Menendez Rises, Shines
By 6:15 p.m., heÂ’s back in the car and overstuffing it with staffers to get them all into the Pepsi Center for ClintonÂ’s anticipated speech.
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Convention Daybook: Events for Wednesday
.-6 p.m.; DPAC 1000 14th St., Denver; Contact unavailable New Energy Station City and County of Denver and ReDirect Guides; Free, open to the public. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; DPAC, Galleria and Sculpture
Carney-Hackett in Tight Pa. Race, Poll Shows
But 30 percent were neutral and 6 percent said they had no opinion.
Convention Daybook: Events for Tuesday
Fielder, jfielder@uschamber.com or 202-463-5682 New Energy Station City and County of Denver and ReDirect Guides; Free, open to the public. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; DPAC, Galleria and Sculpture Park, 1000
Convention Daybook: Events for Monday
.-6 p.m.; Air Forest City Park, Denver; Contact unavailable Gospel Hill Brunch The Creative Coalition. 9-11 a.m.; Mezcal Restaurant, 3230 E.
Convention Daybook: Events for Sunday
.-6 p.m.; City Park Flower Garden; Contact unavailable ArtDistrict on Santa Fe ArtDistrict on Santa Fe; Open to the public. 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Santa Fe Dr. between 4th Ave. and 12th Ave., Denver;
Florida Primaries to Set Up November Battles
ValecheÂ’s campaign had raked in nearly $1.1 million as of Aug. 6, roughly half of which came out of his own pocket.
Independent Poll Has Minnesota Race Very Close
Franken, who is the endorsed candidate of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party but still faces a minimal primary challenge on Sept. 6, battled months of bad headlines because of controversies over his past
When to Choose: VP Pick Has Varied History
Kerry chose the North Carolina Senator on July 6, 20 days before the Democratic convention.
Denver Firms Polish the Brass for VIP Visitors
Qwest, a telecommunications firm, has pledged up to $6 million in voice and data services for the convention.
With Vast Agenda, Obama Must Name His Priorities
And on top of all that, Obama wants to increase education spending by $18 billion a year, spend $6 billion more on infrastructure (an amount Congress will want to increase), $20 billion to help homeowners
CongressNow: NAFTA Faces Scrutiny Under Obama
The U.S. economy has shed jobs for seven straight months, and the recovery since the 2001 recession has produced 6 million jobs — a paltry sum compared to the 22 million created after the economic downturn
NRCC Outraises DCCC by $3 Million in July
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee took in $6 million during the period — roughly one-third less than Republicans — primarily from individuals and frequently in small-dollar donations.
FEC Starts Digging Through Backlog
Despite concerns of some commissioners, the bipartisan panel unanimously agreed, 6-0, with FEC lawyers that McCain did not break the law late last year by taking out a bank loan to keep his then-struggling
Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones Dies
Medical doctors and neurosurgeons from Huron Hospital and Cleveland Clinic sadly report that at 6:12 p.m. Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones died,” said a statement from the hospital and family.
Summer Polling Often a Poor Predictor
John Hostettler (R) and Mike Sodrel (R) trailed by 4 and 6 points, respectively, in nonpartisan polling taken in early September. Two months later, Hostettler lost by 22 points and Sodrel by 5.
Eleven House Challengers Had Cash Edge — But Only Some Are Hot Contenders
Dave Reichert, $928,000 (through July 30) six candidates are running Florida’s 24th District (East central — Orlando suburbs, part of Space Coast) Democrat: Suzanne Kosmas, $836,000 (as of Aug. 6)
Reid Tapped for Prime-Time Speech
Reid, who is finishing up his first two years as the Senate Majority Leader, will address convention goers at 6 p.m. MST, or 8 p.m. EST. He will speak in advance of Sen.
Poll: Goode in Good Shape for Now
Only 6 percent of Republicans said they favored Perriello. The survey of 615 likely voters in the district was conducted Wednesday and had a 4-point margin of error.
Alaska’s Young in Statistical Tie Two Weeks Out
The poll of 300 likely voters was taken Aug. 5 and had a 6-point margin of error. The Club for Growth has endorsed Parnell, as has Gov. Sarah Palin (R).