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Networks Promise Cautious Tone in All-Night Coverage
</p> In addition to Blitzer, CNN will have correspondent Bill Schneider and legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin covering the races, while crews will be deployed to key battleground states.
Three-Month Period Imperils Presidency
David Price (D-N.C.) introduced a bill that would reduce the vulnerability between when the electors meet and when Congress counts their votes by dramatically shortening the period between the two dates
Scratching the 6-Year Itch
</p> Congressional Democrats are hoping that axiom rings true if President Bush wins a second term today.
Unlike 2000, Oregon, Washington May Not Delay Vote Count
</p> The reason has more to do with political factors than with technical ones.
Redder? Bluer? Five Factors Should Provide Hints
</p> The answer doesn’t just lie in the obvious places, such as the final presidential tally nationwide.
GOP Poised to Hold Edge on Hill
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) campaigned in the presidential swing state of Ohio on Monday; he had also visited South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Colorado and Wisconsin in the
Frist Spreads His Money Widely
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has actually raised more money than he knows what to do with this election cycle — so he’s begun looking toward the 2006 cycle and, indirectly, possibly helping
Intel Conferees Keep Working, With Goal of Lame-Duck Vote
</p> Additionally, “no one was arguing” about the death penalty provision, nor had they asked for the asylum caps to be lifted as part of the bill, said the Democratic aide.
Infighting Dooms Passage of Intel Bill Before Nov. 2
</p> Any floor votes on the intelligence bill will have to wait for a lame-duck session at the earliest, though conferees continued to huddle in secret yesterday, trying to reach an agreement that could
Ballot Measures Can Shape Congressional Debate
Four years later, Congress approved an omnibus farm bill that included language which criminalized the interstate shipment of birds for cockfighting.
Democrats Predict More of Same in ’05
John Kerry (D-Mass.) prevails, Republicans will spend the next two years trying to undermine his influence and attack his character, just as they did when Bill Clinton was in office.
This Year, America’s Youth May Agree It’s Time to ‘Vote or Die’
Recently, my good friend Minyon Moore, a veteran Democratic strategist and former President Bill Clinton’s political director, returned from New York where she met with Sean “P. Diddy” Combs.
Specialty Coffee Gets Political
</p> Politics of Coffee </p> With a coffee shop seemingly popping up on every corner, it’s almost hard to believe there are so many different companies with their own blends.
A Divisive Election Will Only Worsen Existing Partisan Rifts
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> The campaign itself is helping to ensure that outcome.
Election Sets Stage for Bitter 109th
</p> A Republican victory, particularly any expansion in their current 51-49 edge, would solidify Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) political standing, both in the chamber and among conservative
Playing It Safe in Carolina
</p> “South Carolina is not competing against itself,” DeMint said.
Disclosure Changes Weighed
</p> As conferees attempted this week to hammer out a compromise on the high-profile intelligence reform bill, Rep.
Hope for Intel Vote Fades Fast
</p> Still stalling the intelligence overhaul effort is the divide between Senate Republican conferees, whose bill is supported by the 9/11 commission because it includes strong authority for a new national
Just a Week Out, Voters Prefer President Bush, But Only Narrowly
</p> Historically, though, we are in never-never land.