NRCC Targets Donnelly With First IE Ad
p> “Joe Donnelly’s independence is reflected by his pro-life, pro-gun, anti-amnesty positions, as well as his opposition to cap-and-trade,” Donnelly campaign manager Mike Schmuhl said Monday in an e-mail
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Is Climate Ripe for GOP to Make Dent in Oregon?
In particular, local and national political observers are keeping an eye on two Democrat-held House districts: Rep. David Wu’s 1st district and freshman Rep. Kurt Schrader’s 5th district.
One-Seat Majority Is Democrats’ Bottom Line
The Maryland Democrat, in his second tour as DCCC chairman, said the party’s candidates are drawing contrasts with their Republican opponents, adding, “There will be a lot of variations on that theme
Field in Key Washington State Races Is Set
With more than half of the expected mail-in votes counted in the primary Tuesday night, Murray advanced to the general election with 46 percent of the vote and Rossi with 34 percent.
Arizona House Race Gets a Little Nasty’
No matter who wins the primary, Republicans in the district want someone who will stand up to Giffords, a fiscally conservative Blue Dog Democrat who Republicans say has changed her immigration stance
Smoot’s Charge: Hold at Least 50 Senate Seats
He was sent to manage Democrat Ginny Shrader’s campaign, but she was one of the first net-roots candidates who bridled at all things Washington, and the liberal blogosphere vehemently disagreed with how
House to Bring in Big-Screen TVs for Tuesday’s Vote
The Architect of the Capitol had already started construction to update the House chamber’s voting board when the California Democrat announced that Representatives would be called back from recess.
K Street Files: Insiders Float Names to Run Lobby Groups
ABA spokesman Peter Garuccio said in an e-mail that the search process is under way, but he declined to comment on specific candidates.
Investigators Accuse Rangel of Misleading Public During Probe
Charlie Rangel (N.Y.) was charged with 13 counts of violating House rules and federal laws Thursday, a House ethics investigative subcommittee mocked the senior Democrat for making “misleading” comments
Rangel Attorneys Lobbied Ethics Panel to Dismiss Charges
Charlie Rangel unsuccessfully lobbied a House ethics investigative subcommittee in June to dismiss 13 charges of wrongdoing by the New York Democrat, according to documents released by the ethics committee
Heard on the Hill: Casual Tuesday?
Mark Warner among the cool kids — the Virginia Democrat now owns an iPad.
Democrats Arm Members for Message Wars
“Democrats understand that a strong manufacturing industry is integral to America’s economic strength,” the Maryland Democrat said.
Heard on the Hill: ESPN’s Andrews Switches to the C-SPAN Circuit
But Krueger’s time working for Ney isn’t mentioned in the e-mail offering him for an interview, nor is it listed in his company bio on Concept Capital’s website.
Lame-Duck Burris Makes Plea for K Street Cash
The Illinois Democrat, who replaced President Barack Obama in the Senate, is holding a “Chicago-style birthday reception” next week at the International Brotherhood of Teamsters headquarters to help
Kentucky: Democratic Heavies Lead New Issue Group
Horne, a Democrat who ran unsuccessfully for the House in 2006 and briefly ran for the Senate in 2008, has assembled a team of top Democratic strategists to make the TV and radio spots, produce the
Heard on the Hill: Congressional Dancing Queen
Democrat is leading the effort to designate July 31 as National Dance Day and will partner up with “So You Think You Can Dance” judge Nigel Lythgoe on Saturday afternoon on the National Mall to host a
Virginia Governor to Address House Republicans
talk a little bit about his race for Governor in 2009, and share some ideas on how to duplicate that success in districts across the country,” Stacey Johnson, a spokeswoman for McDonnell, said in an e-mail
DCCC Turns to Mook’s Ground Game for Fall
Matt Dunne said in a recent phone interview from Vermont, where he is running for governor as a Democrat.
DCCC Turns to Mook’s Ground Game for Fall
Matt Dunne said in a recent phone interview from Vermont, where he is running for governor as a Democrat.
Rangel Now Fighting Battles on Two Fronts
The timing might benefit the New York Democrat.