Graham’s Independence Wins Plaudits From Ex-Foes
After winning Thurmond’s open seat in 2002, Graham continued to clash with his fellow Republicans; he voted against the GOP-backed prescription drug plan and was an agitator for further investigation
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Blacks Could Be Senate Frontrunners in Maryland
In 2002, the Democratic nominee for governor, then-Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, ran on a statewide ticket with nothing but white men, while Ehrlich selected Steele as his running mate.
BCRA and the Web
The wrong turn occurred in the FEC’s initial rule-making exercise following the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002.
In New Hampshire, State Rep. Files Papers to Challenge Bradley
Rob Simmons (R) in 2006 — a rematch of the contest staged in 2002 in the 2nd district.
Burns Goes on Offense Against Ethics Charge
Earlier this month, Roll Call and The Washington Post reported that Burns received more than $130,000 in hard and soft money during 2001 and 2002 from Abramoff, his colleagues and several American
Opportunism Run Amok: Congress and the Schiavo Case
A check of Nexis shows that in 2002, there were hundreds of stories in major newspapers about the case of Terri Schiavo. In 2003 and 2004, there were thousands.
FEC Pushes E-Disclosure For Senate
Beyond that, the FEC’s own legislative proposal points out that the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 required certain changes to its own software systems to allow information on campaign receipts
FEC Lays Out Timetable to Consider Possible Internet Regulations
During the debate three years ago over the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, backers of the measure defeated an amendment proposed by then-Majority Whip Tom DeLay (R-Texas) that would have
Making the Case: How the Parties Can Woo Candidates for ’06
In each of the past two midterms, 1998 and 2002, the president’s party — the Democrats during Bill Clinton’s second midterm and the Republicans three years ago — gained seats.
Ethics Moves on Intel Leak
after the Justice Department referred its criminal investigation into the leak to the Ethics Committee — that he would most likely recuse himself from the case because he was on Intelligence in June 2002
Korean Tycoon’s Big Plans
Kim later hosted a luncheon for Hastert in Seoul in January 2002.
Tennessee GOP Waltz: Big Senate Primary Unusual This Cycle
In North Carolina and South Carolina, national Democrats worked hard to clear the field for 2002 Senate nominee Erskine Bowles and state Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum, respectively.
Democrats Look Hopefully Toward ’05 and ’06 State Races
In 2002, Democrats had an opportunity to make major gains in governorships.
Ney Brings Hearing on Election Procedures to Ohio
On balance, Ney said, he believes HAVA worked fairly well and that many of the problems associated with balloting were local issues outside the scope of the 2002 legislation.
Scrambling Begins for Ohio Special
He was elected to the County Commission in 2002. Portman was elected in a 1993 special election to succeed then-Rep. Bill Gradison (R), who resigned.
Democrats Vow Offensive on Blue State Republicans
Ruy Teixeira and John Judis, authors of the 2002 book “The Emerging Democratic Majority,” which forecasts a Democratic resurgence, are among those who have begun arguing that Democrats need to focus
Getting Religion
Republican consultant Bill Pascoe has been hired to defeat the man he worked for in 2002.
Reynolds Fills NRCC Exec Committee
Reynolds held the post during the 2002 cycle, before being elected chairman. Under Myrick are nine Members who will chair certain efforts within the committee.
Four Senators to Attend Bryant Fundraiser Today
Both men ran unsuccessfully statewide during the 2002 cycle. Bryant vacated his suburban Memphis 7th district to challenge former Gov.
Thomas Will Run, Putting Retirement Rumors to Rest
Thomas mulled running in Wyoming’s open gubernatorial race in 2002 but decided against it in late 2001, in part because he felt compelled to stay on Capitol Hill after the terrorist attacks that