Renzi Says He Will Not Seek Re-election
The seat has a majority of enrolled Democrats, but the Democratic Party has been stymied since 2002 at least in part by Renzi’s ability to win a majority of American Indian voters.
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FEC Begins Writing Rules for Issue Ads
Under the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform act, Wisconsin Right to Life and other issue-based groups were banned from using unregulated money — funds that come directly from corporate bank accounts
Kondracke: Dollar Coins Make Sense — but Public Rarely Sees Them
The Fed ordered nearly a billion Sacagaweas in 2000, then only 88.5 million in 2001 and 30 million in 2002, after which the Mint stopped making new ones.
Race to Replace Hastert Begins in Earnest
Hastert endorsed Oberweis in the 2002 Senate primary, although the millionaire dairy business owner finished a distant second in the contest to an underfunded state lawmaker.
New Employer of Stevens’ Son Has Reaped Millions in Federal Contracts
The system — originally created by Ted Stevens — was reformed in 2002 thanks to legislation authored by Stevens and Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska), who also is under federal investigation.
Kondracke: Is Bush a “Failed President”? Let’s Hope He Isn’t
GOP Congressional victories in 2002 and 2004 were historic. But it all fell apart in 2006 and Democrats are again ascendant, though not yet dominant.
California: Does Capps’ Daughter’s Job Signal a Future Bid?
Peters, a former state Senator who narrowly lost a statewide bid in 2002, had been heavily wooed to run by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Lamont Still Stumping for the Cause
Lamont supported Pingree in her unsuccessful 2002 Senate campaign as well. Pingree lost to Collins that year. Lamont, who taught a class earlier this year at Harvard’s John F.
South Carolina: Two Plead Guilty in Tribal Money Case
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee holds out hope that Shaheen, who narrowly lost to Sununu in 2002, will seek a rematch. Nonetheless, Swett, who is the daughter of veteran Rep.
Pingree Picks Up Help From Lamont
Pingree lost her 2002 bid to unseat Sen. Susan Collins (R), whom Allen is challenging next year. — Lauren W. Whittington
Feeling Pressure, Renzi to Decide on Re-election This Month
Among the Republicans eyeing Renzi’s seat are former Arizona Senate President Ken Bennett; 2002 GOP primary candidate Sydney Hay; and state Rep. Bill Konopnicki.
Oregon: Merkley Makes It Official Against Smith
Pingree lost her 2002 bid to unseat Sen. Susan Collins (R), whom Allen is challenging next year. — Lauren W.
Ensign Targets Johnson
John Thune (R-S.D), who fell just short of ousting Johnson in 2002 before going on to defeat then-Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D) two years later, said Johnson “suffered a terrible health incident” and
Top Secret
Chris Alsup, Carter’s new legislative director, is serving as a member services liaison and has been with Carter since he was first elected to office in 2002.
States Offer BCRA Loophole
Since the passage of BCRA in 2002, numerous Senators or House Members have made — or attempted to make — the move from Washington, D.C., back to a governor’s mansion or city hall.
Democrats in Vermont Continue to Sit Pretty — for Now
Anthony Pollina ran for lieutenant governor under the party’s banner in 2002 and captured 25 percent of the vote, helping elect a Republican.
Take That, BCRA
The 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act banned such ads, but the Supreme Court last month ruled that certain ads run during the “blackout period” are protected speech.
Happy Days
Originally from Rochester, N.Y., Regan, 23, was promoted from Slaughter’s legislative correspondent, and he was a constituent of hers from when he was 2 years old until redistricting took place in 2002
Watts Video Shows He Has a Ways to Go in Texas
governor of that state in 1998 (or at least won the Democratic nomination), Blair Hull (D) would now be a senator from Illinois and Tony Sanchez (D) might have come close in his Texas gubernatorial bid in 2002
Democrats, Bush Should Agree to Fight al-Qaida
According to Lawrence Wright, whose masterful history of al-Qaida, “The Looming Tower,” reportedly is Bush’s favorite book on terrorism, “al-Qaida was essentially dead” in 2002 after its ouster from Afghanistan