Street Talk: Some Lobbyists Get Earmarks Without Giving
Paul Hodes, the second-term Democrat from New Hampshire now running for Senate, would also require campaign contributions to be noted on earmark requests.
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South Carolina: No Rematch, Ketner Taking a Pass on Another House Run
Linda Ketner Democrat Linda Ketner will not make another run for South Carolina’s 1st District seat, she told supporters in an e-mail sent Tuesday.
Shop Talk: Winners and Losers
Sestak’s pollster from last cycle, Dave Petts of Bennett, Petts and Normington, did not return a request for comment on whether he would stay with the two-term House Democrat for his Senate bid.
Democrats Ramp Up for Sotomayor
The DNC on Tuesday sent an e-mail to the OFA’s list of supporters urging them to sign a “virtual cast— for Sotomayor, who broke her ankle early this week.
Heard on the Hill: Bumps and Bruises
The Massachusetts Democrat is nursing a sore leg likely caused by his recent participation in a 100-mile charity bike race, Kerry spokeswoman Whitney Smith told HOH.
K Street Files: Republican Watch
It’s unclear what position Stewart will be taking, but it’s not the top slot, which is held by Democrat and former Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) counsel David Hantman.
Honda Enlists Public in Web Design
But the California Democrat recently took new media a step further than his colleagues, turning his Web site redesign into an open forum.
A Primary Challenger For Pennsylvania Rep. Murtha
The veteran Pennsylvania Democrat, well-known for his opposition to the Bush Administration’s decision to wage war in Iraq and for steering federal dollars to his mostly blue-collar district in
Change Congress Releases Ads Against Ben Nelson
Nelson, a moderate Democrat who has said he is opposed to inclusion of a public plan in the health care reform legislation, immediately struck back.
Alabama
“Griffith and Bright have now acknowledged that they support Pelosi, and by way of their ‘yes’ vote, have officially revealed that their true allegiance is to the ultra-liberal wing of the Democrat
Pennsylvania: Biden Goes to Bat for Amtrak Buddy Specter
More than 500 Democrats in the Keystone State received an e-mail message last week from Vice President Joseph Biden encouraging them to support recent party-switching Sen. Arlen Specter in 2010.
Ensign Heads to Iowa to Press for a GOP Renewal
The Republican Renewal Project is launching its effort with a paid direct-mail piece to unregistered Nevadans this summer.
Minnesota: Coleman Uses Specter in Fundraising Appeal
A special court ruled last month that Democrat Al Franken defeated Coleman by 312 votes after a recount — a decision that Coleman appealed to the state Supreme Court.
Ethnic Divisions Define Next Week’s California Special Election
Hilda Solis (D-Calif.) has devolved into a good old-fashioned street brawl, with candidates trading charges through the mail and the outcome likely to be determined by who has the most committed ground
Heard on the Hill: Idol Worship
[IMGCAP(1)]The Wisconsin Democrat took to the House floor on Thursday to praise Danny Gokey, the 29-year-old gospel crooner whom “Milwaukee views as their very own idol,— Moore said.
Kentucky Rep. Yarmuth’s PAC Promotes Congress’ Prerogatives
Yarmuth , a Kentucky Democrat, is the latest among many in Congress who have launched “leadership” political action committees.
Shop Talk: Help Wanted
In the 2006 cycle, he managed Illinois Democrat Tammy Duckworth’s primary campaign and now-Rep. Zack Space’s (D-Ohio) general election bid.
GOP Leaders Kick Off Town Hall Series in Arlington
No, this is not a Democrat establishment.—The Republicans’ National Council for a New America includes House and Senate leaders as well as several current and former state lawmakers.
FEC Soon to Have 3 Open Seats
community said privately that Sullivan could provide the necessary adult supervision in the vein of election law specialists like McGahn and former Chairmen Michael Toner, a Republican, and Robert Lenhard, a Democrat
Illinois: New Schakowsky Poll Signals Senate Interest
The six-term Democrat led Giannoulias, 24 percent to 22 percent, with 36 percent undecided.