Owens’ Unhappy Last Hurrah
In 2002, right after his re-election, her father quit the Assembly and turned the seat over to his son — Tracy Boyland’s brother.
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DCCC, NRCC Tip Hands
Prior to the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002, soft money, which could be raised in unlimited amounts, was used by the party committees to fuel issue advocacy television campaigns
Democrats Not Giving Up on Georgia
Majette, a former state court judge from DeKalb County, was elected to the House in 2002. She handily defeated then-Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D) in a high-profile and contentious primary.
First Poll in Pennsylvania’s 8th Shows Republican Lead
His opponent, 2002 nominee Geoff Davis, had raised nearly $1.5 million by the end of June with $722,000 on hand.
Kirk Hires One, Promotes Three
Prior to coming on in the D.C. office, Hickey had worked for Kirk on his election and re-election campaigns in 2000 and 2002.
‘Fraud at Polls’?
For reasons that escape us, this provision was left out of the 2002 Help America Vote Act, Congress’ response to the 2000 Florida debacle.
Election Determines if Chairman Can Ad-Vance
After making progress on the state but not the federal level in 2002, Vance needs some big wins this year to prove his strategy has worked. Late last year, things didn’t look so good.
FEC Rulings Coming
Such broadcasts are strictly regulated under the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 and, as such, they may not be funded with corporate or labor money and are subject to detailed disclosure
Their 3 Minutes of Fame
In 2002, as a first-time candidate, LeSueur won an unexpectedly strong 43 percent of the vote against Thompson, a five-term Member whose war chest was six times as big.
New NRSC Ad Attacks Daschle Stance on Taxes
Pearce won a surprisingly easy victory in 2002 in what was supposed to be a tossup race. National Democrats initially had high hopes for King, son of three-term former Gov.
Abramoff Tied to Rival Tribes
A non-profit organization controlled by lobbyist Jack Abramoff received a $50,000 contribution in July 2002 from an American Indian tribe in Texas that was fighting a tribal client of Abramoff’s over a
Arizona Incumbents Targeted
The likely Democratic candidate is 2002 nominee Randy Camacho.
Carrick Ousted as Tenenbaum Lags
A South Carolina native, Carrick handled the media for Tenenbaum’s successful 1998 and 2002 campaigns for state superintendent of education.
Kerry Must Go With His Gut if He’s Going to Come Out on Top
They did it to Democratic Congressional candidates in 2002 and they’ll continue to demonize Democrats until we get smart enough to call them on the carpet. But, this election is far from over.
Electoral-System Anxiety Bubbles Up in Initiatives
The story began in 2002, when then-Sen. Frank Murkowski (R) was running for governor.
N.Y.’s McNulty Denies Rumors That He’s Retiring
In 2002, after a nonpartisan redistricting process had forced him to move from the rural southern Iowa seat he had held since 1996, Boswell was a top GOP target.
Turf Battles Muddle Intelligence Reform Agenda
He added that the creation of the Homeland Security Department in 2002 “was the biggest reorganization of government in 40 years, and that’s still having to get digested.”
After Pataki, Daniels?
Only after being appointed secretary of state by Pataki in 2002 did Daniels formally switch parties, however. If his Democratic friends were shocked, they shouldn’t have been, Daniels said.
Hoyer: West Can Be Won
day campaigning for Thomas, Hoyer tailored his message slightly to talk about how Thomas is a better fit for the 7th district of Colorado than GOP incumbent Beauprez, who won by a narrow 121 votes in 2002
PAC Fundraising Up by 27 Percent, FEC Reports
Federal PACs raked in $629.3 million by the end of June, a 27 percent increase over the same period in the 2002 election cycle, according to freshly released data from the Federal Election Committee