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Menendez passed up the chance to replace former Democrat Torricelli on the Senate ballot in 2002, when the incumbent withdrew from the race in the face of plummeting poll numbers.
“The federal government’s fiscal 2002 annual financial report says a lot but not enough. The good news is that as of September 30, 2002, we had about $1 trillion in reported assets,” he said.
Boehlert received a scare from Cayuga County legislator David Walrath (R) in the 2002 24th district primary, winning 53 percent to 47 percent, and Walrath is pondering whether to run again.
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
Given Dean’s emergence and Clark’s profile, it’s difficult not to wonder what Clark’s prospects would be if he had entered the race immediately after the 2002 elections.
As proof of Bush’s popularity and support for Israel by GOP House leaders, Republican Congressional candidates received 35 percent of the Jewish vote in 2002, a modern record, according to new results
Max Baucus’ (D-Mont.) 2002 re-election campaign in the hopes of bolstering his campaign coffers for what would be a costly Senate race.
Ney was unopposed for re-election in 2002. Hagan has run for Congress before, taking 34 percent of the vote against then-Rep. James Traficant (D) in a three-way 2000 primary.
Garin argued that Bowles emerged from the 2002 race with a significantly higher positive profile.
The Boys Town appeal comes on the heels of a May 2002 decision by the Board of Zoning Adjustment in favor of the Southeast Citizens for Smart Development, a residents’ group that had sought the repeal
Frattali’s estimates show students spent only 144 days in class during the September 2002-May 2003 academic year, falling short of the 170-180 days typically required by school districts.
After winning an open-seat race in 1998, he was convincingly re-elected in 2000 and 2002.
“I would consider it running for re-election as a Senator,” said Paul Strauss (D), who was re-elected in 2002 to a six-year term.
McCain’s former political director, John Weaver, who left the Republican Party in 2002 and became a Democrat, said the DNC is right in its effort of trying to not allow “Gillespie and the crowd
John McCain (D-Ariz.) were co-sponsors of the bill that eventually became law as the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.
If soft money is so heinous, Carlson queried, why not ban it immediately, instead of after the 2002 elections?
Declared incompetent to stand trial in April 1999, Weston has been forcibly medicated with anti-psychotic drugs since 2002. In the months since, Weston has periodically appeared before U.S.
The GOP hopeful served as a White House fellow in the office of Attorney General John Ashcroft in 2001-2002, then became counsel to Ashcroft, with specific responsibilities for immigration and border
Joint Meeting of the Congress of the United States: In Remembrance of the Victims and Heroes of September 11, 2001” includes a transcript from the ceremonial joint session held in New York City Sept. 6, 2002
> Reports filed with the Internal Revenue Service indicate that the Leadership Forum, which returned a $1 million soft-money contribution from the National Republican Congressional Committee in late 2002