Pondering the Ultimate Crusade
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has met with all three candidates in recent days — Morrison traveled to Washington, D.C., late last week — in an attempt to divine who would have the
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House Democratic Frosh Show Fundraising Skill
during the first quarter of 2005, but a handful of them are showing significant fundraising prowess needed to ensure their re-election bids in 2006, according to the latest Federal Election Commission reports
Ethics Logjam Rolls On
Doc Hastings (R-Wash.), chairman of the ethics committee.
Lamm Joins Increasingly Crowded House Race
Published reports have estimated that the group’s members pitched in almost $833,000 in less than three days to aid Byrd’s re-election.
Most Likely to Be Ostracized
“It makes me wonder why [Shays] even bothers coming to the Conference meetings when he could be spending that time doing what he loves most — preening before the TV cameras and doing the [Democratic Congressional
Race to Replace Green in Wisconsin Gets Its First Democrat
— Chris Cillizza CALIFORNIA Reports: Redistricting Reform May Be Delayed Gov.
Quiet N.J. Senate Race Intensifies
Jon Corzine (D-N.J.) will be elected governor in November, the public and private maneuvering to succeed him has recently intensified within the Garden State’s Congressional delegation.
For Republicans, There Isn’t Much Time to DeLay
Last year, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and some Democratic House candidates tried to interject House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) into competitive races around the country.
Burns Won’t Duck Tribal Controversy
Margo Rushing, Burns’ office manager, voluntarily spoke to Ethics Committee staffers recently, according to Burns.
Reid, Pelosi Challenge Bush
[IMGCAP(1)] In an April 4 letter, Reid and Pelosi cited reports that administration and local officials have ejected audience members suspected of opposing the president’s Social Security overhaul
GOP Scoffs at Charges
Blunt said support for DeLay among House Republicans remains solid, despite continued reports that foreign trips taken by DeLay may have been underwritten by corporate interests at the behest of
GOP Waits for Top Bean Challenger
State GOP Chairman Andy McKenna was on Capitol Hill in early March and discussed the race with National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.) and members of the state’s
Travel Costs Artificially Low
The data compiled by PoliticalMoneyLine, a nonpartisan for-profit Web site that tracks money in politics, comprises more than a decade’s worth of travel disclosure reports, which committee chairmen
Kerry Pledges $1M to DCCC
Kerry cut the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee a check on Thursday, boosting the DCCC’s war chest on the day before the first-quarter fundraising books closed.
Bush Seeks to Rally Hill GOP
Congressional Democrats, for their part, are unlikely to let the Republican PR campaign go unanswered and uncriticized.
FEC Pushes E-Disclosure For Senate
“Presidential candidates, House candidates, every political action committee and even the Senators’ own leadership PACs have to report electronically” when they raise funds above a certain threshold
Burns Goes on Offense Against Ethics Charge
for lobbying services between 2000 and 2003, and gave at least $9 million more to Michael Scanlon, a Republican public relations expert who worked closely with Abramoff, according to federal lobbying reports
Making Hay of DeLay?
At Tuesday’s lunch gathering of party leaders, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Rahm Emanuel (Ill.) pledged “to go after every ethically challenged Republican out there,” according
Hilleary Is Fourth GOPer to Enter ’06 Senate Race
— Nicole Duran NATIONAL NRCC Haul: $8 Million From Dinner With Bush The National Republican Congressional Committee expected to rake in more than $8 million at its annual spring dinner
Abramoff Hosted ’03 Fundraiser for Vitter
The Coushattas provided financial backing to a Louisiana organization called the Committee Against Gambling Expansion.