Judge Upends FEC Guidelines
District Court decision striking down more than a dozen campaign finance regulations the agency authored in response to the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.
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Runoff Rumblings
The “72 Hour Program,” the highly touted turnout operation first used by Republicans in 2002, will be fully funded on Nov. 2 in Louisiana according to GOP strategists, and that get-out-the-vote
Senators Eye Variety of Slots in GOP Hierarchy
McConnell, who took over as Whip in 2002, could serve two more years in that position, but allies said he views this opportunity as a chance to climb up the last rung of the leadership ladder.
Poll Shows Ken Salazar With Double-Digit Lead in Colorado
In 2002, he was heavily targeted by national Democrats but won a convincing 57 percent to 43 percent victory.
Catwalk
Stevenson is hitting the catwalk in memory of his dear friend Beth Ryan, a Senate Ethics Committee aide who died of breast cancer in 2002 at the age of 36.
Nadler Nets New Staff
Previously serving as an intern in the office during the summer of 2002, Hurlbut worked for the 2004 Democratic National Convention as the assistant to the director of convention planning.
Campaigns Look to Staff to Fill Coffers
to use staffers as both a fundraising conduit and a draw for potential donors shows the increased importance on raising hard dollars in the wake of the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002
Lobbyists Puzzle Over Lame-Duck Plans
Even the smallest changes in Capitol Hill’s balance of power can force major recalibrations of strategy, as when the Republicans, after a majority-Democratic hiatus, reclaimed their Senate majority in 2002
Use of Appropriations ‘Polling’ Troubles Critics
In 2002, under Democratic Chairman Robert Byrd (W.Va.), only two subcommittees polled their members. But this year, polling was used for eight appropriations bills.
Early Voting Draws More Interest from Parties
In 2002 things looked good for Romero on Election Day, as he appeared to have defeated the incumbent among both early and Election Day voters.
State AG Offices Still a Democratic Power Source
The Democrats didn’t form an equivalent group, the Democratic Attorneys General Association, until 2002.
Senate GOP Leaders Host Event for Thune
In his 2002 race against Sen. Tim Johnson (D), which the Republican Member lost by 524 votes, Thune raised and spent $6 million total.
Brother, Can You Spare a Press Secretary?
Wayne Allard in his 2002 rematch with former U.S. Attorney Tom Strickland (D).
Democrats May Sue Alexander
Hoyer, in a letter to Alexander last week, asked him for $35,000, the total of all of the Whip’s individual and political action committee contributions dating back to 2002, when Alexander first
W.H. Also-Rans Still Raising Cash
Gephardt’s Effective Government Committee had been his primary political vehicle during his run as Majority Leader and Minority Leader from the early 1990s through 2002.
Senate Finally In Focus
Among their own open seats, Democrats seem best positioned in North Carolina, where 2002 Senate nominee Erskine Bowles (D) is generally credited with outworking Rep. Richard Burr (R) so far.
Santorum Promotes Staff
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) and Santorum in 2002, Vanderpool did not come on full time with Santorum until January 2003, when she was hired as a staff assistant.
Parties Strategize on Recounts
In the 2002 midterm elections, the race between former Colorado GOP Chairman Bob Beauprez and ex-state Sen.
Senate Leader Race Under Way
The Kentucky Republican pursued a similar strategy in 2002, when he successfully carried out a campaign for Republican Whip.
Burns Goes on the Attack
Burns was elected in 2002, beating a Democratic opponent who ultimately proved to be unelectable.