‘Dean’s List’ Features Unusual Honor Roll
Louis, met Dean at a conference during the summer of 2002. Smith and Dean talked briefly afterwards, with Smith telling Dean that he had worked as deputy political director for New Jersey Sen.
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GOP Allies Play Catch-Up on 527s
According to PFA’s 2002 tax return, the most recent available, it reported revenue of $413,000. “We have PFA all teed up,” said one informed GOP strategist.
Ways & Means to an End
The guidelines, which were last updated by the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in November 2002, suggest several measures that provide at least the appearance of distance between lawmakers
Target: Lone Star State Democrats
If Cooksey, who held this northeastern Louisiana seat from 1996 until 2002, decides to run, Alexander will be seriously tested.
NEW ENGLAND: Few Races Are Competitive, But the Democrats Hope Rowland’s Woes Boost House Candidates
He finished last in the 2002 GOP contest, taking just 3 percent of the vote.
THE SOUTH: The South Has Risen Again as the No. 1 Battleground for Control of Next Year’s Senate
Cleland carried the 12th district in 2002, even as he went down to defeat statewide.
PLAINS: National Democrats Look to Region to Expand
In 2002 Taff defeated conservative physician Jeff Colyer (R) by 4 points in what could serve as a blueprint for this race.
MOUNTAIN: Democrats See Unexpected Gains at Altitude
Bob Schaffer (R), who represented the 4th district from 1996 until 2002, jumped in with the support of former Sen.
SOUTHWEST: Oklahoma Senate Race Leads List of Big Changes Afoot in a Region Made Volatile by Redistricting
Bob Stump (R) in 2002. The Arizona Senator ended March with $1.1 million in the bank.
MID-ATLANTIC: Pennsylvania Has Region’s Top Senate Contest;
But Walrath, a physician who earned the nomination of the Conservative Party in 2002, will continue to challenge the more moderate Boehlert from the right.
WEST: Last Frontier Offers a Marquee Senate Matchup; Primary Complicates Matters for L. Murkowski
ALASKA Filing deadline: June 1 Primary: Aug. 24 Senate Incumbent: Lisa Murkowski (R) 1st term (Appointed December 2002) Outlook: Tossup This marquee Senate race is on pace to make
MIDWEST: Illinois Senate Primary Victors Prepare for Nov.; Republicans Insist That Feingold Can Be Defeated
House 8th district Incumbent: Phil Crane (R) 17th term (57 percent) Outlook: Safe Republican Crane faces a rematch with 2002 opponent Melissa Bean, whom Democrats tout as a formidable
House Democrats Need ‘85 Percent Solution’ in Fight to Regain Control of Chamber This Cycle
Though Beauprez won by only 121 votes in 2002, his likely Democratic challenger this year, Jefferson County District Attorney Dave Thomas, was unable to win the primary last cycle.
FEC Rejects New 527 Regulations
Republican Commissioner Dave Mason said unequivocally that nothing in the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, which ushered in a new era of campaign finance laws, mandated a crackdown on the
Worlds Apart: Democrats’ Electoral Targets Are Different for White House, Congressional Battles
In 2002, Republicans won three Democratic Senate seats and picked up two overall — all but one of them in states that Bush won. The exception was Minnesota, where Sen.
Money Soars, Again
Overall, some 140 Senate campaigns reported $253.5 million in receipts and $140.6 million in expenditures — a 74 percent increase in fundraising and a 123 percent increase in spending over 2002
Another Woodhouse Enters the Fray
Bob Etheridge (D-N.C.) and Erskine Bowles’ (D) 2002 Senate campaign, among others, this is Dallas Woodhouse’s first foray into partisan politics.
Republicans Rumble
Zupancic, a businessman and Lake Oswego attorney, is a former school board member who ran unsuccessfully for the state House in 2002.
Probe of Judiciary Goes Slowly
A somewhat similar investigation has been ongoing of the House and Senate Intelligence committees, whose chairmen and ranking members asked the FBI in July 2002 to investigate a potential leak of
Conyers Buzzed?
Term-limited from the state House in 2002, Thomas ran for an open state Senate seat in a Democratic primary against the Congressman’s wife, Monica Conyers.