Total Cost of Election Will Exceed $6 Billion, Group Predicts
The total cost of the 2012 elections will exceed $6 billion, according to new projections released today by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Rules of the Game: Lessons Learned From First Post-Citizens United Presidential Race
With its unrestricted super PACs, wealthy mega-donors, secret money and more than $6 billion projected price tag, this election cycle boasts more unfettered campaign spending than any in recent memory
California: Raul Ruiz Up 6 Points in Internal Poll
A poll conducted for the campaign of Raul Ruiz found the Democrat up 6 points in his challenge to California Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R).
Daily Ad Track
Here is what cut through the clutter today: Massachusetts 6 This is, perhaps, the best ad of the entire cycle from former state Senate Minority Leader Richard Tisei (R).
Barack Obama Puts Campaign on Hold; Mitt Romney Schedules ‘Storm Relief Events’
N.J., who has drawn praise for his personal involvement in disaster response efforts, said that while his city has seen significant damage, he expects New Jersey voters to make it to the polls on Nov. 6.
Poll Projects Heavy Latino Voter Turnout Despite Skepticism
A weekly tracking poll by ImpreMedia conducted Oct. 19-25 and released today found 87 percent of self-identified Latino voters plan to vote Nov. 6, compared with 37 percent when the news and information
Arbitrary List of Top 10 Weather Movies We Could Remember
v=7N8wkVA4_8s 6. “Beasts of the Southern Wild” (2012) Six-year-old Hushpuppy (Quvenzhané Wallis) and her southern Louisiana community get pummeled by a hurricane.
Candidates Set Aside Campaigning to Focus on Storm’s Effect
Early voting in places including Maryland was canceled today, and the outlook for Nov. 6 voting along the East Coast was clouded.
An Electoral Tie Could Bind the Senate
Unless an unanticipated tidal wave arises Nov. 6 on behalf of Democrats in House races, Republican Mitt Romney stands to win, largely because the system would work to the advantage of smaller, rural states
Rhode Island: GOP Poll Shows Brendan Doherty Leading David Cilcilline
David Cicilline (D) by 6 points in the hard fought and bitterly nasty race for Rhode Island’s 1st Congressional district.
Trade Commission Scores Tariff Proposals That Would Benefit Mike Fitzpatrick Donors
For many of the chemicals the company imports, there is a 6 percent to 7 percent duty, which Fitzpatrick’s bills would temporarily suspend.
DSCC Outraises NRSC in Pre-General Fundraising Period
The National Republican Senatorial Committee raised $6 million during the same period, including about $800,000 from a joint fundraising committee with GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Indiana: Mourdock’s Post-Debate Poll Shows Tied Race
A libertarian candidate, Andrew Horning, received 6 percent in the poll. Four percent of voters said they were undecided.
Harry Reid Taken to Hospital After Multi-Car Accident
Updated 6:37 p.m.
The Sandy Effect on the Elections
Updated 6:03 p.m. | Hurricane Sandy looks to pose a serious threat to life and property in the eastern United States, but the storm’s timing means it is also likely to have an effect on the last week of
Indiana: DSCC Ad Hits Richard Mourdock on Controversial Comments
Updated 6:18 p.m. | The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee today released a hard-hitting response ad to Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock’s controversial comment that pregnancies resulting from
DCCC Outraises NRCC in Pre-General FEC Report
Democrats are likely to net a handful of seats on Nov. 6, but the House is just about certain to remain in Republican control in the 113th Congress, no matter how much is spent by either committee
Libya Hearing Set by Senate Intelligence Panel
The Senate plans to return to business the week of Nov. 12 after the Nov. 6 election.
Connecticut: NRCC Poll Shows Andrew Roraback Up Over Elizabeth Esty
Elizabeth Esty (D) by 6 points in Connecticut’s 5th district, according to a National Republican Congressional Committee poll conducted earlier this week.
House Majority PAC Launches Three New Ads
The ad, backed by $125,000 from today through Nov. 6 on broadcast television in the Paducah, Ky., media market, paints Plummer as someone who “praises” a plan that would “end Medicare.”