Dale Kildee to Retire After 18 Terms
During the last round of redistricting in 2002, mapmakers put Barcia and Kildee in the same Congressional district. Barcia opted to run for state Senate instead of against Kildee.
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Democratic Roster
Third Base Elected 2002 Home: Southampton Hits R | Throws R | Votes L Bishop will once again roam the Hot Corner for the Democrats and hopes to recapture the hitting form that earned him offensive
GOP Sees Opportunity With Maine House Seat
If he jumps in the race, voters may experience a dose of déjà vu at their polling precincts: In 2002, Raye faced off against Michaud, who was the Senate President at the time.
Republican Roster
Utility Elected 2002 Home: Livonia Hits R | Throws R | Votes R McCotter says it is optimistic teammate Bill Shuster (Pa.) who brings him to the field in his Detroit Tigers uniform, creating
Redistricting Success Often a Moving Target
Ten years ago in Pennsylvania, Republicans used their map-drawing authority to turn an 11-10 advantage in the Congressional delegation into a 12-7 edge after the 2002 elections.
Hall of Fame: Mel Watt Lives His Dream
2002: Steve Largent (R-Okla.) A three-time MVP, Largent went 5-1 as the GOP ace, finishing every game he started.
Hahn Sheds Party Label in California Special
Jane Harman (D), who resigned in February and won with at least 60 percent of the vote since 2002. President Barack Obama carried the district with 64 percent in 2008.
FEC Limits Lawmakers’ Fundraising for Super PACs
At a time when campaign finance regulations have been rolled back on several fronts, the FEC action signaled that the 2002 soft money ban, at least, stands pat.
Perlstein: Patent Reform Bill Provides Certainty
According to one study, more than three-quarters of the applicants for patent term restoration from 2002 to 2007 miscalculated the date their applications were due.
Cantwell Still Owed $2M From Her 2000 Campaign
Congress passed the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform law in 2002, prohibiting candidates from being reimbursed in excess of $250,000, regardless of how much the campaign borrowed.
Top 5 Member-Vs.-Member Battles
Ask a Capitol Hill veteran, and he or she probably remembers something from the top battles between Members of 2002. Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.) against then-Rep. Lynn Rivers (D-Mich.) and Rep.
Promoting Palin: ‘The Undefeated’
Setting aside the 2008 presidential race when her party’s ticket did not claim the White House, Palin lost a 2002 GOP primary for lieutenant governor.
Romney Heads to Capitol Hill Next Week for Lee Meeting
As a devout Mormon and through his reputation for saving the 2002 winter Olympics from mismanagement, Romney has maintained strong ties to Utah. Former Utah Gov.
Utah Gets Some 2012 Attention
Mitt Romney’s popularity was further bolstered by his handling of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. Huntsman’s family is equally beloved.
Pension’s Perks for Members With a Past
Biggert, who served in the Illinois General Assembly from 1993 to 1999, received about $16,000 last year, while Blackburn, who served in Tennessee’s state Senate from 1998 to 2002 received $4,000
Rick Perry: Republican Savior or GOP Disaster?
Perry has since been elected governor three times: in 2002, 2006 and 2010.
Feingold Criticizes Democrats for Forming Super PACs
“Most people don’t change the rules after they win by them,” said Feingold, a co-sponsor of the 2002 law banning the use of soft money in campaigns. “We’ll lose anyway.
Judge: Super PACs May Donate to Candidates
Baran said there has been an “incremental” transition in power from national parties and candidates to PACs, beginning in 2002 with the enactment of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law.
Between the Lines: New Texas Map Clears Second Legislative Hurdle
McDonnell told Roll Call that the process is already going better than the one that embroiled lawmakers in 2001 and 2002.
Home State Blues: 2012 Contenders Have Tough Climb
He convinced a majority of Massachusetts voters to elect him governor in 2002, winning just 50 percent of the vote and defeating his Democratic rival by 5 points.