DCCC Outraises NRCC in May
The NRCC raised $6 million in May and reported $33.8 million in cash on hand. The official fundraising reports of both committees are due to the Federal Election Commission on Wednesday.
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Missouri: Claire McCaskill Makes $3 Million Ad Buy
At the end of March, McCaskill had more than $6 million in cash on hand, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
Shop Talk: Lanny Davis, Michael Steele Join Forces
“Our program will recruit 50,000 new College Republicans and make 6 million voter contacts in swing states leading up to November 2012,” Alexander said.
Democratic Primary Going to Wire in Queens
Almost 40 percent of the voting-age population in the district is Asian, and she had $345,000 in cash on hand on June 6.
Barack Obama the Underdog Against ‘Change’ Slogan
For the White House, the next round of unemployment and new job numbers scheduled for release on July 6 is crucial for the Obama campaign’s effort to change the narrative.
Votes on Judges Could Put GOP in Tough Spot
The parties have been in a stalemate on how to avoid a doubling of student loan interest rates, in particular over how to offset the nearly $6 billion cost of the measure.
New York: Charlie Rangel Spending More Money Than He’s Raising
Charlie Rangel (D), in the toughest primary of his career since he came to Congress in 1970, pulled in more than $29,000 from fellow Members from April 1 to June 6, according to newly filed fundraising
New York: Michael Grimm Racks Up Huge Legal Bills
Michael Grimm (R), who the FBI is reportedly looking into investigating, racked up more than $321,000 in legal fees from April 1 to June 6, according to a Federal Election Commission report filed late
Student Loan Bill Caught in Limbo
The hang-up in Congress has been over how to pay for the nearly $6 billion extension of current interest rates.
Kim: End Seniority to Help Depolarize Congress
According to Gallup, more than a third of Americans consider themselves to be “moderate,” while just 10 percent see themselves as “very conservative” and only 6 percent say they’re “very liberal.”
Rules of the Game: Texts Could Draw Small Donations
At Obama’s fundraiser last month with movie star George Clooney, the president raised $9 million from low-dollar contributors angling to attend — more than the $6 million forked over by the dinner’s actual
Wisconsin: Poll Shows Tommy Thompson Ahead of Tammy Baldwin
Updated 6:30 p.m. | Wisconsin Senate candidate and former Gov. Tommy Thompson led presumptive Democratic nominee Rep.
K Street Files: Stephanie Herseth Sandlin Heading to South Dakota Job
Updated: 6 p.m. Former Rep.
Don’t Miss Out
Pageant will be held Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the University of the District of Columbia auditorium. Tickets are on sale now. The winner will head to the Miss America pageant.
Swing States, Battlegrounds and the 2012 Map
Four years ago, Obama carried the state by just more than 6 points, about a point less than his national margin.
Arizona: Trent Franks to Back Wil Cardon
Updated 6:29 p.m.: Rep. Trent Franks (R) will endorse Wil Cardon over fellow Rep. Jeff Flake today in the Republican Senatorial primary.
North Dakota: New Poll Shows Kevin Cramer Surge for House Seat
The poll surveyed 625 likely voters from June 4 to 6. It had a margin of error of 4 percent. A Cramer victory would make history in North Dakota GOP politics.
Democrats Gird for Fall Onslaught
A popular and veteran lawmaker, Murray consistently held a 2- to 6-point advantage over her Republican opponent in 2010 before outside groups spent more than $8 million to try to defeat her, according
In Wisconsin, Post-Recall Race Grabs Attention
Few paid attention to the upcoming Aug. 14 GOP primary, let alone the Nov. 6 general election.
D.C. Opponents of Redskins Training Facility Get Their Wish
Equally vocal in his opposition to a possible collaboration between the NFL franchise and the District of Columbia, Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells’ office applauded the announcement as benefiting