Law Enforcement Museum Gets $3 Million Pledge
</p> The proposed 90,000-square-foot museum — to be built on federal land across the street from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Judiciary Square — will be the first museum devoted to
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DeLay Seeks Clarity on Iraq
The group included Armed Services Chairman Duncan Hunter (Calif.), Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (Fla.), Appropriations Defense subcommittee Chairman Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.) and Rep.
‘Dean’s List’ Features Unusual Honor Roll
</p> The other federal candidates are widely considered long shots.
Democrats Hired to Promote Moore Film
The firm also includes Joe Lockhart, a former spokesman for President Bill Clinton; Carter Eskew, a political strategist for former Vice President Al Gore; and Mike Feldman, an aide to Gore.
Panel Backs Cornyn Amendment
</p> “It’s important to separate the amendment from the enabling legislation,” he said.
GOP Allies Play Catch-Up on 527s
</p> The two major Republicans 527s — Leadership Forum and ABC — have done little to no fundraising so far this cycle.
Democrats ‘Whip’ for Herseth
</p> Sixteen other Members have given $2,000 each, the maximum a lawmaker can give from an individual re-election account. </p> Rep.
MOUNTAIN: Democrats See Unexpected Gains at Altitude
</p> While Republican establishment leaders were clearly staggered by Campbell’s departure, they quickly turned to Gov. Bill Owens (R) as their strongest candidate.
MID-ATLANTIC: Pennsylvania Has Region’s Top Senate Contest;
The list so far includes Monroe County legislator Mark Assini, lawyer Bill Nojay, businessman Geoff Rosenberger and Monroe County Legislature Majority Leader Bill Smith.
Target: Lone Star State Democrats
</p> Rep. Ken Lucas (D-Ky.) has since decided to retire, and ex-Rep. Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) resigned in January.
PLAINS: National Democrats Look to Region to Expand
IOWA Filing deadline: passed Primary: June 8 </p> Senate Incumbent: Chuck Grassley (R) 4th term (68 percent) Outlook: Safe Republican</p> <p/> Grassley continues to coast to a fifth term.
NEW ENGLAND: Few Races Are Competitive, But the Democrats Hope Rowland’s Woes Boost House Candidates
CONNECTICUT Filing deadline: June 8 Primary: Aug. 10 </p> Senate Incumbent: Chris Dodd (D) 4th term (65 percent) Outlook: Safe Democratic</p> <p/> Dodd remains a strong favorite for re-election,
THE SOUTH: The South Has Risen Again as the No. 1 Battleground for Control of Next Year’s Senate
Director Bill Fuller (D) filed to challenge the freshman Rogers this fall.
WEST: Last Frontier Offers a Marquee Senate Matchup; Primary Complicates Matters for L. Murkowski
ALASKA Filing deadline: June 1 Primary: Aug. 24 </p> Senate Incumbent: Lisa Murkowski (R) 1st term (Appointed December 2002) Outlook: Tossup</p> <p/> This marquee Senate race is on pace to make
MIDWEST: Illinois Senate Primary Victors Prepare for Nov.; Republicans Insist That Feingold Can Be Defeated
ILLINOIS Filing deadline: passed Primary: passed </p> Senate Open seat: Peter Fitzgerald (R) is retiring Outlook: Leans Democratic</p> <p/> With their unpredictable and at times circus-like primaries
SOUTHWEST: Oklahoma Senate Race Leads List of Big Changes Afoot in a Region Made Volatile by Redistricting
ARIZONA Filing deadline: June 9 Primary: Sept. 7 </p> Senate Incumbent: John McCain (R) 3rd term (69 percent) Outlook: Safe Republican</p> <p/> Democrats openly admit they have bypassed a serious
Hope Wanes on Highway Bill
</p> “Nobody is going to send the president a bill he’s going to veto,” the aide said. “That would be ridiculous.”
Another Woodhouse Enters the Fray
</p> “His résumé was very impressive,” Johnson said. </p> Dallas Woodhouse is the third full-time staffer working for the Johnson campaign.
Probe of Judiciary Goes Slowly
asked by Senators to undertake a probe of thousands of improperly accessed Democratic memos, the Justice Department has yet to request mounds of evidence that have been assembled by Sergeant-at-Arms Bill
Conyers Buzzed?
</p> “He’s got everything to gain and nothing to lose by running,” said Bill Ballenger, editor of Inside Michigan Politics, a political newsletter.