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The federal government may soon operate on a fiscal year that begins on Jan. 1, if the Republican co-chair of a special committee charged with overhauling the budget and appropriations process has his
Soderberg outraised Waltz before the Aug. 28 primary and ended the pre-primary reporting period with more than $1 million in the bank to Waltz’s $287,000.
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The committee expects to vote on Kavanaugh’s nomination on Sept. 20, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., restated Friday that he expected to hold a confirmation vote before Oct. 1.
Of the Capitol Police funds, $1 million will be used to expand protections of members at events away from the Capitol, according to a Senate Appropriations summary.
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(Handel ended the second quarter on June 30 with $1 million on hand.)
Most prolific namers in the House: Henry Cuellar, D-Texas 6 namings Tom Garrett, R-Va. 3 namings Tom Marino, R-Pa. 3 namings Scott Tipton, R-Colo. 3 namings 11 members 2 each 96 members 1
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