Latest Poll Has Grim News for Fattah, Brady
Meanwhile, as chairman of Philadelphia’s Democratic Committee, Brady’s inability to crank out a huge showing for himself on primary day also will be somewhat surprising, if the polls are to be believed
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Calvert Picked for Vacant Approps Seat
Calvert was passed over previously for the post in 2006 when local news reports questioned his role in steering earmarks to California real estate in which he has a financial interest.
Citizens Don’t Need ‘Protection’ From Lobbying
Marty Meehan (D-Mass.) and Christopher Shays (R-Conn.), which the House Judiciary Committee is likely to vote on next week.
Pennsylvania: Latest Poll Has Grim News for Fattah, Brady
According to city campaign finance reports, Fattah took in $15,000 from colleagues, most of them members of the Congressional Black Caucus. Brady got a $2,000 contribution from Rep.
Open Congress
E-mail, THOMAS, electronic filing of campaign and lobbying reports and Web sites maintained by Members and Congressional committees all have transformed the way the public learns about and interacts with
Democrats: Abramoff Ties Make Feeney Vulnerable
After all, House Democrats say, Feeney is one of a few of Jack Abramoff’s Congressional cohorts still standing after a fabled 2003 golf trip to Scotland.
Union Vote Expected at GAO
“What they do in writing their reports and doing their studies is consistent with what they did with this campaign,” Shearon added.
Zachares’ Murky Path to the Hill
In February 1999, Young — then serving as chairman of the House Resources Committee with jurisdiction over the territories — led a Congressional delegation to Guam and the Marianas to discuss economic
Both Parties Prepare for Renzi Vacancy
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has opened a special fundraising account for Arizona’s 1st district and has begun raising money in the event that Renzi resigns from Congress.
Unions Get Their Say In Appropriations Hearing
The eclectic mix of witnesses scheduled to testify includes Saul Schniderman, president of the Library of Congress Professional Guild; Dennis Roth, president of the Congressional Research Employees
We’ll Always Have Paris
A TMZ publicist didn’t return calls seeking comment, and recent reports, including one in The Washington Post, indicate that the gossip site’s D.C. plans may be foundering.
DSCC Outpaces NRSC in Money Chase
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee raised almost double what its Republican counterpart did in the first quarter of the year, according to fundraising reports filed Friday.
GOP Learns Lesson on Ethics
“Our whole Conference is trying to demonstrate we’re taking these things seriously,” National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) said Friday.
Conversational Wisdom
HOH tipsters called in reports of funny-on-purpose Minnesota Senate hopeful Al Franken (D), who was spotted around the Capitol complex on Thursday. Franken, who’s seeking to unseat Sen.
Leaders Plan for CVC Governance
As one Senate staffer put it last week, Congressional leaders have “at long last” devised a governance plan for the new Capitol Visitor Center when it transitions from a construction project to a fully
FBI Raids Renzi Family Business; Congressman Leaves Intelligence Panel
Little is known about the inquiries into Renzi’s activities, but according to media reports the Justice Department has been running a two-track investigation into Renzi regarding a land deal, as
DCCC Fundraising Surges
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised $19 million in the first three months of the year and ended March with more than a $7 million cash-on-hand advantage over its Republican counterpart
Regula Issues Statement Saying He’ll Run Again
Regula, who won an 18th term in November, raised only $1,560 in the first three months of the year, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
Mystery as Disclosure Bill Is Held
Just days after Congressional campaigns had to file financial reports with the Federal Election Commission, the Senate put the brakes on a bill that would make its financial records more accessible.
House Tries to Unlock Lobby Reform
The proposal would require lobbyists to file quarterly reports disclosing not only their own contributions and the amounts raised at fundraising events they hosted, but also the total amount of checks