Nethercutt, Griles Join Lundquist’s Lobby Firm
Lundquist founded the firm, which will now be known as Lundquist, Nethercutt & Griles, LLC, in 2002, after leading the Bush administration’s energy policy task force.
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THE NATION: Social Security Ad Aims at 3 House Members
Lamar Alexander (R) in 2002. Etheridge & Associates conducted the poll in early January for Bryant’s campaign. It tested 646 likely Republican primary voters with a 4 percent margin of error.
Rift With Pelosi Hampers Frost
Richard Gephardt (Mo.) vacated the post following the 2002 election. In the one-day “race” Frost cast himself as a sensible centrist in contrast to the more liberal Pelosi.
Where Would Utah’s 4th District Go?
Bishop says most Utah residents and lawmakers, who came within a Supreme Court decision of getting an extra seat in 2002, are behind efforts to win the state more leverage in Washington.
In L.A. Mayor’s Race, Waters Rising
Villaraigosa even contemplated running for Becerra’s House seat in 2002. Meanwhile, two of the city’s senior Jewish House Members, Reps.
Foxx Picks Up Funderburk
A native of New Orleans, Dinkler graduated from Washington and Lee University in 2002 with a bachelor’s in English.
Pennsylvania Polka: Will Rendell Help Avoid Senate Primary?
In addition, Hafer, who served two terms as state auditor and another two as state treasurer (all as a Republican), endorsed Rendell in his 2002 gubernatorial bid, eventually switching parties in
Hot or Not
McCullough and Wolfson have been married since 2002 and have been busy ever since, establishing themselves as a two-city power couple.
AIA Uncertainty
After 19 years with the group, he has risen to become one of the highest-paid trade association heads in Washington, pulling down $1.25 million in 2002, according to the most recent salary survey by National
FLORIDA: Harris Starts Cycle With Cupboard Almost Bare
Harris, who raised and spent $3.3 million to win her Sarasota-based 13th district seat in 2002, is expected to have little trouble raising money if she does decide to run statewide.
Trio of Open-Seat Races on the Horizon in Florida
He and his father both got a scare on Election Day in 2002, although it wasn’t at the polls.
Badger Tapped to Join White House Legislative Affairs Office
As a special assistant to the president for economic policy, Badger was instrumental in advancing the administration’s case for reforming Medicare in 2002.
Bingaman Holds Key in N.M.
John Sanchez, the 2002 GOP nominee for governor and the Southwest chairman of Bush’s re-election campaign. Not coincidentally, all three are also considered possible challengers to Gov.
It’s Miller Time for Allen’s Re-election Campaign
The former Tallahassee mayor was initially elected in January 2003 after Democrats’ poor performance in the 2002 elections forced then-Chairman Bob Poe to resign. Illinois: Former U.S.
Honda Backed for Slot at DNC
Following the 2002 election he campaigned to be vice chairman of the Democratic Caucus but came up 39 votes short of South Carolina Rep. James Clyburn on the first ballot.
Dole Taps Newcomers for Key Roles
Dole served as chairwoman of the NRSC’s Inner Circle last cycle, after just being elected in 2002.
Talent Pool ’06
They also won majorities in the state Senate in 2001 and the state House in 2002.
Lott, McCain Prepare Bill to Crack Down on 527s
Explaining his reform rationale in a written statement to Roll Call, Lott characterized the proliferation of 527s as an “unintended consequence” of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002.
Term-Limits Issue Lacks the Political Punch It Once Had
Bob Schaffer (R-Colo.), who kept his pledge in 1996 to serve only three terms in the House and stepped down in 2002, said the political dynamic has changed since term limits were all the rage.
Hoyer Courted for Gov. Run
Ehrlich’s victory in 2002 — the first by a GOP candidate for governor in Maryland since 1966 — sent Democrats in the state reeling.