 3.7 points.
California: New Howard Berman Ad Features Betty White
v=ueusOdK97_I&feature=youtu.be The ad is part of the barrage of cable TV spots that Berman is spending $1 million to air ahead of the June 5 all-party primary.
California: Super PAC Drops $500,000 on TV for Howard Berman
The buy comes shortly after Sherman purchased about $420,000 and the Berman campaign bought more than $1 million to run ads on cable until the June 5 primary.
Utah: Orrin Hatch, Dan Liljenquist Will Face Off in Primary
With a much broader and likely more moderate primary electorate, Hatch, who had $3.2 million in cash on hand as of April 1, has the early edge over Liljenquist, who had $242,000 in cash on hand.