NRCC Reserves $30 Million for TV Ads in 2014
(Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call rating: Tilts Democrat ) Arizona’s 2nd District: $1 million on Tucson broadcast in Democratic Rep. Ron Barber’s district.
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NRCC Reserves $30 Million for TV Ads in 2014
(Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call rating: Tilts Democrat) Arizona’s 2nd District: $1 million on Tucson broadcast in Democratic Rep. Ron Barber’s district.
Should Republicans Think the Unthinkable About Iowa’s 4th District?
And the Democratic challenger benefited from a 2 to 1 spending advantage by outside groups, according to the Campaign Finance Institute .
Long-Term Climate Control Thwarted by Partisanship
The administration’s suggestion of establishing a $1 billion fund to prepare for the effects of climate change also acknowledges that not all of its climate policy can be implemented through
Beyond the Rhetoric: Red States Take Action on Dirty Coal
According to The New York Times, however “beyond the campaign rhetoric, even here in Kentucky, which ranks No. 1 in the nation in carbon emissions per unit of electricity produced from all sources
Lankford Led Shannon in Oklahoma Senate Pre-Primary Fundraising
The two candidates’ fundraising totals in the pre-primary period, which covers April 1 through June 4, were closer. Lankford raised $847,000 and Shannon brought in $626,000.
Duck Dynasty Cousin Enters Louisiana House Race (Updated)
Updated 1:04 p.m. | Businessman Zach Dasher, a cousin of the star of “Duck Dynasty,” announced Monday he will run for Louisiana’s 5th District.
Super PAC Spends Against New York Tea Party Candidate (Corrected)
During the period April 1 through June 4th, the PAC raised $412,545 and sent $835,497, with $2,353,444 in cash on hand as of June 4th.
Elizabeth Warren Endorses in Targeted Massachusetts Race
Richard Tisei, who lost to Tierney by a 1-point margin in 2012. President Barack Obama carried the district with 55 percent last cycle.
A Broadened Perspective on Tax Reform | Commentary
Given the vital importance of new investment to our nation’s economic outlook – $1 billion in new investment has been associated with the creation of 20,000 new jobs over the last three decades
Cantor Resignation: A Photojournalist’s Challenge
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call The exposure was ISO 3200, f/2.8 at 1/125. I panned as Cantor and his spokesman Rory Cooper went by, but for some reason I couldn’t keep them in focus.
Cantor Resignation: A Photojournalist’s Challenge
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call The exposure was ISO 3200, f/2.8 at 1/125. I panned as Cantor and his spokesman Rory Cooper went by, but for some reason I couldn’t keep them in focus.
Crossroads Upends New York’s 21st District Primary
In New York’s sprawling 21st District, a recent influx of more than $1 million from outside groups has catapulted a 29-year-old first-time candidate ahead of
Crossroads Upends New York’s 21st District Primary
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) In New York’s sprawling 21st District, a recent influx of more than $1 million from outside groups has catapulted a 29-year-old first-time
Latest Budget Skirmishes: From School Lunch to Immigration
Yet no one in the know is holding out hope for answering all the myriad where-the-money-goes questions by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year and also when lawmakers plan to pack up for a month
Latest Budget Skirmishes: From School Lunch to Immigration
Yet no one in the know is holding out hope for answering all the myriad where-the-money-goes questions by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year and also when lawmakers plan to pack up for a month
Eric Cantor’s Wealth Can Tide Him Over
According to his personal financial wealth statement filed in May, and covering 2013, Cantor’s major family assets include: $1 million to $5 million in stock of Domino’s Pizza Inc. as well as $250,001
Indicted Congressman’s Fundraising Tanks
Grimm brought in $47,000 for his campaign between April 1 and June 4, according to his pre-primary fundraising report .
Bipartisan Work on Spending Bills Faces Senate Test
Mikulski plans to bring to the floor, it would effectively put an end to what’s widely been viewed as Congress’ best chance in years to pass and conference spending bills ahead of the Oct. 1 start of the
Pre-Primary Reports Filed for Charlie Rangel, Mike Coffman and Many More
The reports, covering campaign finances from April 1 to June 4, show whether campaigns have money, how quickly they are spending it and how much cash they had for the final stretch.