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.
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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.
Supreme Court Knocks Down Corporate Spending Limits
5-to-4 decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Citizens United wasn’t a campaign message. Campaign Legal Center, Common Cause Democracy 21 Center for Competitive Politics
Democrats Vow to Mitigate Effects of Court’s Ruling
But in its 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court tossed out those curbs on direct corporate purchases of political advertisements by companies, unions and nonprofit organizations.
Tuesday’s Result Raises New Questions for Both Parties
John Kerry (D-Mass.) won re-election with 66 percent.
Can the GOP Afford a Wave?
But after spending more than $90 million last year, including heavy investments in the Virginia ($9 million) and New Jersey ($4 million) wins, the RNC showed a cash balance of just $8.7 million at the
Democrats Catch a Big Break in Connecticut Senate Race
The Dec. 21 memo from Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research about its Dec. 15-17 poll reported that Dodd trailed former Rep.
New Poll: Capuano Moves Into Second in Massachusetts Special
Mike Capuano (D) is now firmly in second place in the Democratic primary in the Massachusetts Senate special election, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll of likely Democratic primary voters conducted
Congress Pushes Back as Supreme Court Oversteps
On Oct. 21, Sen.
Southwest: GOP Looking to Recapture House Seats It Lost
A Sept. 24 poll from Rasmussen Reports, a firm with GOP ties, showed McCain’s road to re-election looks comfortable.
11 More GOP Members Back Hoffman as New Poll Shows Scozzafava Sinking
A new poll from Daily Kos and Research 2000 confirms what election watchers have been saying for the past week — the House special election in upstate New York is coming down to a race between Democrat
The 50 Richest Members of Congress (2009)
4. Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) $80.45 million While others lost wealth in 2008, Rockefeller maintained his fortune on a near-even keel.
Club for Growth Polling in Florida Senate Race
The poll showed Crist with 51 percent to Rubio’s 21 percent in the initial head-to-head ballot test.
Potential New York Senate Foes Offer Each Other Praise
In the Quinnipiac University poll of 1,048 registered Democrats, conducted June 16-21, Maloney led Gillibrand 27 percent to 23 percent.
Watchdog Groups Renew Call for Hearings on Burris
Updated: 4:53 p.m. Government reform advocates renewed calls Tuesday for the Senate Ethics Committee to hold a public hearing on its review of Sen.
New Poll: Specter Losing Ground in General Election
Arlen Specter’s double-digit lead in the 2010 general election appears to be slipping, according to new poll results released Thursday.
Pennsylvania: Ridge Well-Positioned Versus Specter, Toomey
Arlen Specter in a hypothetical matchup of the 2010 general election. Ridge led Specter, 48 percent to 41 percent, with 10 percent of respondents undecided.