OCE Sent Three Cases to Ethics Panel in Third Quarter
The Office of Congressional Ethics sent three new cases to the House Ethics Committee for further investigation in the third quarter, according to a report released Wednesday.
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The Phantom Commission
Congressional gamesmanship has hamstrung the commission by neither giving it necessary resources nor eliminating it outright.
Illinois: Democrats’ Redistricting Crown Jewel Not as Royal as Expected
At this single location, early voters wait an hour to cast ballots in one of three redrawn Congressional districts.
Ron Paul-Inspired Group Lobbies for Bill Prompted by Paul Reimbursements
The Liberty Committee, headed by former Paul aide David James, has launched a lobbying campaign for legislation to improve disclosure of Congressional office expenditures.
Tensions on Eisenhower Memorial Rising Again
The letter, accompanied by several photographs, reports the results of extensive testing done on the materials and structures the memorial would incorporate to determine whether the concept is sustainable
Congressional Leadership Fund Reports $8.7M on Hand
Congressional Leadership Fund reported raising $3.1 million Oct. 1-17, to close the period with $8.7 million in cash on hand.
Is New Hampshire in for a Divided Delegation?
Guinta consistently outraised her this cycle, according to disclosure reports. But in the third quarter, Shea Porter raised nearly $700,000 and almost achieved cash-on-hand parity with Guinta.
No Wave, but Sleeper Races Could Surprise
After reports surfaced this month about Tennessee Rep.
Holding Texas’ 14th District Might Be Challenge for the GOP
What is not clear is what has been happening since the reports were filed on Sept. 30.
Holding Texas’ 14th District Might Be Challenge for GOP
What is not clear is what has been happening since the reports were filed on Sept. 30.
California: NRCC On the Air for Mary Bono Mack
The National Republican Congressional Committee hit the airwaves this week on behalf of California Rep. Mary Bono Mack.
Challengers Outraise Vulnerable House Incumbents
New fundraising reports filed this week showed many of the most vulnerable House members were outraised by their opponent in the final quarter before Election Day.
Under Federal Scrutiny, Reports Say
Jesse Jackson Jr. could be implicated in a second federal investigation, according to reports today.
South Region Roundup
It’s the drumbeat of bad news reports about Rivera — one more over the top than the next — that gives Democrats hope.
Todd Akin Flubs Another Financial Disclosure, Amends 10 Years of Forms
Todd Akin has yet another problem – the candidate has once again run afoul of Congressional financial disclosure rules.
House Delays Financial Reporting Requirement in STOCK Act
The disclosure requirement, part of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, mandates that all federal employees paid at the senior staff rate of $119,553 must supply records, including spousal
Farm Bill Impasse Won’t Hurt Cotton Agreement with Brazil, Official Says
U.S. officials say stalled congressional action on a new farm bill should not unravel an agreement with Brazil that has kept the country from levying nearly $1 billion in retaliatory tariffs on American
Members Wonder When Office Break-In Cases Will Be Cracked
Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.), most of the stolen items appear to be personal mementos and Congressional memorabilia that could be sold online. Rep.
Triage Looms Over Campaigns
Tom Cole (Okla.), who oversaw a brutal cycle for House Republicans as National Republican Congressional Committee chairman in 2008. “The judgements that are called for?
Phone Company PAC Funds Campaigns Against Republicans With Customer Overpayments
The National Republican Congressional Committee and other GOP-aligned outside groups, including American Action Network, recently launched another round of advertising in defense of several of the