2012 Starts at CPAC
“CPAC is about more than just the folks in the ballroom,” Republican consultant Kevin Madden said.
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Blunt a Key Player With Unique Relations
“He’s very experienced,” said Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (Ariz.), who has appointed Blunt to serve on the Republican Whip team.
Redistricting Advantage in Illinois Keeps Democrats in Play
Illinois is expected to lose another seat to reapportionment after the 2010 census, and Pat Brady, chairman of the Illinois Republican Party, said he expects Springfield Democrats to draw a partisan
Hare Symbolic of Cycle for Democrats
That November, he defeated Evans’ 2004 Republican opponent, broadcaster Andrea Zinga, with 57 percent of the vote.
The 50 Richest Members of Congress
) $19.37 million The California Republican bulked up his minimum net worth by more than 46 percent with a half-dozen real estate investments at a combined value of at least $8 million.
Durbin Is Back on the Trail for Giannoulias
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Demonstrating the high stakes in Illinois’ open Senate race, Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Wednesday joined Democratic candidate Alexi Giannoulias in a downstate tour
Skelton Faces Biggest Ballot Box Test Yet
Hartzler is likely to bring the full force of national Republican support into the race.
Midwest D-Day: Kansas Senate Tops Balloting
7th district Republican primary Freshman Rep.
Plains: Kansas Is Hotbed of Activity in the Heartland
7th district Incumbent: Roy Blunt (R) is running for Senate Outlook: Safe Republican The GOP primary is the operative election in this southwestern, Springfield-area district, which often votes
DSCC Makes $567,000 Ad Buy in Massachusetts
In fresh signal of Democratic nervousness about the race, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has made a $567,000 ad buy in the race, in Boston and Springfield markets, the first independent
Coakley Allies Try to Avoid Mass. Disaster
$500,000 in in-kind contributions to the Coakley campaign and the state Democratic Party, while the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has spent more than $500,000 on an ad buy in the Boston and Springfield
Another Missouri Republican Running For Rep.
Add another candidate to the bulging roster of Republican candidates running for the southwestern Missouri district Rep. Roy Blunt (R) is leaving open to run for the Senate.
Heard on the Hill: State of the Art
Sherrod Brown (Ohio), Jack Reed (R.I.) and Claire McCaskill (Mo.) highlighted their hometowns, while Republican Sen. James Risch (Idaho) showcased nearly 20 landmarks. Democratic Sen.
Plains: Home to Full Range of Political Activity
Long hails from Springfield, the district’s population center, and leads the GOP field with $452,000 in receipts through the end of September.
West: Veterans in Both Parties Find Themselves Targeted
The district, however, usually leans Republican.
Some House Recruits Have Yet to Measure Up to Hype
This spring, Springfield, Ore., Mayor Sid Leiken was touted as one of a handful of top recruits by the National Republican Congressional Committee. By challenging Rep.
Bipartisan Group of Members Hosts Health Care Town Hall in Philadelphia
Joe Sestak (Pa.), Chaka Fattah (Pa.), John Adler (N.J.) and Robert Brady (Pa.) joined Republican Reps. Mike Castle (Del.) and Jim Gerlach (Pa.). Former Rep.
House Democrats Flush With Early Cash
Jim Himes (Conn.), who raised more than $500,000 in the second quarter and currently does not have a Republican opponent. Fellow Democratic Reps.
Politics & Poker: Eternal Primary Debate — Are They Good or Bad?
No primary, no Obama — he’d be stuck in Springfield, or teaching full time, or settling uneasily into a gig at a Chicago law firm, instead of leader of the free world.
Heard on the Hill: A Close Shave
From his always-perfect coiffure to immaculate tailoring (he even makes an otherwise-goofy seersucker suit look stylish), the Mississippi Republican is one snazzy guy.