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Off-Year Elections Mean Redistricting Head Start for Four States
During that session they’ll draw not only legislative and Congressional lines, but also court, public service commission and school district lines.
GOP Aide Migration Flowing to House
“The House doesn’t have the same grace or old-school style, institutional decorum, but it’s got so much energy and excitement and it’s really a lot of fun,” Fallon said.
Livingood Warns Members to Be Vigilant With Budget Protests Planned
House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood is warning Members and staff about budget-related demonstrations at their district offices starting Thursday, according to an e-mail obtained by Roll Call.
Poll: Two California Democrats in Close Special Election Contest
The poll was conducted by the Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling, commissioned by Progressive Change Campaign Committee and obtained by Roll Call.
Meehan Finds Not a Moment to Waste
Roll Call begins an occasional series profiling Republican freshmen who helped the party win back the majority in 2010.
Chicago’s Democrats Watching Mayor Race
Carol Moseley Braun or former school board President Gery Chico in the race to replace longtime Mayor Richard Daley.
Irish Immigrant Is Nexus of O’Malley’s DGA
O’Comartun earned undergraduate and master’s degrees from the school, with a year in Sydney sandwiched in between.
‘Mr. Hustle’ Takes Virginia Record to National Stage
After high school, it looked like Cox would start on the path toward medical school (following family tradition) or even law school, until he stepped into Larry Sabato’s introduction to politics
Hoosier State Republicans Eyeing Pence’s Seat
“We’re doing a combination of everything,” Strittmatter told Roll Call after Pence announced he would not run for president last week.
Portman’s Bio Makes for a Unique Player
“He came here and we had lunch together and he was just talking generally about the United States Senate,” Cardin told Roll Call. “I know how he legislates.
House Ethics Office May Not Be Able to Launch Probes
“Formally, the ethics board can’t act until they are reappointed because they aren’t on the board,” said Charles Tiefer, a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law who
Politics of an Arizona Crime Scene: Guns and Borders
Longtime Arizona GOP consultant Margaret Kenski, who saw Giffords in the Tucson grocery store parking lot Saturday morning just minutes before she was shot, told Roll Call the region’s politics “
Expert Works to Calm Rage
Dahnke on Monday talked to Roll Call about why civility must be taught, how words lead to actions and how nastiness might be eliminated from our discourse.
Cummings Vs. Maloney Splits Congressional Black Caucus
The Minnesota Democrat told Roll Call Wednesday he remains undecided but noted that Maloney was helpful with a railroad issue in Minnesota earlier in his career.
Stupak: Walking Away From ‘the Best Job I Ever Had’
He recently sat down with Roll Call to discuss his frustrations during the health care debate, why he’s called “the guardian of the Great Lakes,” and what he’ll do after leaving the
How Murkowski Made History
Alaskans Standing Together spent more than $1.2 million on Murkowski’s behalf and was listed as a top reason for the Senator’s success by every Alaska insider that spoke with Roll Call about the race.
Even if Expelled, Rangel Could Return Next Year
“The House is not a continuing body,” said Charles Tiefer, a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law who has served in both the House and Senate general counsels’ offices
Hill Climbers: Staffers’ Routes Differ In Path to Ga. Office
“I came here the Thursday before the election, and for the first time in a long time, I had a chance to catch up on reading things like Roll Call, Politico and everyday Hill information.
Flashback: Nikki Haley’s Senior Class Photo
A friend of Roll Call Politics had the pleasure of attending high school with one Nimarata Nikki Randhawa, better known today as South Carolina’s Gov.-elect Nikki Haley.