Flake Asks OCE for PMA Files
Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) said Tuesday he will ask the Office of Congressional Ethics to disclose more than 200,000 documents from its investigation of the PMA Group, a day after the House ethics committee
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GOP Leaving No Footprint in Hawaii
The National Republican Congressional Committee has reported no independent expenditures in the race so far, while the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has spent $231,000 on third-party
House to Vote on Puerto Rico’s Status
But for the first time in decades, Puerto Rico’s governor, Congressional Delegate and Legislature are all on the same page.
If It’s Coats Vs. Ellsworth, Weigh the Baggage
A Rasmussen Reports poll taken April 13-14 gave Coats a 54 percent to 33 percent lead over Ellsworth.
Cable Company Assembles Comcastic Team
Lobbying disclosure law does not require companies or groups to report expenditures for preparation for Congressional hearings or required federal agency submissions.
Lawmakers Fail to Disclose PAC Ties
requiring Members to disclose their ties to political action committees, at least 10 sitting lawmakers have failed to do so, according to a CQ MoneyLine study of Federal Election Commission disclosure reports
Hoyer Calls for Mandatory Training on Workplace Rights
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Wednesday called for new mandatory training for both Members and aides on workplace rights and protections, in response to news reports last week that
OCE Reports 23 New Inquiries So Far This Year
The Office of Congressional Ethics reported Tuesday that it has opened 48 inquiries to date in the 111th Congress, meaning the office has reviewed the actions of about 11 percent of the House membership
Editorial: CODEL Disclosure
When a Congressional committee holds a field hearing in the United States or a Member and staff go to a conference or make a domestic inspection trip, the travel costs are paid for out of the annual
Endorsement Watch: DeMint Backs Stutzman; Cantor Goes for Rubio
Two noteworthy Congressional endorsements were announced Tuesday morning in a pair of closely watched open-seat Senate races in Indiana and Florida. Sen.
NRCC Sends Crew to Collect Dues
With the blessing of National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (Texas), Reps.
Both Parties See Positive Signs in New Finance Reports
Both Democratic and Republican strategists found much to like in the first-quarter reports, which cover the first three months of the year.
Inquiries Into Massa in No Rush
The initial volley of facts that we see in reporting or in the FEC reports may not disclose the full picture,” McGinley said.
Visclosky Reports More Legal Fees
Peter Visclosky (D-Ind.) spent another $21,000 on legal bills in the first quarter of 2010, both for himself and former aides, according to campaign finance reports.
Pelosi Launches Diversity Initiative
The House Administration Committee will coordinate the effort, with the help of an advisory council that will include members of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, the Congressional Black
House Lays Out Diversity Program
House officials will develop a résumé bank, create educational resources for Member offices and require legislative branch agencies to write reports on the state of their diversity.
Members Fly Free Abroad
When a Congressional committee holds a field hearing in Wisconsin or a Member of Congress flies to a conference in Arkansas with a few staff members, those travel costs are paid for out of the annual
Is There Any Merit to the C Street Ethics Complaints?
In accordance with House and Senate rules, the complaint against the Senators was filed with the Senate Ethics Committee, and the complaint against the Representatives was filed with the Office of Congressional
Michigan Race Is Test of Loyalties
Fred Upton (Mich.), a regional representative for the National Republican Congressional Committee, likewise expressed confidence that the race would be among the most hotly contested in the country regardless
Pelosi Presses Her Caucus to Pay Dues
The National Republican Congressional Committee received more than $2.3 million in Member transfers in January and February, while the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee saw just less than