Hare Symbolic of Cycle for Democrats
So this is battlefront central, not just for the 17th district, but for the national election cycle.’
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In Hot Races, NFIB Takes Organizing Cues From Union Foes
The NFIB has classified this advertising as issue-oriented and thus it will be reported as part of the organization’s lobbying expenses rather than as election activity.
October to Be Campaign Sprint for Leaders
Senate Republicans will be keeping equally hectic travel schedules through Election Day. Sen.
South: GOP Eyes Realignment Gains in Tennessee, Arkansas
Elliott, who is black, has a base in Little Rock and Pulaski County, and she’s expected to perform well among black voters in a district that is 21 percent African-American.
The 50 Richest Members of Congress
4.Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) $81.50 million The West Virginia Senator, a descendant of oil tycoon John D.
Bennet’s Fate Tops Primary Balloting
Romanoff, who has eschewed political action committee contributions during the campaign, has been outspent by more than $4 million by Bennet.
Smoot’s Charge: Hold at Least 50 Senate Seats
In the end, Schrader lost to Republican Mike Fitzpatrick, 55 percent to 43 percent, in the 2004 general election.
Midwest D-Day: Kansas Senate Tops Balloting
This is likely to be the only competitive general election race in Kansas.
UNH Poll: Shea-Porter Improves but Still Vulnerable
Carol Shea-Porter’s re-election prospects have slightly improved, but the Granite State’s two Congressional seats — both currently held by Democrats — are still largely up for grabs.
Van Hollen No Longer Flawless
The Blue Dogs’ concern: Some of the most vulnerable in their ranks would be forced to cast a vote antagonizing business groups that they are hoping to neutralize in their re-election fights, only to see
NRA Disclosure Deal Draws Fire
Federal Election Commission case in January.
House Leaders Strike Deal With NRA
The bill, officially the DISCLOSE Act, comes in response to the high court’s 5-4 ruling in Citizens United v.
Campaign Disclosure Bill Running Into Snags
Federal Election Commission to strike down many restrictions on televised political advertising.
South: Road to House Majority Winds Through Dixie
won the district by 21 points in the 2008 presidential election. But by filing deadline, Princella Smith, an unknown and untested former aide to freshman Rep.
DCCC Extends Cash Advantage to $16 Million
During March, the DCCC raised $9.8 million and spent $3.6 million, while the NRCC raised $8 million and spent about $4 million.
Man Accused of Threatening Sen. Murray Released From Jail
Prosecutors accuse Wilson of leaving threatening voice mails at Murray’s Seattle office between March 22 and April 4 that referenced her support for health care reform legislation.
Court Upholds Soft Money Ban for Now
Federal Election Commission, was decided by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Taking Pomeroy’s Pulse
Dorgan announced in January he would not run for re-election. Popular Gov. John Hoeven (R) subsequently joined the Senate race and is the heavy favorite to win the seat.
Democratic Senators Eye Remedies to Citizens United Case
Federal Election Commission decision.
Groups Launch Uphill Battle for Amendment
In its 5-4 ruling in Citizens United v.