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Included in that spending is a $425,000 television ad buy from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee appearing to be an attack on Gibbs by tying him to Trump but which could ultimately
Democrats Congressional Baseball Game, which is happening tonight, won’t be able to play next year because of retirements and the midterm elections, analyst Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
A disclosure dated Tuesday reports another $1,400 on television ad production costs.
Forty-seven Republicans voted for it, including National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Emmer, a handful of members facing competitive reelection campaigns — like Michigan Rep.
For this story, CQ Roll Call looked at totals for the second quarter of the year, which in many cases involved combining totals from the latest disclosures and reports filed before primaries this
Now a new assessment of congressional funding hikes for fiscal 2023 would be mandated in the NDAA that the House plans to pass Thursday.
CLF cash: Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, is reporting a $43.5 million haul for the second quarter, plus another $4 million in the
If the Rules Committee allows it, the House could consider an amendment by Democrat Gerald E.
Expect to see ads with vulnerable congressional Democrats shoulder-to-shoulder with Biden, blaming them for high inflation. And if they don’t show up, like Ryan?
ICYMI Red to Blue additions: The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee added two candidates to its Red to Blue program for candidates who meet certain benchmarks in races considered key to
Dan Lipinski, one of the last congressional Democrats to oppose abortion rights. She may finish out her current term but will not be in the next Congress when it convenes in January.
The allegations against Palazzo surfaced after a 2019 primary challenger noticed irregularities in his campaign finance reports and hired a private investigator, who turned his findings over to the
A: In the spring of 1991, I interned for the Republican Study Committee, so that was my first exposure on the Hill.
The allegations against Palazzo surfaced after a 2019 primary challenger noticed irregularities in his campaign finance reports and hired a private investigator, who turned his findings over to the
The House Ethics Committee is referring Guam Del. Michael F.Q.
David Trone, who the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee recently added to its Frontline program for potentially vulnerable incumbents.
He switched parties in 1994 and has chaired, over the years, the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee and the Senate Appropriations Committee, both prime fundraising perches.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC with ties to McCarthy, spent $450,000 to support Kiggans.
Their take on the situation: “Republicans and Democrats agree: No Democrat is safe in this environment,” said Mike Berg, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Bryson Morgan, an attorney at Caplin & Drysdale and former investigator for the Office of Congressional Ethics, said the Speech or Debate Clause poses a “tricky question” for prosecutors seeking