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In the 2002 cycle, she was Allard’s chief fundraiser.
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Ford Officially Enters Tenn. Senate Contest
In a statement Wednesday, Bryant, who lost the 2002 GOP Senate primary, used Ford’s entry into the race to argue that he is best-equipped to win the general election — in part because he and Ford share
Judicial Fight Fuels the DSCC’s Windfall
“We got slapped after the 2002 elections, but this time we got punched. When your back’s against the wall people have a way of rebounding and coming together.”
Soldiers of Politics Report to Camp Wellstone
Wellstone’s pollster in 1990, 1996 and 2002,” Feldman said in an interview after her talk.
Pelosi, DCCC Move to Block Espy
Thompson, who had $283,000 in the bank as of March 31, has won his last two general elections with 58 percent (2004) and 55 percent (2002) against the same underfunded Republican opponent.
NRCC Has 3-1 Cash Advantage Over DCCC
Paccione began to run for the open seat in 2002 but deferred to then-state Sen. Stan Matsunaka, who wound up as the Democratic nominee in 2002 and 2004.
Tanner Bill Would Stop Mid-Decade Remaps
Nearly 95 percent of the House remained unchanged from 2002.
Dino Rossi: Sore Loser Or Brilliant Tactician? History Will Judge
Tim Johnson (D) in 2002 because it came amid allegations of vote fraud on Indian reservations, which traditionally support Democrats.
ARMPAC Amends More FEC Reports
The FEC began an audit of the Americans for a Republican Majority PAC last June, and it has already given committee officials an interim audit report outlining problems with ARMPAC’s 2001 and 2002
2001: Jeffords Puts Democrats Back in Power
The Democratic majority was short-lived however, as Republicans regained control in the 2002 elections. Today Jeffords is still making headlines in Roll Call.
GOP Hones GOTV
Republicans have credited their recent gains in the House and Senate, as well as Bush’s successful re-election bid, to the “72-Hour Program” — the party’s turnout plan, which was created during the 2002
Election Assistance Commission Names Executive Director
The EAC was created in 2002 by the Help America Vote Act to oversee improvements to election administration.
Senate ‘Bulls’ May Hold Key
Warner, who became Frist’s most prominent supporter in securing his promotion to Majority Leader in December 2002, has refused to take a public position on how he will vote.
Leaders Pan Pence-Wynn Bill
Although each of the four elected leaders voted to tighten restrictions on money in federal campaigns in 2002, it wasn’t clear even to campaign finance insiders whether the four would actively oppose the
Hearing Them Roar
Dole is modeling the program after similar outreach efforts during her 2002 Senate and 2000 presidential campaigns, when she met women who weren’t involved in the political process beyond the act
Midwest Democratic Governors Find Rough Sledding
But the bloom is clearly off the governor’s rose, and she will need to resurrect the star quality that helped her ride into the governor’s office in 2002.
In Washington State, Rossi Reiterates Lack of Interest in a Senate Bid
Coppersmith predicted that 2006 will be the busiest election year in Arizona since 2002 — even though he won’t be a part of it.
Ex-Congressional Aide Aims High
Gifford Miller (D) has had two jobs in his adult life: Congressional aide and New York City Councilman, including his tenure as Council Speaker since January 2002.
Ben There, Done That
In the 2002 cycle he managed the open-seat campaign of now-Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.), who narrowly held on to win the 3rd district seat.
Foley Finds New Folks
In 2002, Pough became the base vote director for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and was responsible for the national outreach program to black and Hispanic voters.