Van Hollen Enters Soft Money Case
Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) and the Democratic National Committee separately asked a three-judge panel last week to intervene in a Republican National Committee case that questioned aspects of the 2002
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Ex-Abramoff Associate Boulanger Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy
acknowledged that he or his colleagues provided “Staffer E” with tickets to sporting events, concerts including Green Day, ’Nsync and Liza Minnelli, and the circus valued at more than $25,000 between 2002
DCCC Files Complaint Against Sodrel; Van Hollen Wades Into BCRA Lawsuit
By filing the complaint, the DCCC is further extending what could be the longest campaign saga in recent Congressional race memory: Hill and Sodrel have faced off against one another every cycle since 2002
Statewide Officials Not Always the Senate Recruits They’re Cracked Up to Be
Former statewide officials make up only nine of the 39 new Senators since 2002, while three former statewide officeholders lost general election bids over the same time period.
Long Line Waits for a Davis Decision
Earl Hilliard (D), until Davis beat him in the 2002 Democratic primary. Davis did not face a Republican challenger in his last two general elections.
Spies Come Out at Night
Mahle worked in the Middle East from the Reagan years until 2002 and ran operations against al-Qaida terrorists, among many other assignments, Ohlke said.
King Plots Next Move
Republicans last won a statewide election in New York in 2002, and they last won a Senate race there in 1992. In fact, then-Sen.
Heard on the Hill: Burr Uses Prickly Language
On a large television screen set up for the event, Keenan displayed a 2002 photograph of former President George W.
Kentucky: Mongiardo First to Throw Hat Into Ring
In 2002, Conway, who was a cabinet secretary to then-Gov. Paul Patton (D), ran in KentuckyÂ’s 3rd district against then-Rep. Anne Northup (R).
Mongiardo Announces Bid Against Bunning
In 2002, Conway, who was then a cabinet secretary to then-Gov. Paul Patton (D), ran in KentuckyÂ’s 3rd district against then-Rep. Anne Northup (R).
Hoosiers’ New Hue: Very Purple
.” Democrats redrew the Congressional district lines in 2002, a move the GOP operative credited as the reason the party eventually ended up winning five out of nine seats in the delegation.
N.Y. Seat Gives GOP Fresh Hope
p> For Republicans, whose performance at the Congressional level in New York has been even more bleak than it has been nationally — they went from having 12 Members in the Empire State delegation in 2002
Murtha Got Payback in ’08
The companies claim long ties to Murtha, providing him more than $60,000 in campaign contributions since 2002 and winning millions of dollars in special projects from the veteran lawmaker, including $6.5
Murtha Had Long Relationship With Defense Firm
Employees of Kuchera companies have provided at least $60,000 in campaign contributions to Murtha and his political action committee since 2002, according to Federal Election Commission records.
GOP Money Woes Could Get Worse
In the 2002 and 2004 cycles, the first two elections of former President George W.
GOP Optimistic About Possible Gillibrand Special Election
Former state Assembly Minority Leader John Faso (R), who was almost elected state comptroller in 2002 and was clobbered as the GOP nominee for governor in 2006, has been contemplating a political
Senate Seniority List for the 111th Congress
Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Dec. 20, 2002 61. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), Jan. 3, 2003 62. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.), Jan. 3, 2003 63. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Jan. 3, 2003 64.
House Seniority List for the 111th Congress
John Sullivan (R-Okla.), Feb. 15, 2002 244. *Baron Hill (D-Ind.), Jan. 3, 2007 245. Rodney Alexander (R-La.), Jan. 3, 2003 246. Gresham Barrett (R-S.C.), Jan. 3, 2003 247.
Make Absentee Voting Easier for Military Members
Under the current military voting provisions implemented through the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, the National Defense Authorization Act of 2002 and the Help America Vote
Lofgren to Head Up Ethics
.” Lofgren previously served on the committee from 1997 to 2002, and her tenure included the panel’s vote to expel then-Rep. James Traficant (Ohio) from the House in 2002.