DSCC Doubles Mandatory Contributions
In the 2002 cycle, it generated about $2.1 million in hard money.
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Schwarzenegger Visits With Allen
In 2002, Davis spent a whopping $78 million on his successful re-election race against his Republican opponent, businessman Bill Simon, who doled out $36 million.
Disappearing Disk Dispute
According to Greenwood’s court complaint, the campaign committee filed its report on time, and electronically as required, when it sent a disk to the FEC via FedEx in late-January 2002.
The Big Show
Ginny Brown-Waite (R-Fla.) in 2002, is eyeing a rematch next year, knowledgeable sources said last week.
From Political Combat to the Front Lines
He stayed at the White House through the 2002 elections, though he dedicated several months to organizing the Coalition Information Center, a clearinghouse for information related to the Sept. 11
Tax Credit Proposed for Political Contributions
In a 2002 AEI report on the topic — “Broadening the Base: The Case for New Federal Tax Credit for Political Contributions” — author David Rosenberg makes a case for tax credits as an incentive to
Suit Could Pull OOC’s Teeth
After three years of administrative proceedings, in November 2002 the OOC ordered that she be given a permanent reassignment to the Senate subway (where she continues to be temporarily detailed)
Bowles Preparing For Another Bid
“If Senator Edwards decides not to run for office, Erskine is going to do it,” said Mac McCorkle, a consultant to Bowles’ 2002 bid. “The contingency plan is ready to go.”
TEXAS: In Competitive 11th, Bush Pal Enters Race
Republicans were initially keen on their 2002 candidate, Ramsey Farley.
Pitts’ Pals
A member of Wheaton College’s class of 2002, Naus earned a bachelor’s in international relations. The Prescott, Ariz., native is 23 years old.
Thune’s 527 Uses War for Fundraising
He was personally recruited by President Bush into the 2002 race against Sen. Tim Johnson (D). He lost by 524 votes, the narrowest margin in any of the 34 Senate races on the ballot last cycle.
Dunn Expected to Skip Senate Bid
At the end of 2002, Nethercutt had just $74,000 in his bank account. Murray had $1 million, and figures for her April report were also not available.
Nethercutt’s Wheat Gambit More Proof All Politics Is Local
Nethercutt has been upset about the Department of Agriculture’s handling of the Emerson Trust for months, going back to the summer of 2002, when American wheat from the trust flowed to drought-stricken
Fitzgerald Seeking FEC Clarification
Fitzgerald’s campaign had made close to $5.9 million in loan repayments by the end of the 2002 cycle, according to FEC records.
Sullivan FEC Audit
John Sullivan’s (R-Okla.) campaign for the period surrounding his special election in January 2002 revealed the campaign received excessive contributions and misstated its financial activity.
Leader Seeks $10M for ’04
In the 2002 race between Thune and Sen. Tim Johnson (D), Thune raised $5.2 million and, with some leftover funds from previous House races, spent more than $5.9 million.
Judge Lets Probe of DeLay-Linked Group Continue
A Texas judge on Tuesday allowed a grand jury investigation into possible criminal activity during the 2002 Lone Star State elections — including actions taken by a political action committee linked to
Daschle Vows to Keep Heat on Bush
Trent Lott (R-Miss.), the Republican leader from June 1996 until December 2002.
Political Game of Chicken
In October 2002 the final definitions for what constitutes an organic product were issued. It was during that battle that the organic movement first made its heft known in Washington.
Graham’s Late-Starting Campaign Checks in With $1 Million Raised
Tommy Thompson, who ran Cleland’s unsuccessful 2002 re-election bid, and Jamal Simmons, who was the Georgian’s spokesman, are on board for Graham as well.