Poll: Elizabeth Warren Opens Up Lead on Scott Brown
Among registered voters, 49 percent said they would vote for the Harvard professor and 42 percent said they would vote for Brown “if the election … were being held today.”
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to the general election.
K Street Files: Which Campaign Groups Deserve Tax-Exempt Status?
“There is absolutely no question in my mind that Americans Elect, which is getting on the ballot as a political party, is not entitled to 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status,” said Fred Wertheimer, president
Rules of the Game: Campaign Finance Rules Too Lax, Some Say
It has also prompted some state election officials and judges to crack down.
House Committee Threatens to Subpoena FEC Records
“There is parts of [the RAD manual] that I think are part of the enforcement processes of the Federal Election Commission,” said Republican Commissioner Donald McGahn.
Competitive Calif. District Drawing New Blood
“The district in the last election showed us that the Central Valley is fed up with the other party,” Valadao said.
Campaign Groups Challenge Tax-Free Status of Political Nonprofits
Updated: 4:23 p.m.
Cornyn: Short-Term Debt Deal Not Perfect but Possible
moment of truth, so I’d think better now than then [to come to a long-term agreement], but if we can’t, then we’ll take the savings we can get now and we will relitigate this as we get closer to the election
Congressional Eagles
A Boy Scout must earn at least 21 merit badges, serve at least six months in a troop leadership position and manage a community-oriented service project — all before age 18.
Second Poll Shows Hochul Poised for N.Y. Upset
Two polls released over the weekend showed Democrat Kathy Hochul leading Republican Jane Corwin, giving Democrats new optimism about pulling off an upset Tuesday in a western New York special election.
Democrats Raising Money They Oppose
mirror the operation spearheaded by Republican strategist Karl Rove, who in 2010 revolutionized a two-pronged fundraising approach to raise and spend as much money as possible: Crossroads GPS, a 501(c)(4)
Campaign Lawyers Reject Idea FEC Is Broken
The 4-2 vote in Gravel’s favor gave the former Senator from Alaska, who called his campaign “broke,” a chance to recoup hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Heinrich Senate Bid Opens Up Swing District in New Mexico
Heinrich won re-election in November by 4 points in a strong cycle for Republicans nationwide. President Barack Obama won the district in 2008 by a 21-point margin.
Loaning a Campaign Cash but Not Writing It Down
Francisco “Quico” Canseco reported outstanding loans worth more than $900,000 from the 2008 election cycle, each with a .05 percent interest rate.
Democrats Need GOP Voters to Win
The former two-term governor was elected to the Senate by just a couple of points with the help of 21 percent of the Republican vote.