Indiana: Carson Airs First TV Ad for the Special Election
According to local news reports, Bayh also is set to endorse Carson. Carson will face state Rep. Jon Elrod (R) in the special election scheduled for March 11.
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Ex-NRCC Staffer Probed by FBI Severs Ties With Consulting Firm
Ward has been identified as a target of an FBI investigation into fraudulent activity at the National Republican Congressional Committee that is alleged to have taken place when he served as NRCC
Pennsylvania: Hart Goes Negative in First TV Spot of Cycle
“Former Congresswoman Hart obviously didn’t get the message when voters fired her last cycle,” Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokeswoman Carrie James said.
GOP Candidates Nix Consultant
Republican Congressional Committee.
Obama Gives $300K to Other Races
Year-end fundraising reports filed last week showed that Obama stopped donating to candidates in October.
Lott Slowly Dispersing His Campaign Surplus
Trent Lott’s (R-Miss.) million-dollar war chest should be sufficient to keep his name on the speed-dial of Republican Congressional candidates, campaign committees and the eventual GOP presidential nominee
Incumbents Work to Offset NRSC’s Deficit
Despite losing the battle for Congressional campaign cash, the Republicans continued to maintain a strong lead over the Democrats on the national committee front, and point to their cash and fundraising
Targeted House Democrats Roll in Cash
But the relative strength of these Democrats — most of whom are freshmen — has emboldened the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to focus much of its attention and resources on winning Republican
A Shift in Corporate PAC Giving in 2007
early review of year-end Federal Election Commission reports that represent 70 percent of the 2007 total.
A Swap for Wamp on Appropriations
The committee also is likely to focus on much-needed maintenance of House office buildings, Wasserman Schultz said, as well as follow up on a number of reports on specific topics due this year from
Davis Officially Announces Sabbatical-Like Exit
and served for two cycles as chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Washington’s Mardi Gras: How Kosher Is It?
“The question for the delegation is with the new rules coming forth, is past ethics committee guidance still accurate?” said one staffer for a Pelican State lawmaker.
Pulled Punches
upon, and detailing by Members in the Congressional Record of the purpose behind the earmarks they secure.
SEIU Flexes Muscle
But the Republican National Committee may have the resources to stave off the labor union’s assault.
Watchdog, Donors Share Common Foes
In February 2006, CREW asked the Senate Finance Committee to investigate the Center for Union Facts, an anti-union group, and its sister organization, the Center for Consumer Freedom, which CREW
DCCC Adds Variety to Its Leadership Roster
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is set today to reveal an expanded leadership team, including the Members who will run the key “Red to Blue” and “Frontline” fundraising programs.
GOP Gets Bee Team In Arizona
But Giffords will have significantly more money behind her than Bee, courtesy of her own war chest and those of the Arizona Democratic Party and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
‘Bridges to Nowhere’ Are No More
Committee reports even put this information in chart format. Now out in the open, earmarking has fundamentally changed.
The Senate Returns; the Secret Service, Too
After all, the Capitol is a place frequented by dignitaries, presidents and royalty, and Congressional security officials have the drill down.
In 2008, Learning How to Live With New Rules
Ethics reforms topped the Congressional agenda in 2007, including earmark reforms, new lobby disclosure requirements and a proposal to overhaul the Congressional ethics process.