DCCC Turns to Mook’s Ground Game for Fall
After college, Mook worked as field director for Vermont Democrats’ coordinated campaign in 2002, another tough year in which Republicans took over the governorship after five terms of Howard Dean
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DCCC Turns to Mook’s Ground Game for Fall
After college, Mook worked as field director for Vermont Democrats’ coordinated campaign in 2002, another tough year in which Republicans took over the governorship after five terms of Howard
Rangel Now Fighting Battles on Two Fronts
The upcoming Rangel trial marks the first time, however, that the ethics committee has held an adjudicatory hearing since 2002, which ultimately resulted in former Democratic Ohio Rep.
Inhofe Fires Part-Timers Over Ethics Concerns
In September 2002, Inhofe gave speeches at three Oklahoma churches and had the congregations donate the honorariums to the International Foundation; those transactions are reported — though incorrectly
Ethics Committee Finds Rangel Likely Broke Rules
It is rare for the ethics committee to convene an adjudicatory panel — it has not done so since 2002, shortly before the House expelled then-Rep. Jim Traficant (Ohio).
Deputy Joins CAO in Announcing Retirement
In 2002, he became assistant CAO for assets, furnishing and logistics.
Reid, Murray Clash Over Yucca
Her campaign points out that Murray has been unafraid to take on her own leadership, given that in 2002 she was one of only five Democrats who supported designating Yucca Mountain as the repository
DISCLOSE Act Supporters Lobby Maine Duo
Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe, both co-sponsors of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, to get behind the DISCLOSE Act before the August recess.
Politics & Poker: In Some Races, Cash Wall May Be Too High
In the 2002 and 2004 cycles, we had a hard time finding 25 or 30 races that were truly competitive. On Monday, we listed 68 districts, which was all we could fit on one page of the newspaper.
NRCC’s Independent Expenditure Is Armed With Shields
Bob Riley in the June 2002 primary, finishing third with 9 percent. Then Shields moved north to Pennsylvania to handle press for Rep.
Democrats Consider Life in the Minority
Hoyer could go after the leader job in a long-shot bid against Pelosi in a reprise of their epic 2002 face-off for Minority Whip, although one Hoyer ally said there was not even a remote chance he would
Issa Says Bennett’s Staff Received VIP Loans
The letter dates many of the loans to 2002 and 2003.
C-SPAN2’s ‘Book TV’ Wins Honor for Its Work
Book TV has broadcast live coverage of the Harlem Book Fair since 2002.
Pennsylvania: GOP Poll Shows Huge Advantage for Barletta
He lost in 2002, and in 2008 he held Kanjorski to less than 52 percent.
GOP Hopefuls Get Member Mentors
While this is the first cycle for the program at the NRCC, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has been running a similar program for its candidates since 2002.
Traficant Knocked Off Ohio Ballot
Tim Ryan (D) currently holds, includes much of the Mahoning Valley constituency that Traficant represented as a Democrat from 1985 until his expulsion from the House in 2002 on corruption charges.
Latest EMILY’s List Picks Face Big Challenges
In 2002, Marshall ran for the Democratic Senate nomination, losing to Erskine Bowles in the primary.
Nation: Supreme Court Retains Ban on Soft Money
Committee sought to raise unlimited big-dollar contributions from corporations, unions and wealthy donors — the kind of donations that were called soft money before the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002
Supreme Court Maintains Soft Money Ban
Committee sought to raise unlimited big-dollar contributions from corporations, unions and wealthy donors — the kind of donations that were called soft money before the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002
Millions in Travel Costs Unreported
According to the Treasury reports, the government spent about $2.3 million in both 2001 and 2002 to cover foreign travel costs for Senators and staff.