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Target: Lone Star State Democrats
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) resigned in January.
SOUTHWEST: Oklahoma Senate Race Leads List of Big Changes Afoot in a Region Made Volatile by Redistricting
Bob Stump (R), who later died. The supposed frontrunners in that race were Stump Chief of Staff Lisa Atkins (R) and Peoria Mayor John Keegan (R).
Runoffs Produce Foes for Edwards, Sandlin
Arlene Wohlgemuth (R) is set to challenge Rep. Chet Edwards (D) after defeating former Waco school board member Dot Snyder (R) last Tuesday.
McCaul’s Victory Highlights Texas Runoff Results
In the East Texas 1st district, former state District Judge Louie Gohmert (R) defeated 2002 4th district nominee John Graves (R) 57 percent to 43 percent.
What a Ride
Thank you as well to Roll Call’s longtime publisher, Laurie Battaglia-Skinker, who has been an outstanding leader but an even better friend; Executive Editor Morton M.
Texas House Primaries, Part Two
The runoff battleground looks to be Brazos County, which includes College Station, the home of the Texas A&M Aggies.
WISCONSIN: Three Republicans Boast of Shared PAC Backing
Margaret Farrow (R) signed on as his campaign committee chairwoman in October 2003.
Man and Machine
Peter Fitzgerald (R), has staked his campaign on support from the party’s establishment and his organization’s ability to turn out those loyalists in the March 16 primary.
What a Month
Joe Barton (R-Texas) got the gavel, and now he’s gotten the girl.
No Room in 2004 for the ‘Kerry Rule’ on Political Records
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.): “When you have a 32-year history of voting to cut defense programs and cut defense systems, folks in Georgia are going to look beyond what he says and look at his voting record
LOUISIANA: Poll Finds 2 Democrats Splitting Senate Vote
The spat prompted a response Wednesday from another GOP Senate hopeful, who said there isn’t a lot of difference between what he termed the “M&M Brothers.”
GOP’s Texas Makeover Well Under Way
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R) or Gov. Rick Perry (R) in 2006. Rep.
GOP’s Texas Makeover Well Under Way
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R) or Gov. Rick Perry (R) in 2006. Rep.
Supreme Court Upholds Soft-Money Ban
Christopher Shays (R-Conn.) and Sens.
FLORIDA: McCollum Wastes No Time Attacking Martinez
Rick Perry (R) and Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (R).
Filibuster Saga
George Voinovich (R-Ohio), to his credit, reintroduced similar legislation in this session, but it too may suffer the same fate.
Doubting Thomas
The difficult chairman was listed as “Former Representative William M.
The Landrieus of Louisiana
She is the oldest of Moon and Verna Landrieu’s nine children — each of whom has a name that begins with the letter “M.” At 43, Mitch Landrieu is almost five years younger than his sister the Senator.
The Roll Call 50 Richest: Gainers and Losers
Chris Cannon (R-Utah) was also punted this year.