Hultgren Poll Shows Him Leading Foster in Illinois
Bill Foster (D) by 6 points in a new poll taken for the Republican’s campaign. Foster won the seat in a March 2008 special election after former Speaker Dennis Hastert (R) retired.
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Martinez: New GOP Senators Not Likely to Compromise
Updated: 6:18 p.m. Former Sen. Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) on Wednesday bemoaned the potential for more gridlock in Congress with the election of tea-party-backed candidates.
Battle Escalates Over Undisclosed Campaign Cash
“I am profoundly concerned by recent reports that foreign corporations are indirectly spending significant sums to influence American elections through third-party groups, including 501(c)(6) trade
Teague Skirts Details About His Income
Correction: Oct. 6, 2010 The article misidentified the companies owned by Rep. Harry Teague.
Despite Tough Year, Peterson Seems Safe
Correction: Oct. 6, 2010 The article incorrectly stated that National Right to Life endorsed Lee Byberg. Rep. Collin Peterson received the endorsement.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Well Short of Planned Spending
Miller also said the chamber intended to spend millions of dollars on online mobilization using a new data bank of 6 million ‘Friends of the Chamber.’
Heard on the Hill: To the Dogs
Today and Wednesday, the conference is scheduled to kick off at 6 a.m. with yoga sessions, helping attendees find their center before talking about policy issues.
Top 10 Vulnerable Members
6. Suzanne Kosmas (D-Fla.) | 1st term (57 percent) Kosmas won a traditionally Republican seat from a scandal-weakened Tom Feeney in 2008.
Mid-Atlantic: Pennsylvania Is Big Key to GOP House Majority
Tea party favorite Peter DeStefano is expected to earn from 4 percent to 6 percent of the vote as well, cutting into Runyan’s base.
South: GOP Eyes Realignment Gains in Tennessee, Arkansas
Marshall has name identification stemming from her four terms in statewide office, but her biggest problem continues to be fundraising, especially when Burr has a $6 million-plus war chest.
Poll Shows Murkowski With a Fighting Chance
Just 6 percent were undecided. “Now, the reality of the situation is that neither of these results is going to be correct,” Moore said in the polling memo.
Menendez Introduces Immigration Reform as Senate Leaves Town
Updated: 6:04 p.m. Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) introduced comprehensive immigration reform legislation Wednesday night — just hours before Senators left town to campaign for the midterms.
Hot Plate: Kudos for Capitol Hill’s Humble Sandwiches
The Pattison Avenue ($7.20 for a 6-inch) is a version of the roast-pork hoagie made famous at iconic spots such as DiNic’s in the City of Brotherly Love’s Reading Market: Hunks of slow-roasted pork shoulder
Cornyn Presses Colleagues to Fund NRSC
The DSCC brought in $7.4 million last month, compared with the NRSC’s $6 million.
For Democrats, Senate Still a Possible Nightmare
While Democrats like to talk about Kentucky as “within the margin of error,” most surveys show Rand Paul (R) ahead, probably by somewhere from 3 to 6 points — meaning that the contest could be anywhere
Lawmakers Anticipating Early Departure Forgo D.C. Fundraisers
Updated: 6:55 p.m. With lawmakers looking to leave Washington as early as Wednesday, House and Senate lawmakers are starting to cancel and postpone fundraising events.
Poll Shows Connecticut Senate Race in Dead Heat
Before Tuesday’s Quinnipaic poll, McMahon had yet to pull within 6 points of Blumenthal. “But McMahon has to be concerned that voters are still divided on her,” Schwartz added.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: C Street Files
Author Jeff Sharlet will discuss the book at 6:30 p.m. Monday night at the National Press Club.
Spending Game Intensifies for Parties
As of last weekend, the NRCC had spent just under $6 million in 31 contests.
Final Stretch Not as Important as You Think
Hill’s opponent, Todd Young, started a 500-points-per-week TV buy Sept. 6.