Primary Results: Iowa Senate, House Races (Updated)
Democrats hold an advantage heading into the general election, but Republicans feel they have the potential to put the state in play.
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Primary Preview: 7 Things to Watch on Tuesday
Gene Taylor is making a comeback bid — as a Republican — after representing the region for 21 years as a Democrat. Taylor is looking to oust Republican Rep. Steven M.
Primary Preview: 7 Things to Watch on Tuesday
Gene Taylor is making a comeback bid — as a Republican — after representing the region for 21 years as a Democrat. Taylor is looking to oust Republican Rep. Steven M.
Congressional Scandals: From Craigslist Sex Solicitations to Jackson Memorabilia, a Well-Worn Path
4. Rep. Chris Lee — In February 2011, the New York Republican delivered a lesson in taking ownership of one’s scandal by resigning hours after revelations of his actions surfaced.
Congressional Scandals: From Craigslist Sex Solicitations to Jackson Memorabilia, a Well-Worn Path
4. Rep. Chris Lee — In February 2011, the New York Republican delivered a lesson in taking ownership of one’s scandal by resigning hours after revelations of his actions surfaced.
Poll: Colorado Senate Race Virtually Tied
The survey also found a big gender gap, with 52 percent of female voters saying they would vote for Udall if the election were today, compared to 35 percent who said they would vote for Gardner.
Democratic Senate Prospects and the New Black Voter
The other states include Louisiana (32 percent), North Carolina (21 percent), Michigan (14 percent), Virginia (19 percent) and Georgia (30 percent).
Facing 140,000 Comments, Treasury Braces for IRS Hearing, Legal Fight
Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., a leading advocate of campaign finance disclosure, also joined with the watchdog groups Democracy 21 and the Campaign Legal Center in comments urging the IRS to rewrite its rules
IRS Uproar Intensifies
Schumer, D-N.Y, said the IRS and other agencies should “immediately” redouble efforts to stop what he called election law abuses by tax-exempt groups that engage in politics outside the disclosure rules
Business Bid to Counter Tea Party Fizzles
That’s less than half the $21 million collected by a handful of tea party and anti-tax groups, including the Senate Conservatives Fund and the Club for Growth.
Tea Party Class More Confrontational Than Ever
In the House, Obama had his way on just 21 percent of the votes he clearly cared about, and that was because the average member of the Republican majority voted his way only 12 percent of the time
D.C. Considers ‘Paradigm Shift’ on Pot
Mayor Vincent Gray, currently running for re-election, has also indicated he could support decriminalization, and the D.C. Attorney General’s office has not objected to the legislation.
How Roll Call’s Best Politics Stories of 2013 Happened
The list spurred a few fun spin-offs too: 5 Things Winning Candidates Say and 4 More Things Losing Candidates Say (Readers Edition). 2.
How Roll Call’s Best Politics Stories of 2013 Happened
The list spurred a few fun spin-offs too: 5 Things Winning Candidates Say and 4 More Things Losing Candidates Say (Readers Edition). 2.
Treasury, IRS Propose New Nonprofit Rules
as so-called issue ads by 501(c)4 social welfare groups.
The 39 House Democrats Who Defied Obama’s Veto Threat (Updated)
Updated 4:04 p.m. | President Barack Obama vowed to veto legislation that would let insurers keep selling old policies to new customers, as well as revive them for existing customers for another year,
FCC Filings Mount As Election Day Nears
The groups include the Virginia gubernatorial candidates, the American Petroleum Institute, United 4 Missouri, Missouri Club For Growth, and other state and local entities.
FCC Filings Mount As Election Day Nears
The groups include the Virginia gubernatorial candidates, the American Petroleum Institute, United 4 Missouri, Missouri Club For Growth, and other state and local entities.
Liz Cheney Accuses NRSC of Push Poll Against Her | #WYSEN (Updated)
Updated 4:21 p.m. | Republican Liz Cheney announced on Friday that she is against gay marriage and accused the National Republican Senatorial Committee of sponsoring a “push poll” against her.
McConnell Poll Shows Lead With Tea Party Republicans | #KYSEN
McConnell led Louisville businessman Matt Bevin, 68 percent to 21 percent, with 8 percent of voters undecided. Given the six-term incumbent’s superior name ID, his wide lead is not surprising.