Members’ Funds Freed
A four-paragraph provision taking up less than half a page in the 3,300-page omnibus appropriations measure struck a portion of the landmark campaign laws adopted in 2002 and once again freed Members
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NRCC Touts Alliance With InfoCision
Many Republican strategists believe the work being done by InfoCision is all the more crucial in the wake of the campaign-finance reform law that went into effect following the 2002 election.
Volume of Ads Decisive in Supreme Court Races
In 2000 and 2002, Democratic AGs won gubernatorial races in Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina, Oregon and Wisconsin. A Democratic AG, Mark Pryor (Ark.), also won a Senate seat in 2002.
Flake, Breaking Pledge, Will Seek Fourth Term
At issue is whether the lines, which were crafted in 2003 following the 2002 Republican takeover of the state House, reflect a solely political intent.
Matheson’s Victory Margin Tough for GOP to Swallow
Swallow lost to Matheson in 2002 by a mere 1,600 votes when the National Republican Congressional Committee largely left Swallow to his own devices.
Class Presidents’ Sophomore Jinx
But their successors in the 2002 class fared even worse — none of them will be back next year for one reason or another. Rep.
Red State Senators at Risk
Thune was well-known statewide from serving as the at-large House Member from 1996 to 2002 and from losing a high-profile race against Sen. Tim Johnson (D) last cycle by 524 votes.
Colin Powell Can Once Again Put Kids Atop the U.S. Agenda
Abundant research, including an exhaustive 2002 report by the National Academy of Sciences, demonstrates that children who benefit from the AP’s “five promises” are more likely than others to finish
In Congress, Justice DeLayed Is Justice Denied
investigators is from the vice president of a natural gas company that reads: “Dear Congressman DeLay: I am pleased to forward our contribution of $25,000 for the TRMPAC that we pledged at the June 2, 2002
Corzine Set to Run for Governor
In October 2002, when Democrats were searching for a ballot replacement for then-Sen. Robert Torricelli (D), both Menendez and Pallone were courted to run but eventually declined.
DeLay Spotlights Rebuke of Bell
Westar gave $25,000 to a Texas PAC founded by DeLay in May 2002 while it was seeking insertion of favorable language in a then-pending energy bill.
Ney Linked to Abramoff Deal
that would permit the tribe to reopen its profitable Speaking Rock Casino in Texas, which had been closed by a federal judge in February 2002.
Dole to NRSC, By a Nose
But GOP strategists expect him to also return to his general strategist role with Dole, which he filled during her 2002 Senatorial campaign while also running his top lobbying firm.
A New Look in Georgia
In 2002, Republicans gained the governorship and control of the state Senate, the first time the party has held either since Reconstruction.
Other Redistricting Reruns Less Likely
That’s exactly what happened before the 2002 elections. With the victory of Rep.
Members Looking to Gubernatorial Runs
In 2002, five sitting House Members and a sitting Senator ran for governor, and five of the six won. The winners were: Reps.
Foundation Continues to Lose Money
Despite reducing its losses from more than $330,000 in fiscal 2002 to only $5,990 in fiscal 2003, the GAO audit noted the foundation faces “increasing difficulties in meeting its financial obligations
Place All Future Bets on Rep. Porter
Kenny Guinn (R) a whopping 65 percent in 2002 and also gave heavy margins of victory to all the other Republican candidates for statewide office that year.
Initiative Results Hearten Liberals, Conservatives
Most experts attributed this to voter discontent over budget shortfalls that peaked in 2001 and 2002.
To Win, Democrats Need to Face Reality, Reform Their Message
On the other hand, as the moderate Democratic Leadership Council’s CEO, Al From, put it in a Nov. 9 election post-mortem, “Whether we like it or not, this is the second time in two straight elections, 2002