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Members Miss FEC Filings, Face Fines

The nine missing campaign finance reports — detailing who gave the Texas Democrat a quarter of his money during these years — were filed only after the FEC sent letters threatening to audit and fine

E-Mail Flap Puts Issa to the Test

House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Darrell Issa may have a bit more damage control to do before he can put this week’s e-mail controversy involving a senior aide behind him.

Lawsuits, Debts Plague Rep. Bobby Rush

According to public court records and media reports, the Illinois Democrat has been named in nearly two dozen lawsuits since the early 1980s, most recently disputes over his home mortgages

FEC Has Many Queries for Members

As the Texas Democrat raised and spent more than $5 million, he also racked up 63 notifications from the FEC since 2003 questioning his campaign finance reports.

Lugar’s GOP Challenger Emerges

Goldsmith ultimately lost the general election to Democrat Frank O’Bannon. The county chairmen aren’t the only supporters Mourdock is trying to rally.

Rep. Israel: Aim Is 25, but No Promises

Of a list of 11 targeted Blue Dog Democrats the NRCC shared with Roll Call last week, seven voted against the California Democrat for Minority Leader.

Dual Setbacks Surprise House GOP Leadership

“This is a significant defeat for the PATRIOT Act, because what you have here is a coalition of Democrats and Republicans who blocked this from happening,” the Ohio Democrat added.

GOP Sees Opportunity in Michigan Senate Race

Right now leaders ought to be working together to solve problems and create jobs, not already fighting over an election that is two years away,” spokesman Cullen Schwarz said in an e-mail.

Report: Ethics Investigating Meeks’ Finances

The newspaper, citing an unnamed source, reported the New York Democrat faces questions over his alleged failure to list at least one of his spouse’s sources of income, including her work for a public

Nonprofits Push Back Against Budget Cutters

Advocates are compiling lists of key projects in Congressional districts, firing off urgent e-mail alerts to their membership and planning lobbying days at the Capitol.

When Talk Radio Talks, Congress Listens

ideological movement within the political parties is much bigger than just the elected officials,” said Simon Rosenberg, a veteran of Bill Clinton’s White House who now leads the progressive group New Democrat

New Lines Complicate 2012 House Campaigns

Dennis Kucinich, a Democrat who represents part of Cleveland, summed up incumbents’ concerns in an e-mail to supporters. “The question will not be: Who is my opponent?