Democrats Fail to Entice Nunn Into Senate Race
Marshall, a former mayor of Macon who was elected with 51 percent of the vote in 2002, underwent surgery for prostate cancer earlier this month.
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Battling Clinton Could Be the Biggest Boost to Giuliani’s ’08 Prospects
The last time we saw him, he was trekking around the country trying to help elect Republican candidates in 2002.
Senators Stock Up For 2006
Trent Lott (R-Miss.), who was forced to resign as Republican Leader in December 2002 but vowed to serve out the remainder of his third term which ends in 2006.
Colorado Redistricting Ruling Favors Democrats
The court found in favor of a 2002 Democratic lawsuit that accused Colorado House Republican leaders of violating a provision in the state constitution that requires every bill that’s introduced
Dean Strikes Again
As several campaigns noted, critics have argued that Dean had attendance problems of his own when he was the top elected official in Vermont from 1991 until 2002.
Giving Rules Confuse Torricelli, Members
Robert Torricelli’s aborted 2002 re-election bid. Six weeks later, realizing that the New Jersey Democrat had exceeded contribution limits, Rep.
ALASKA: Group Wants Voters to Fill Senate Vacancies
Mark Sanford (R) in 2002 for the right to face Gov. Jim Hodges (D). Sanford went on to defeat Hodges 53 percent to 47 percent. Peeler’s decision leaves four GOPers seeking the nomination: Rep.
BCRA Interferes With Debt-Payoff Plans
But under the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, all that will soon change.
California Dreamin’
The Village Voice reported recently that 29 of the 72 people whom New York City Comptroller Bill Thompson (D) has hired since he took office at the beginning of 2002 had ties to elected officials
Sincerest Form of Flattery
When she was elected to the highest minority post in late 2002, Pelosi vowed that Democrats would never again enter an election without a national message.
Edmondson to Forgo Oklahoma Senate Race
Although the Sooner State is considered a lock for Republicans in presidential elections the state just elected a Democratic governor in 2002 and the party narrowly controls both houses of the state
House Retirements at a Minimum
war on terrorism are boosting interest in remaining in office; the power of incumbency, and the two parties’ increasing skill in drawing safe districts, makes it easier than ever to get re-elected; the 2002
9 GOP Freshmen Have More Than $400K in Reserve
Leading the way were a pair of Southern Republicans who won close races in 2002. Georgia Rep.
VIRGINIA: Byrne Skips Challenge to Rep. Moran in 2004
In his 2002 challenge to Sen. Tim Johnson (D), Thune raised and spent almost $6 million.
Votes ‘Not There’ for Pickering
The nomination, which was defeated by the then Democratically controlled Senate Judiciary Committee in March 2002, was resubmitted to the chamber in January after the GOP took control of the majority
House Newcomers Taking Care of Business
Felix Grucci (R) by just 2,700 votes in 2002.
Dreier May Spark Committee Shuffle
During his 2002 GOP primary race against then-Rep. Bob Barr, Linder regularly touted the idea that he would be the next Rules chairman.
A Look at Tennessee
Blackburn won her sprawling 7th district seat in 2002 when then-Rep. Ed Bryant (R) ran for Senate.
Re-Redistricting Redux?
In 2002, Wilson handily defeated Romero by a 10-point margin.
TEXAS: Republicans Starting to Jump Into House Races
As a result of the line changes, statewide Republican candidates in 2002 would have received 64 percent in the 24th; under the previous lines they would have taken just 42 percent.