Porter Sticks With Causes
“I had to give up the subcommittee because of term limits,” he said of the six-year cap the Republican Conference put on committee chairmanships in 1995.
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The Gibbons Family Business
The Assemblywoman said her husband, now in his fourth term in the House, is enjoying his work as he moves up in seniority and gets better committee assignments.
Credit Union To Hold Election
The Wright Patman Congressional Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting and election May 21.
California’s Suit Against DCCC Leads to $80K Fine
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will pay the state of California an $80,000 fine after admitting it violated state campaign finance laws during the 2000 election cycle.
‘Boondoggle’
As Roll Call reports today, members of the House Appropriations subcommittee on the legislative branch learned only from the media last week that a contract for the final phase of the project had
Boehner Campaign Funds Stolen
Election Commission amending reports for the last three years.
The Big Show
“That’s going to be a battleground state for both parties,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Robert Matsui (Calif.). “We’re going to be heavily involved in Florida.”
Sullivan FEC Audit
The campaign also understated its receipts by $19,144, the FEC found, and the campaign committee subsequently amended its reports.
Cracks in Gephardt Support?
Spratt, assistant to the Minority Leader, Matsui, the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and Murtha are all considered powerhouses within the Caucus. Rep.
War Can’t Stop Money Chase
Trent Franks (R-Ariz.), a junior member of the Armed Services Committee.
DCCC Raises $7M
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $7 million between Jan. 1 and March 31, its largest ever hard-money take in the first quarter of a non-election year.
Graham Ready to Run
He has a highly regarded campaign manager in Paul Johnson, who served as executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee under former Sen.
Calls Fuel NRCC
Flexing its financial muscles and fueled in part by an innovative fundraising firm, the National Republican Congressional Committee raised better than $22 million in hard money during the first three months
Bain of Frist’s Existence
These first reports are critical to establishing an early lead among the field of potential candidates.”
NATION: Filing Deadline Near, Pelosi Goes on Attack
In a final push for crucial dollars before the March 31 deadline for campaign finance reports, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) sent out an e-mail appeal on behalf of the Democratic Congressional
Bush to Present Supplemental Request Monday Afternoon
Congressional leaders who have been clamoring for a war cost estimate will get one Monday afternoon when they meet with President Bush.
GOP Widens Money Lead
The Republican Senate and House campaign committees continued to stretch their financial edge over their Democratic counterparts in reports filed with the Federal Election Commission last week.
Moran’s Rental Issue
The Justice Department closed an inquiry into the matter in mid-2001 and the House ethics committee also eventually dropped the matter.
Trying to Set the Score Straight
The process begins today, when Holtz-Eakin appears at his first Congressional hearing, in this case before the Senate Special Committee on Aging.