Combined Federal Campaign Aims High
new terrorist screening requirements for participating organizations, administrators of the Combined Federal Campaign in the District of Columbia aim to improve upon last year’s fundraising totals by 6
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Tis the Season to Eat Political
Each menu is paired with a wine from the candidates’ regions for an additional $6 a glass.
Hill Wades Into Voter Suppression
“These concerns are not unwarranted,” Larson said in a statement he entered into the Oct. 6 Congressional Record, which cited an instance in 2003 in Philadelphia where “voters in African-American
Election Prospects Rise and Fall in Final Weeks
Instead, Coburn slipped 5 or 6 points and bounced back, reflecting his fundamental populist appeal and the state’s Republican bent. And that’s got to be disturbing news for Carson’s team.
‘Haven to Home’ Debuts Today at Library
The 45-minute play can also be seen on Oct. 26, Nov. 2, Nov. 18 and Dec. 6. All shows are at 10:30 a.m.
Alexander Cuts Checks With Suit Looming
Alexander, who bolted the Democratic minority without warning on Aug. 6, reiterated last week his vow to heed all requests for refunds from his one-time allies.
Post-Debate Polls Give Both Bush, Kerry Some Good News
Instead of trailing by 3-6 points nationally, the Senator is either even or down by a point or two. Bush’s lead has evaporated and his momentum has disappeared.
So Far, the Debates Don’t Matter — Especially the Veeps’
Those two polls give him 2- and 6-point leads, respectively.
Studios Take Hit in Tax Bill
Since 1990, U.S. movie studios and Hollywood executives have contributed $42 million in political donations to Democrats, while giving just $6 million to the GOP, according to figures from the nonpartisan
There May Be Less Turnover in Governors’ Races
The takeover rate for governors even surpassed, by many times over, the takeover rate for state Houses (6 percent) and state Senates (17 percent).
For New Poet Laureate Kooser, Home Is Where the Art Is
Kooser will read a selection of his poems at 6:45 p.m. today at the Library of Congress’ James Madison Building’s Montpelier Room.
Higher Achievement Program Seeks Volunteers
They meet with the students once a week in HAP’s Neighborhood Achievement Centers from 6 to 8 p.m.
Hoyer Close to Suing Switcher
Alexander quietly switched his party affiliation Aug. 6, just hours before Louisiana’s filing deadline. “We haven’t gotten our money back and I’m angry about it,” Hoyer said.
‘Walk to School Week’ Stresses Health
Ward 6 Councilwoman Sharon Ambrose, National Park Service officers and horses, D.C.
A ‘Fantastic’ Career
“I know it’s not going to be easy because Republicans are outnumbered in the city of Alexandria 6-to-1, but I’m going to work hard to prove to people that I should be the sheriff of Alexandria,”
A Crack in the Facade at Fannie Mae?
The two, according to Baker, had been reluctant to agree to appear at a scheduled Oct. 6 hearing. Following the committee vote, Raines and Howard agreed to appear at Baker’s hearing.
While Illinois Senate Race Appears to Be a Rout, Wisconsin Senate Contest May Be Getting Closer
President Bush won the 2nd by 6 points in 2000, but he has been trailing Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) statewide in recent polls.
PLAINS: After Bush-Kerry, Thune-Daschle Is Main Event
Thune had brought in $6 million in just six months of fundraising. Daschle had $5.5 million in the bank; Thune had $3.9 million on hand.
Twenty Questions
6) Will the Hammer fall on the Texas Five?
Industry Ties May Hurt Swallow
An independent poll conducted Sept. 6-9 showed Swallow trailing Matheson by a surprising 31 points, 61 percent to 30 percent.