Pryor Can’t Escape 2010 Comparison
That’s when his home-state colleague, Democrat Blanche Lincoln, lost her bid for a third term by 21 points to then-Rep. John Boozman, a Republican.
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Jungle Primary Angst for California Democratic Consultants | Shop Talk
At issue is the involvement of Democratic consultants in two 2012 Democrat-vs.-Democrat California Assembly general-election campaigns.
Last-Minute Activity in SC-01, NRA Gives to Mark Sanford
The Independent Women’s Voice reported spending $91,985 on May 2-3 for independent expenditures opposing Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the South Carolina May 7 special election.
Tim Scott, More Republicans Come to Mark Sanford’s Aid #SC01
National Right to Life PAC invested almost $6,000 in mail for Sanford last week.
Daylin Leach Talks Marijuana, Progressive Politics and Rock #PA13 | The Candidate
Daylin Leach, a Democrat. The other candidates: State Rep. Brendan Boyle and Valerie A. Arkoosh, a medical professor at the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, former Rep.
Remainders: Big-Sky Dreams
Earlier this year, conflicting interests split Kevin Mack’s longtime partnership with Jim Crounse and the direct-mail firm Mack|Crounse Group.
Rothenberg: The Most Vulnerable House Incumbent(s) of 2014
The congressman received considerable help from the National Association of Realtors, which spent heavily on mail and cable TV ads.
Ryan’s Speech to Anti-Abortion Group Offers 2016 Clues
Last year, he lost to a Democrat who today is another down-the-line, pro-choice stalwart in the House. Dold was an ally of our cause. We need to work with others like him.
Ryan’s Speech to Anti-Abortion Group Offers 2016 Clues
Last year, he lost to a Democrat who today is another down-the-line, pro-choice stalwart in the House. Dold was an ally of our cause. We need to work with others like him.
Hawaii: Schatz’s Fundraising Sends Message to Potential Primary Foes
The Democrat, appointed Dec. 26 to replace the late Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, announced on Thursday he raised more than $1.1 million in the first three months of this year.
Conflicting Interests Split Top Democratic Firm
In October, brass-knuckled mail pieces circulated in two Democrat-vs.
Shop Talk: Who’s Behind the Draft PAC for Hillary Rodham Clinton?
Zody ran unopposed for the spot, with backing from the state’s top Democrat, Sen. Joe Donnelly.
Issa Works Toward Oversight Legacy
Despite the heated conflict of the past two years, the California Republican has brokered something of a truce with his combative foil, Maryland Democrat Elijah E.
Rothenberg: Bloomberg’s Much Ado About Nothing Much
The seat is open because Democrat Jesse L. Jackson Jr. resigned. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s super PAC, Independence USA, spent $2.5 million against the candidacy of former Rep.
Ex-Rep. Jackson Faces Up to 57 Months in Jail for Diverting Campaign Cash
Jackson is expected to plead guilty to conspiracy, making false statements, and mail and wire fraud.
Obama’s Sweeping Gun Agenda Met With Cool Republican Response
Exactly half of the Democrat-led Senate has “A-minus” or higher ratings from the NRA and would not easily vote for legislative proposals that the organization is expected to strongly oppose.
GOP Consultants Seek to Regain Control
these tea-party-affiliated groups, this Republican strategist and others who think similarly (prioritizing winning over ideological purity) argue that a Republican will always be more conservative than a Democrat
Congress Unlikely to Embrace New Gun Laws Following Connecticut Shooting
Lowey, a New York Democrat who will be the ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee next year, also called for limiting access to firearms.
Reporters to Dem Flacks: Don’t Do It
Several Democratic communication directors and press secretaries were working hard on their private Democrat press listerv today.
California Republicans Optimistic About ’14 Chances
It was responsible for more than 4 million voter contacts statewide and spent $2.4 million on mail as part of its get-out-the-vote effort, according to a source directly involved.