ARIZONA: Babbitt, Heir to Famous Name, Considers Run
Babbitt joins 2002 nominee George Cordova and 2002 candidate Diane Prescott among the Democratic candidates considering the race.
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Hammer Falls in Texas; Democrats in Jeopardy
Statewide Republicans in 2002 would have received almost 70 percent of the vote in the new 19th; Lt. Gov.
BCRA Costs Run in Millions
They and others intimately involved in the legal battle estimate that by the time the high court issues a ruling on the constitutionality of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, the total
There’s No Sure Thing When It Comes to the Illinois Senate Race
The Democratic near-sweep in Illinois in 2002 left only one state office in Republican hands (the state treasurer is GOPer Judy Baar Topinka) and gave both houses of the state Legislature to the
Armey Explains His Favorite ‘Axioms’
Armey, who retired from Congress in 2002, has made dropping punchy phrases his shtick for years.
Desperately Seeking Solutions, Not a Revolt, In the Golden State
Exit polls in the 2002 Congressional elections showed that 49 percent of voters didn’t align themselves with either a liberal or conservative philosophy.
Immigration Delays Could Cost Bush Latino Votes in 2004
In 2002, it was 35 percent. But in the August Latino Coalition poll, registered voters said they’d vote Democratic by a margin of 55 percent to 25 percent.
Dayton’s Defense Makes CAA a ‘Fraud’
According to the complaint, Hanson, who had worked for Dayton’s campaign before joining the Senate payroll, developed cardiac arrhythmia in early 2002 and was told by a doctor that he would need
A Look at Pennsylvania
But in 2002, Democrat Ed Rendell disproved that theory, as he became the first former Philadelphia mayor to be elected governor since 1906.
Anthrax: A Look Back
But unlike the memorial services and national observances for the Sept. 11 attacks in 2002 and 2003, the event was one of the few ceremonies that marked the anthrax attacks.
Daschle Doesn’t Wait for Thune
More importantly to GOP strategists in South Dakota and Washington, Thune’s approval ratings hadn’t budged since the end of the 2002 campaign.
California Aftershocks
“We had 35 competitive races out of 435 in 2002.”
Heard on the Hill: Burned By Burns?
Burns was elected to the Democratic-leaning 12th district in 2002, winning easily against a flawed Democratic nominee.
Nickles Announces His Retirement
Max Baucus’ (D-Mont.) 2002 re-election bid in an effort to begin beefing up his campaign operation. “Our intentions are to run,” the source said.
Ex-Rep. Reynolds Seeks to Overcome Conviction, Displace Jackson
Both the House and the Senate have not as a practice expelled a Member for past misconduct when constituents knew of the conduct and still elected or re-elected the Member, according to a 2002 Congressional
La. Rep. Promotes LA
Marsh, 22, joined Sherman’s office in June 2002 as a staff assistant. The Belmont, Mass., native graduated in May 2002 from George Washington University with a degree in political communications.
Cheney Boosts NRSC to a $1 Million Edge
Due to the passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act in 2002, national party committees are banned from raising and spending nonfederal soft money, which was raised in unlimited chunks.
Dean Plus Schwarzenegger Equals Nothing
Half of the states that elected governors in 2002 threw out the party of the incumbent governor, and more than a handful of sitting governors — including Republicans Judy Martz (Mont.) and John Rowland
Strange Bedfellows in Miss. Politics
Fueled by an infusion of more than $1.1 million from Pickering’s campaign account in the third quarter of 2002 alone, Scott Howell pounded Shows into submission, helping Pickering to a nearly 2-to-1 victory
Davis Leaves Boggs
In 2002, the firm paid Clark & Weinstock and lobbyist Vic Fazio — a former Member of Congress — $100,000 to work excise tax matters.