DCCC With $12 Million Debt After Midterms
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee ended the midterm election cycle $12 million in debt, $3.2 million more than its Republican counterpart.
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NRCC Ending 2014 With $8.8 Million Debt
The National Republican Congressional Committee will report ending the 2014 election cycle with an $8.8 million debt, according to figures released by the committee.
Senator: Obama Immigration Move Could Hurt Full-Year Pentagon Spending Bill
Defense News reports that “President Obama’s end-run around lawmakers on immigration could derail hopes for a measure that would fund the federal government — including the Pentagon — through September
The Survivor: How Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick Held On
Always a Top Target National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden has photos of his top seven targets hanging in his office.
The Survivor: How Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick Held On
Always a Top Target National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden has photos of his top seven targets hanging in his office.
5 House Members Leave Congress With Open Ethics Reviews
One year later, the National Republican Congressional Committee hit the airwaves with a 30-second ad reminding voters that congressional ethics investigators and the FBI had both looked into the incumbent
5 House Members Leave Congress With Open Ethics Reviews
One year later, the National Republican Congressional Committee hit the airwaves with a 30-second ad reminding voters that congressional ethics investigators and the FBI had both looked into the incumbent
Steve Stockman, Three Aides Subpoenaed in District Court
In a scathing report made public in June, the Office of Congressional Ethics said Stockman may have violated federal law and House rules when he accepted campaign donations from two of his congressional
‘Big Four’ to Get Busy Settling Differences on Defense Bills in Lame-Duck Session
“You’ve got to get the best deal you can get because the primary objective is getting a bill,” a congressional source tracking the legislation said this week.
After GOP Wave, Williams Won’t Challenge Walden for NRCC
With House Republicans winning their largest majority since 1929, the posturing to challenge National Republican Congressional Committee Greg Walden may be over.
Tim Bishop in Political Peril — Again
Parties and groups have made nearly $8.7 million in independent expenditures for the race, according to online reports from the Federal Election Commission.
McCarthy Offers Glimpse of GOP’s 2015 Priority: ‘Government Reform’
To be successful, we need every member and every committee to participate in this grand and ongoing project of government reform.
McCarthy Offers Glimpse of GOP’s 2015 Priority: ‘Government Reform’
To be successful, we need every member and every committee to participate in this grand and ongoing project of government reform.
The 9 Biggest Candidate Flameouts
They are the congressional hopefuls who just didn’t live up to their hype.
The 9 Biggest Candidate Flameouts
They are the congressional hopefuls who just didn’t live up to their hype.
Pelosi to Democrats: Pay Up
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel urged senior House Democrats Thursday to reinforce the House political arm’s financial position
Pelosi to Democrats: Pay Up
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel urged senior House Democrats Thursday to reinforce the House political
Grassley Aide Attempts to Parlay His Boss’s Popularity in House Race
Third-quarter fundraising reports, due Oct. 15, will better show the Young campaign’s financial position for the final weeks of the race.
In Defense of Political Email | Commentary
It is certainly not a new phenomenon, and yet with each campaign fundraising deadline we are treated to another round of seemingly aghast reports with tongue-in-cheek headlines designed to
House Caucus Rules Could Change for 114th Congress
The 50-page list of congressional member organizations maintained by the House Administration Committee lists staff contacts for each caucus, with a parenthetical reference to which member they