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In the Senate, the AOC takes the lead, following directions from the Senate Rules and Administration Committee.
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Big Business Opens Up Deep Wallets to Sway Bills
Driving much of the activity is the ambitious Congressional agenda that includes potential reforms of the health care system, proposed regulation of financial companies, union organizing and climate
DCCC Outraises NRCC by 2 to 1 in September
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised twice as much as its GOP counterpart in September, raking in more than $7 million and ending the month with more than $14.7 million stockpiled for
NRCC Raises $3.4 Million in September
The National Republican Congressional Committee raised $3.4 million in September and will report having $4.3 million in cash on hand at the end of last month.
Democrats Show Strength in Open Seats
In GOP-held districts in Pennsylvania, Illinois and Delaware, Democrats have outpaced the Republican opposition through this year’s third quarter, according to an analysis of updated campaign finance reports
Road Map: A Lot of Work Remains for Lawmakers in 2009
Congressional Democrats are going to have to step up the pace a bit if they hope to do all those things they promised before the end of the year.
Democrat’s Lackluster Fundraising Draws Attention in Fla. Open Seat
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has been high on Polk County Supervisor of Elections Lori Edwards (D) in the open-seat contest in Florida’s 12th district, but that support might fade away
Wall Street Bounce Boosts Member Campaign Accounts
The recent surge on Wall Street has created a windfall for some Congressional campaigns that invested their political contributions in the stock market during the third quarter.The biggest beneficiary
Spending in New York Special Escalates
John McHugh (R-N.Y.), according to new filings with the Federal Election Commission.On Friday, the National Republican Congressional Committee dropped $102,000 for attack ads against the Democratic nominee
Police Rules on Privacy Tweaked
“While USCP does collect and handle [personally identifiable information] of Congressional Members and their staff, the department has not identified where PII is collected, maintained, processed
Obama Should Weigh In Now on Health Debate
Democratic leaders in each chamber are trying to reconcile their own bills, draft final versions, get them scored by the Congressional Budget Office and put them on the floor.
Democratic Leaders Resist GOP Pressure on Rangel
The amended reports filed in August indicate that in 2006, Rangel sold a personal residence in Florida, which did not require disclosure because it was not an income-generating property.
Shop Talk: Manchester Bound
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee regional press secretary Jessica Santillo announced last week that she is leaving the committee to be a press secretary at the Department of Health and Human
After Grayson Storm, GOP Looks to Settle on Candidate
“The reason that no one has joined the race against Congressman Grayson is because they know the Democratic Party and the [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee] will beat them to a pulp.—
Castle Enters Delaware Senate Race
Tom Davis, a former chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, said of Castle.
Castle Sets Up Big Battle in Tiny State
— A Rasmussen Reports poll conducted Sept. 30 suggests that a Castle-Biden race would be competitive: Castle had 47 percent and Biden had 42 percent.
Members of Congress Catch 72-Hour Bug From Constituents
H.Res. 554 would require that all bills, reports and conference reports be posted on the Internet at least 72 hours prior to consideration by the House.
Outside Groups Chastise Ethics Panel Over OCE Clash
Government reform advocates chastised the House ethics committee on Friday, asserting in a letter to House leaders that the panel acted inappropriately when it publicly challenged an Office of Congressional
Navigators Shifts Compass Toward Democrats
Tillotson, who was a vice president of the firm, joined Navigators after serving as senior vice president of Congressional affairs at the Export-Import Bank of the United States.
Heard on the Hill: What Happens in the RSC Stays in the RSC
Draw the velvet ropes — the Republican Study Committee meetings just got a little more exclusive.