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Senate Relaxes Restrictions on Members’ Web Sites
The distribution of information through an electronic means during the 60-day moratorium became an issue in the 2002 elections. Then-Sen.
Mobilizing Begins in Louisiana 3rd
Mary’s Landrieu’s (D) 2002 runoff victory over then-state Elections Commissioner Suzanne Haik Terrell (R). He did not return calls for comment.
South Dakota Field Is Set
Larry Diedrich (R) termed himself an “underdog” in the state’s June 1 special House election against 2002 Democratic nominee Stephanie Herseth.
Nethercutt Moves, But Is He Moving on Up?
the 2002 elections.
A Look at Ohio
Denny White, who became Ohio Democratic Party chairman in 2002, has worked hard to rebuild the party from the ground up, Trevas said.
Blunt Plans to Play Minor Role in Son’s Gov. Bid
In 2002, Scott Armey lost the GOP primary to replace his retiring father, then-House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas).
CVC Opening Delayed
On a timeline released in February 2002, sequence two construction was set to begin in January 2003, but it didn’t actually start until April.
An Officer and a Congressman?
From September 2002 until he left the force last March, he served as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) “body man” on her security detail.
Kleczka Seat Is A Prize
Barrett is considered the mayoral frontrunner but he may relish the opportunity to return to Washington after having his seat essentially re-districted away by the Republican-controlled Legislature in 2002
Super Showdown in New Hampshire Is Good for Democrats
In the 2000 presidential campaign and the 2002 midterm elections, Democrats should have learned a great deal from Karl’s “take no prisoners” style.
Thune Will Keep Lobbying
Tim Johnson (D-S.D.) in 2002.
527s Snub Ney, Threat Of Subpoenas
Democratic-affiliated groups that had been asked to appear, the New House PAC and the Democratic Senate Majority Fund, raise both hard and soft money and thus may violate the spirit — if not the letter — of 2002
No Match: Super Bowl Meets BCRA
Before the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002, party committees considered Super Bowls the ideal place to woo their biggest donors, who often cut huge checks at parties arranged
Herb’s New Agriculture Pick Takes Root
The 22-year-old New Jersey native graduated from the University of Maryland in December 2002.
Bush Merely Shrugs as Democrats Raise Health Care Issue
In response to the Democrats’ challenge on the health front, Bush merely resurrected his 2002 and 2003 proposals to offer a refundable tax credit, costing just $89 billion over 10 years, to cover
Is John Kerry Really More ‘Electable’ Than Howard Dean?
National Journal rated Kerry’s voting record for 2002 as the ninth most liberal in the Senate, more liberal than the records of Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.), Sen.
Bush to Forgo Ky. Special Visit
In 2002, Bush barnstormed the country in the campaign’s final days and was largely credited with delivering control of the Senate back to Republicans and helping his party pick up six seats in the
Problems Plague New Election Commissioners
“My church has a bigger budget than the EAC,” said Soaries, senior pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens, N.J., and the Garden State’s secretary of state from 1999 to 2002.
Janklow Sentenced to 100 Days Behind Bars
Janklow, a legendary political powerhouse who served as the state’s governor and attorney general before being elected to the House in 2002, was convicted of second degree manslaughter, reckless