Democratic Efforts To Expand ’04 Playing Field May Yield Little
Rick Renzi (Ariz.), Max Burns (Ga.), Anne Northup (Ky.) and other Republicans who won narrowly in 2002 and represent competitive districts.
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Kidnapper Gets 20 Years in Prison
Early on Sept. 18, 2002, the two defendants abducted Jerome Clarke and Eric Woehrman, who both work for Rep.
CBC Seeks to Boost Democratic Party Role
On the heels of a stinging 2002 election and facing an ongoing struggle for recognition within the Democratic Party, the Congressional Black Caucus is reaching out to top party leaders and acting early
Six Vie for Senate Credit Union Board
“It’s important for people to remember there’s six really good candidates but they can only vote for two,” said Rainey, who was elected in 2002.
SOUTH CAROLINA: Exploratory Committee For Former AG Condon
Condon is coming off an unsuccessful gubernatorial primary campaign in 2002, when he placed third behind then-Lt. Gov. Bob Peeler and then-Rep. Mark Sanford.
Banking for Baucus
Doug Ose’s (R-Calif.) campaign manager and finance director during his successful 2002 campaign, Elisa Brewer has joined the National Roofing Contractors Association as public affairs director for its
Ailing Firms Revive PACs
Steve King (R-Iowa), who received $2,500 from the PAC in October 2002, was the only candidate between July and December to take money from the PAC without returning it or donating the funds to charity.
Wartime Recruiting
After losing six seats in the 2002 elections, Democrats now have to pick up 12 seats to take control of the House.
Coleman Becomes Big Draw
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) was trailing in the polls during a polarizing campaign that featured a tragic death and political rebirth along the way to becoming the most intriguing Senate contest of 2002.
Democrats Continue to Blast Supplemental as Both Chambers Near Final Votes
House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) issued a press release noting that since fiscal 2002, a total of $10.7 billion has been appropriated to assist states and localities for terrorism
Moving Mitchell
After spending the 2002 election cycle working as a polling analyst for the national Democratic polling firm Hamilton Beattie and Staff, Pat Collier comes aboard as legislative assistant in charge
DCCC Raises $7M
The NRCC did, however, pay off $3.5 million of their $6 million debt left over from the 2002 cycle; the DCCC remained $6 million in arrears when April began.
Mullen It Over
Carney, who also runs a New Hampshire-based consulting firm, was the top adviser in Perry’s 2002 campaign. In 1996, he was a senior adviser to former Sen.
GEORGIA: Isakson Has 2 Million Reasons to Scare Foes
In a unanimous decision, the court held that a panel of federal judges was right to block a state court plan and draw its own district lines for the 2002 elections.
Members Travel on Nuclear Dime
According to a Roll Call analysis of thousands of pages of travel disclosure forms, the top 30 corporate sponsors of Congressional travel spent more than $800,000 on domestic travel for lawmakers in 2002
Talking Turkey
In all, Turkey is expected to pay more than $2.4 million on lobbying Congress and the Bush administration this year, up from about $1.8 million in 2002, according to the Justice Department records
Wellstone Sons Create Nonprofit
The Senator, his wife Sheila, their daughter Marcia and three campaign aides were among those killed when their small plane crashed near Eveleth, Minn., on Oct. 25, 2002.
Calls Fuel NRCC
At the end of March 2002, the NRCC had raised $21.5 million for the year; it brought in a combined $13 million in the first quarter of 2001.
Police HQ Gets $64M Infusion
The language was part of the report accompanying the fiscal 2003 legislation, and the committee’s markup froze the office’s funding at 2002 levels.
Tauzin Puts Heat on Scully
Nielsen said the crux of the controversy involves NRC/Picker’s unusual access to CMS officials, which began in May 2002 when CMS hosted a meeting to determine whether a standard national model for