Congressional Fundraising
[IMGCAP(1)] The 2004 cycle’s fundraising figures represent an increase of 20 percent in receipts and 18 percent in spending over the comparable period in 2002.
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Johnson Prepares for Ethics Role
Robert Torricelli (D-N.J.) in 2002. The panel concluded that Torricelli broke chamber rules by accepting tens of thousands of dollars worth of gifts from a donor. But thunderclouds loom.
Frost Enters DNC Fray
The former Indiana Member, who left Congress in 2002, has not made a final decision on a candidacy even though the vote is roughly five weeks away.
Poole Joins Foxx
He finished as Armey’s chief of staff from 1999 until his retirement in 2002.
Ex-Votenet Executives Indicted
The suit alleged that the duo had violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act by failing to collect employee contributions owed to the plan between November 2000 and March 2002, according
Social Security 101: Private Accounts Should Earn You More
In 2002, they fell by 22 percent and in 1974 by 26 percent. And in 1953, they boomed by 53 percent and in 2003 by almost 29 percent.
GOP Blinks on Ethics Changes
The rule change was originally made in late 2004 to protect Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), who is under investigation for his role in influencing 2002 state legislative races in Texas.
FEC Questions Renzi’s 2002 Campaign Loans
Federal Election Commission auditors have concluded that the 2002 campaign of Rep.
Would-Be Frist Successor Corker Rakes in $2 Million
In his unsuccessful 2002 primary bid, in which he lost to Alexander, Bryant spent roughly $1.6 million and received 43 percent.
Hill Leaders Push Roemer for DNC
Roemer left Congress in 2002, saying he wanted to spend more time with his wife and four children.
Campbell Denied Use of ‘Speech or Debate’ Defense in Bastien Case
In 2002, a U.S. District judge dismissed the suit brought by Bastien, a former caseworker in Campbell’s state office, before it could be heard by a jury.
Hobbs to Leave White House Post
Hobbs, a Texas native, has headed the White House legislative affairs office since December 2002. He has made no decision about his next job, though interest on K Street is expected to be high.
Salaries on Hill Still Low
Management Foundation under the direction of the House Administration Committee, the average salary for both Capitol Hill- and district-based staffers in 2004 was $49,912, a 6.4-percent increase over 2002
Tasks Undone
On balance, the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act has proved to be a worthy exercise.
Deal Struck
-based collection company, gave $50,000 to TRMPAC in June 2002.
Traficant Relocated for Unspecified Treatment
Traficant, who represented a Youngstown-based district for more than 17 years, was convicted in 2002 of racketeering, bribery and tax evasion and sentenced to eight years in prison.
Hastert, DeLay Spokesmen Headed for Private Sector
Before joining DeLay’s office in 2002, Roy spent a year as spokesman at the Labor Department. Before that he served as communications director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Democrats Nervously Eye Ratios
Relations between the two party leaders have generally been poor since Pelosi took the top Democratic post in November 2002.
Committees Finding New Staff Leaders
Stephens managed Dole’s 2002 campaign and continues to serve as a senior adviser to her re-election committee.
Three Members Vie for DCCC Chairmanship
The second-term Member developed a reputation as a bare-knuckled strategist during his time as senior adviser in the Clinton White House, an image reinforced during his successful primary campaign in 2002