Ken Burns Gets Capitol Treatment
The invitation-only Burns bash begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Congressional Auditorium of the Capitol Visitor Center.
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Uggie Steals the Show at Pet Night on the Hill
Jeff Denham (R-Calif.) brought along Lilly, his 6-month-old French bulldog. Denham, Lilly and Uggie bonded through a group photo.
Partisan Gamesmanship Prevents Senate From Leaving Town
Updated: 6:22 p.m. Electoral politics appears to be interfering with the Senate’s ability to wrap up its business and hit the campaign trail.
This Isn’t Some ‘Two-Bit Manchild’
The 8-pound, 6-ounce tyke is the first child for Jentleson and his wife, Britt Peterson, a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Slate, the New Republic and the Boston Globe.
Wisconsin: Tammy Baldwin Moves Up in Polling
Compared with its own Aug. 23 poll, when Thompson had a 6 percent lead, this Quinnipiac poll is also an improvement for Baldwin.
Honda: Asians, Pacific Islanders Hit Hard by GOP Policy
That JPMorgan Chase & Co. can lose almost $6 billion dollars’ worth of American citizens’ investments shows how desperately Dodd-Frank and Volcker Rule oversight is needed.
Mitt Romney’s Incredible Shrinking Coattails
Obama led Romney by 6 points in that survey. “If it’s a close election, that means we can do what we need to do,” one top Senate Republican aide said.
GOP Operatives: Todd Akin Coulda Been a Contender
Todd Akin can petition a state court to remove his name from the Nov. 6 ballot as the Republican nominee.
Massachusetts: Elizabeth Warren Leading Scott Brown in Recent Polls
A nonpartisan Western New England University poll of likely voters conducted Sept. 6-13 found Warren leading by 6 points, 50 percent to Brown’s 44 percent.
Will Copious Ads Lead to Voter Tuneout?
Elizabeth Wilner of the Campaign Media Analysis Group projects that nationwide, about 43,000 political spots will air every day through Nov. 6.
South Dakota: Mike Rounds Explores 2014 Senate Bid
“I do have an interest in looking at the 2014 Senate race in South Dakota,” Rounds told the newspaper, noting that any announcement will come after Nov. 6.
DC Vote Head Leaving Organization
Updated: 6:08 p.m. As allies of the District of Columbia continue to fight for expanded autonomy from Congress, the head of the influential group that represents them is stepping down.
Mike McIntyre Hanging Tough in North Carolina
There is generally good news for Tarheel State Republicans as Nov. 6 approaches: They appear on track to pick up three Democratic-held seats in the House of Representatives this November – those
Thank You for the Cupcakes We Can’t Eat
Updated 6:51 p.m. | This is not the first time HOH has received a special package, but today it was in cupcake form.
Striking a Pose For Marriage Equality
Senators pictures occur from 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. across from the Hart Senate Office Building, at the FCNL building, 245 Second Street NE.
Kentucky: Mitch McConnell Hires Jesse Benton as 2014 Campaign Manager
At the end of June, he had more than $6 million in cash on hand.
David Petraeus Briefs Lawmakers on Mideast Developments
I believe it was on June 6. So this is not a new thing,” Feinstein said.
Lobbyists Keep Busy Despite Legislative Lull
“We’ve been busy providing that information to Congress,” Sterling said, noting that an AIA poll showed 80 percent of swing-state voters want Congress to find an alternative before Nov. 6.
K Street Files: ALEC Office for Rent, Ogilvy Departures
State lawmakers pay $100 in dues every two years – a small percentage of the nearly $6 million the group raised in 2010, according to IRS fillings.
‘State Waves’ and the Fight for the Senate
While there is no evidence that a national partisan wave will develop between now and Nov. 6, there is every reason to expect a number of “state waves” that will prove to be challenging for some candidates