NRA Akin to Re-elect Safe GOP Congressman
Todd Akin (R). The Akin Shoot Out, set for the Prince George’s County Trap and Skeet Center in suburban Maryland, included a trap, skeet and sporting clays event followed by a luncheon.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
829 results for "M/R"
Ex-Rep. Schaffer Finally Makes Senate Bid Official
Scott McInnis (R) announced he intended to run for Senate, only to drop out of the race weeks after launching his exploratory committee.
Schipske Ships Out of Special House Election
Steve Horn (R) by just 1 point.
California: Schipske Ships Out of Special House Election
Steve Horn (R) by just 1 point.
Still Alive and Kicking?
Steve Largent (R-Okla.); David Rehr, who heads the National Association of Broadcasters; and former Rep.
Herseth’s Path to Another Term a Little Less Dusty
Public Utilities Commission Chairman Dusty Johnson (R) has decided against challenging Rep.
Dreier Refutes Report He Isn’t Fundraising
David Dreier’s (R) district, the Congressman was active on the fundraising front during the first quarter of this year — he just wasn’t raising much money for himself.
Pennsylvania: Latest Poll Has Grim News for Fattah, Brady
David Dreier’s (R) district, the Congressman was active on the fundraising front during the first quarter of this year — he just wasn’t raising much money for himself.
Frisco Kid Seeks Gold in Hall’s House District
Former Frisco Mayor Kathy Seei (R) announced last week she has opened an exploratory committee and is examining challenging Rep. Ralph Hall (R) in next year’s 4th district GOP primary.
Club for Growth Hits Ryun’s Primary Foe
The Club for Growth took a swipe at state Treasurer Lynn Jenkins (R), although it maintains this does not mean the organization has decided to back former Rep.
Nation: New Groups Want Iraq Issue to Influence Races
— David M. Drucker New Radio Ads Target Senators on Labor Vote A business coalition on Monday dropped another round of radio and television ads, this time targeting Democratic Sens.
In Relatively Safe Seat, McKeon Will Run Again
Howard McKeon (R), ranking member of the Education and Labor Committee, plans to seek re-election next year, his office confirmed Wednesday.
Simon Says: ’06 Nominee Wants a Second Chance
Rick Renzi (R) in last year’s race for the 1st district, has filed papers with the Federal Election Commission and is now an official candidate for 2008.
Lampson, Ex-Governor Ponder ’08 Senate Race
John Cornyn (R). In a brief interview this week, White, who is 67, didn’t dismiss the idea of running but indicated that a bid on his part was unlikely. “I haven’t asked my wife about it yet.
Councilwoman Enters Evolving Special Election
Steve Horn (R) by less than 1 percent. “It’s going to be an interesting scramble for everybody because this is [an eight-week] campaign,” Schipske said in a brief telephone interview.
Georgia: GOP Hopes Goddard Takes Flight vs. Marshall
Mac Collins (R). — Lauren W.
Sekula-Gibbs Raising Money for Return Bid
Shelley Sekula-Gibbs (R), who won a special election in November to fill out the remaining three weeks of ex-Rep.
Democrats Going Public With Plans for Open Seat
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) has set the date for the special election to replace Millender-McDonald for June 26.
California: Democrats Going Public With Plans for Open Seat
— David M. Drucker TEXAS Sekula-Gibbs Raising Money for Return Bid Former Rep.
Special Election Date
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) has set Aug. 21 as the date for the special election to replace Rep. Juanita Millender-McDonald (D-Calif.), who died April 22 after losing her battle with cancer.