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GOP Seeks Diversity by Focusing on Women

The last Republican woman to first come to the Senate by election was Elizabeth Dole (N.C.) in 2002, and she lost her re-election bid two years ago to another woman, Democrat Kay Hagan.

Civility Rules in South Dakota GOP House Race

Much of the GOP electorate still remembers a fractious gubernatorial primary in 2002, when Mike Rounds, then a little-known state Senator, ran a positive campaign and scored an impressive come-from-behind

Specter Posse Gallops Back to GOP

David Urban, Specter’s chief of staff from 1997 to 2002, when Specter was still a Republican, is leading a coordinated effort to help get former GOP Rep.

We Come to Bury Sodrel, Not to Praise Him

Sodrel first took on Hill in 2002, four years after the Democrat won an open-seat contest to succeed highly regarded Democrat Lee Hamilton in a Congressional district that includes much of southeastern

Democrats Have Plans to Limit 2010 Losses

The average since 1954 (excluding the post-9/11 election in 2002) is 17 House seats, but it’s 30 when the president’s approval rating is below 50 percent.

Byrd Shows He’s Still Got Some Fight Left

Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), who retired in 2002 at age 100. “Sen. Byrd remains active and engaged,” Harkin said. “I know he’s frail, but he’s sharp as ever.”

Djou Win Hands GOP Special Election Victory

Case, who represented Hawaii’s 2nd district from 2002 to 2007, touted his federal experience and said he was the only Democrat who could beat Djou. But Hawaii Democratic Sens.

Schmidt: A Butterfield Moment?

According to a trade publication at the time, an initial E-Drill system was installed on the Deepwater Horizon rig by Transocean, the operator of Deepwater Horizon rig in 2002, and has since been monitoring