Plenty at Stake in Mississippi
As of Sunday, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee was approaching the $2 million mark in independent expenditures spent this year on a seat that, during Wicker’s seven terms, was safely
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Foreign Gifts Test Rules
In addition, Congressional aides speaking on background acknowledged Members’ offices also look to similar filings to determine an item’s worth.
Entitlement Triggers Abound Around Long-Term Deficits
More than two decades ago, former Congressional Budget Office Director Rudy Penner said this of proposals to attack the deficit with process changes: “The process is not the problem; the problem is the
DCCC Takes Another Whack at Freedom’s Watch
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is accusing Freedom’s Watch of failing to disclose more than $600,000 worth of television ads in Louisiana and Mississippi special elections.
Nation: Boehner, Leaders Setting Up Rump NRCC Group
The top Republican in the House has added an extra layer of leadership to help guide the party’s effort to pick up seats in November and support the beleaguered National Republican Congressional Committee
Kentucky Primary Avoiding Nastiness
Obama, the Democratic primary in Kentucky’s 2nd Congressional district looked like it would be pretty wild.
Club for Growth Garners More Respect
Correction Appended Saturday’s special election in Louisiana didn’t result in much good news for the National Republican Congressional Committee, but in the lead-up to that contest, Chairman
Nevada: Titus Has Democratic Field to Herself in 3rd
After Titus entered the race (with the strong support of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee), the only other Democrat who was running, wealthy businessman Andrew Martin, announced that he
23 More ADAPT Protesters Arrested in Russell
Congressional suite in the Russell Senate Office Building.
Protesters Blockade RNC, McCain’s Office
At least 21 people were arrested Tuesday during a protest that cut off access to GOP presidential candidate John McCain’s Senate office and Republican National Committee headquarters for most of the afternoon
GOP Holds Third ‘Regain Our Majority’ Fundraiser
A spokesman for Boehner’s political action committee said Member response to the event had been strong.
Louisiana: New Ads Hit Cazayoux, Paint Obama as Liberal
Don Cazayoux, the Democratic nominee in the 6th district special election, for his stance on health care and tax issues, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee stepped in to push back against
Nation: New Ads Hit GOPers on War, Bad Economy Link
DCCC Accuses NRCC of Illegal Ad Coordination The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee on Wednesday filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission accusing the National Republican
Legal Costs Drop
Defense attorneys played Maytag repairmen during this year’s first fundraising quarter, recent campaign finance records suggest, as billable hours for some once-lucrative Congressional clients ground to
Conyers Seeks Testimony on Torture From Bush Officials
“These reports, if true, represent a stain on our democracy. The American people deserve to hear directly from those involved.”
GAO Tells Congress It Needs 151 More Staffers
Now GAO officials are asking Congress to fund 151 new positions to help with steadily increasing Congressional requests and new responsibilities.
Ex-Ryan Aide Ready To Take Seat
Tom Lantos’ 12th district Congressional seat with 78 percent of the vote.
Profits on Sales Go Unreported
In most cases, the Congressional offices contacted by Roll Call offered the same response: We didn’t know it was an error because the ethics committee approved it.
Getting Warmer
Could springtime spell a thaw for the National Association of Home Builders’ frozen political action committee?
Nation: Cole Reports That NRCC Is Now Back in the Black
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) will tell his GOP colleagues today that the committee is debt-free for the first time in the 2008 election cycle.