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Jeanne Shaheen’s (D) Senate Campaign in 2002. He has also worked for Massachusetts state Rep. Thomas Petrolati (D).
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Runoff in Georgia’s 8th Stirs Passions
Watts (R-Okla.), who rose through the ranks to become GOP Conference Chairman before retiring in 2002, is scheduled to travel to the district to formally endorse Glenn this week.
Kerry Leads Bush on Domestic Vision, Not Foreign Policy
He said on CBS’s “Face the Nation” in September 2002 that Hussein “might even miscalculate and slide these weapons [of mass destruction] off to a terrorist group and invite them to be a surrogate
Ex-Sen. Cleland Emerges as Top Draw
After losing a bruising race in 2002, Cleland was considered by many to be the only Democrat who could win the seat in the increasingly conservative Georgia, but he was emotionally exhausted from that
Rep. Doolittle’s Wife Gets Subpoenaed
Sierra Dominion Financial Solutions, said in an interview that she turned over all her records related to work she did for Abramoff and his former firm, Greenberg Traurig, over a 20-month period from 2002
Key State Delegates Want Visits From Kerry
“We elected the new governor in Arizona,” said Ak-Chin Indian Community Vice Chairman Delia Carlyle of American Indians’ role in installing Democrat Janet Napolitano as governor in 2002.
Terry McAuliffe Deserves to Take A Victory Lap
As party chairman, Terry navigated through the 2000 elections, presided over the 2002 midterms, and has carried his party forward to this convention and will do so beyond it to the fall campaign.
Boston Bounce Weighed
Patty Murray (Wash.), who chaired the DSCC in 2002 and is one of a handful of targeted incumbents this cycle, is leaving Boston today to return home and host a viewing party of Kerry’s official nomination
Life After BCRA Reforms Still Sweet for Democrats
Indeed, in the first election cycle since the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, fundraising reports show that both parties are alive and well — a particularly sweet surprise
Mountain, Plains Democrats Look for Respect
Democrats posted gains in the state Legislature in 2002 and did surprisingly well in the gubernatorial race the same year.
Some Senate Candidates Stay Home
Elizabeth Dole (R) in 2002. He lost that race 54 percent to 45 percent.
Santorum Readies Senate GOTV Plan
Some Democrats, however, aren’t convinced that the get-out-the-vote plan was such a success in 2002.
Romney: Genial Host or GOP Mischief-Maker?
Rumors have circulated since he won the governorship in 2002 that Romney has his eyes on a bigger prize, and his rising national profile, such as the Press Club appearance, has done little to refute
A Fine Convention It Will Be … and Not Cheap
by at least $10 million, the overall cost of the event — which is shared between the host committee and the Democratic National Convention Committee — has grown from an estimated $64.5 million in late 2002
Steve Brozak: Hot Commodity? Or Exaggerated Threat?
Frank Lautenberg (D) won election statewide in 2002 by almost 10 points, but he lost this district to opponent Doug Forrester (R) by a similar margin.
Despite Predictions, BCRA Has Not Been a Democratic ‘Suicide Bill’
During debates in Congress and in the legal battles testing its constitutionality, critics of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 imagined a host of unanticipated and debilitating consequences.
The Wanted: Who Might Fill a Kerry Cabinet
Since losing his Senate seat in a bitter battle in 2002, Cleland has provided Kerry with crucial outreach to fellow veterans. Meanwhile, Democratic strategists often mention former Sen.
Aide to Clarke Settled Conflict Case
former deputy to ex-White House counterterrorism chief Richard Clarke, was investigated for allegedly violating federal conflict-of-interest statutes shortly before leaving the Bush administration in 2002
Butterfield Sworn in to Fill Out Ballance’s Term
Mike Easley (D) in 2001, but was defeated in the general election in his bid to retain the seat in 2002. Later that year, Easley appointed Butterfield a special Superior Court judge.
McKinney’s New Controversy
McKinney, who lost badly to Majette in a high-profile 2002 primary, will face little-known Republican Catherine Davis on the November ballot.