Florida Moves GOP Primary to Jan. 31
Other states are prohibited from holding primaries or caucuses before March 6 and will be penalized delegates if they do.
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Onion Tweet Sets Off Brief Panic on Hill
Trent Franks (R-Ariz.) trying to take down a police helicopter with a shotgun and a recent purchase of “6 semi-automatic handguns, 3 rifles & 600 clips of ammo” by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va
Report: Harassment Claims Up, Safety Hazards Down Among Capitol Workforce
The OOC received $4 million through appropriations in fiscal 2011 and is likely to receive a 6 percent cut for fiscal 2012.
Matt Doheny Kicks Off Rematch Against Bill Owens in New York
He was bullish on winning this time around given that a third-party candidate running on the Conservative Party line received more than 6 percent of the vote last cycle.
House Votes Down Government Funding, Disaster Aid Bill
Updated: 6:48 p.m. The House threw the appropriations process into chaos today, voting down a stopgap funding resolution that conservative Republicans and virtually all Democrats opposed.
Democratic Illinois Trio Voices Ire Over Map
“I am concerned, however, that your administration’s early pledge to rebuild and refocus the Justice Department’s commitment has, in my judgement, fallen short of this goal,” Jackson wrote on Sept. 6,
Corporate Groups Gird for Deficit Fights
In a Sept. 6 letter to the super committee, the NRF asked lawmakers to tackle the issue in addition to corporate tax reform and the employer mandate.
Disaster Aid Funds Fuel Fight
Updated: 6:54 p.m.
GOP Poll: Heller Up 6 Against Berkley
Shelley Berkley (D) by 6 points in a 2012 Senate race matchup. Heller took 48 percent to Berkley’s 42 percent in the poll, reported by the Las Vegas Sun’s Jon Ralston.
Pro-Perry PAC Changing Name, Expanding Mission
“Having his name on it, we felt, might be confusing to small donors,” said Schuman, who added that the PAC now plans to raise as much as $6 million between now and the GOP primary.
Senate Clears Disaster Aid, Transportation Measures
The bill, passed 92-6, includes a four-month FAA funding extension and a six-month funding extension for surface transportation programs, scheduled to expire at the end of the month.
Lobbying by Foreign Countries Decreases
This marks a decrease of almost 6 percent compared with 2009, when these lobbying expenditures totaled $486.9 million, according to the DOJ report.
Hill Climbers: How to Climb Up Capitol Hill’s Employment Ladder
Rachel Weaver | June 6 Hill Climber Staff director for a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee Education: Earned a bachelor’s in government from Sacramento
Super Committee to Break Bread and Break Ground
Updated: 6:59 p.m.
Polls Show GOP Favored to Win Both Special Elections
Republican Bob Turner topped Democrat David Weprin by 6 points in a new poll in New York’s 9th Congressional district while Democrat Kate Marshall trailed Republican Mark Amodei by 13 points in a
If Democrats Lose in N.Y., Plenty of Blame to Spread
Democrats emphasize that, despite the Siena College and Public Policy Polling surveys that show their candidate down by 6 points, a robust get-out-the-vote effort could keep the Queens- and Brooklyn-based
Commuters in for Traffic Troubles
While CSX won’t address the specific effects of construction until later this year, the public information meeting from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Obamas Join Nation in Paying Tribute to 9/11 Fallen
It was a long day for the president, who departed the White House under dark, early morning skies at 6:19 a.m.
Poll: Republican Bob Turner Takes Lead in New York Special
Republican Bob Turner led Democrat David Weprin by 6 points in the nonpartisan Siena College poll released this morning.
Congressional Security Officials Urge Calm Vigilance in Response to Terror Threat
Those measures went into effect Sept. 6, according to an email sent to House staff by House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood.