2012 Hopefuls Provide ’10 Boost for N.H. GOP
Mitt Romney, for example, has visited New Hampshire five times since April, headlining three fundraisers for the state GOP and another for the Republican state House political action committee.
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Defense Firms Stock Up on Hill Allies
Political giving by defense companies is on pace to hit record highs this election cycle, according to a CQ MoneyLine analysis of Federal Election Commission reports.
New England: Senate Democrats Confront Connecticut Headache
This is the type of seat that the GOP isn’t banking on playing in — neither Congressional campaign committee is expected to divert resources here — but hopes it could get lucky if the enthusiasm
South: GOP Eyes Realignment Gains in Tennessee, Arkansas
But the National Republican Congressional Committee has touted him and the polls continue to show him running strong against former Congressional aide Chad Causey.
Gingrey Backed Project for Consultant’s Client
That payment came one day after the Georgia Republican signed a letter to the Appropriations Committee requesting an earmark for the National Center for State Courts, which had recently hired Hunter as
O’Donnell Better Off With Castle on the Ballot
A Rasmussen Reports poll found that a Castle write-in bid could breathe new life into the candidacy of GOP nominee Christine O’Donnell, the tea-party-backed conservative pundit who has been widely
Heard on the Hill: Christine Who?
When President Barack Obama spoke before the Congressional Black Caucus conference on Sept. 18, he compared the upcoming midterm elections to driving, asking the crowd: “If you want your car to go
Nation: DCCC Moves $1.5 Million to State Parties
The respective party campaign committees filed their August fundraising reports Monday with the Federal Election Commission.
K Street Files: Yom Kippur Call Puts Jewish Donors on Hold
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (Texas) is raising money Thursday at the Capitol Hill Club for Ilario Pantano, an Iraq War veteran who is challenging Rep.
DCCC Outraised NRCC By $1.7 Million in August
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee outraised its Republican counterpart by about $1.7 million in August and maintained a hefty cash-on-hand lead heading into the final two months of the cycle
Nation: August Was Good to Democrats
Both the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee won the August fundraising battle with their GOP counterparts.
Revision Puts Teague at No. 12 on Richest Members List
Teague spokeswoman Kara Kelber said the lawmaker filed the amendment with the ethics committee following an audit of the company and its assets.
NRCC Ad Buy Strategy Takes Shape
New details are emerging about the specific targets of the National Republican Congressional Committee’s TV ad buys.
The 50 Richest Members of Congress
The way a Member reports an asset can likewise shift a lawmaker’s minimum net worth.
Sources: Cleaver Gunning to Lead CBC
Emanuel Cleaver appears to be quietly greasing the wheels for a bid to chair the Congressional Black Caucus in the next Congress.
Hoyer Expects Democrats to Lose Seats but Hold Majority
He pushed back against news reports that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has already made decisions about pulling financial support from specific races.
Outside Groups’ Campaign Expenditures Have Doubled
million on independent expenditures so far during this election, compared with less than $16.2 million at this time in the 2008 election, according to a CQ MoneyLine study of Federal Election Commission reports
Former NRCC Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Embezzling Funds
The former treasurer of the National Republican Congressional Committee pleaded guilty Friday to embezzling $845,000 from GOP campaign committees over a seven-year period, during which he transferred cash
Pomeroy Embraces Veteran Status, Not Party
So far, at least four Rasmussen Reports polls, including one in late June, have shown Berg narrowly ahead of Pomeroy, and many political prognosticators view the Congressman as the underdog.
Price, Campbell Acknowledge Ongoing Ethics Probe
Two House Republicans confirmed Tuesday that the Office of Congressional Ethics recommended that the House ethics committee further investigate fundraisers the Members held around the 2009 financial