Hammer Time?
The Denver Post reported last month that Campbell, who had served on the Senate Appropriations subcommittee funding ONDCP, had twice pressed in letters for a no-bid contract to go to an Oregon-based
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Iraq Taps Into Washington
Among those in attendance were Senate Majority Whip Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), journalist Christopher Hitchens and lobbyist Charlie Black. Churchill Downs Places Bet.
Supreme Court Got It Right in Pa. Redistricting Case
Pennsylvania, as a state, voted in 2000 for Democrat Al Gore for president and for Republican Rick Santorum for Senate. Is Pennsylvania a Democratic state or a Republican state?
Democrats’ Specter of Doom
Joe Hoeffel (D) in a race that Democratic strategists have insisted will be critical to regaining a Senate majority.
Kerry Reaches Out
Patty Murray (D-Wash.) on Capitol Hill, is moving to the other Washington for a similar job, working for Murray’s re-election campaign.
The Mountain West: Shades of Blue Emerge Within a Sea of Red
In the most recent Senate race in Montana, Democrat Max Baucus won with an impressive 63 percent of the vote.
Specter Edges Out Toomey in Keystone State
He was aided by a last-minute visit to the state by Bush, and a late flurry of ads and telephone messages featuring the president’s request to re-elect the Senator.
NEW YORK: Contenders Near Starting Gate in Quinn’s District
George Pataki (R) for re-election, and Hoyt is considered unlikely to run because he is gearing up to run for mayor of Buffalo in 2005.
Out of the Frying Pan…
National Committeeman Mickey Barnett for the national party post, said that unless Weh imposes order, “the fight that is going on” in the party “will affect all the elections” in the fall, including Bush’s re-election
Democrats Decry Frist’s S.D. Letter
The direct-mail pitch is the latest step in Frist’s escalating battle to oust his Democratic counterpart, the first Senate floor leader to face a tight re-election battle in almost 40 years.
Kentucky a Fading Target
Once considered one of Democrats’ top targets, Kentucky’s Senate race has all but fallen off the national radar screen even as their nominee is set to formally enter the contest today.
Kerry Admits Lack of Funds Delayed His Defense
Once it became clear in early March that Kerry would be the Democratic nominee, President Bush’s re-election campaign launched a barrage of negative advertisements questioning the Senator’s national
For Vets, a Monumental Day
They enter triumphantly through the enormous granite arch representing victory in the Pacific theater — the Members of Congress, led by former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-Kan.), who served their
A Look at Georgia
Zell Miller, before switching parties to run for state Senate in 1998.
At the Races
weekend to back former state Senate President Mike Miller (R) in the Senate race.
Duck of the Bay?
In addition, AFLAC executives have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for President Bush’s re-election campaign.
Specter Awaits His Fate
There are not armies of people who want to work hard to get him re-elected and that’s going to be a problem for him on Election Day.”
Quinn’s Exit Opens Door for Democrats
George Pataki (R) in his re-election bid in 2002 and aiding then-Rep. Rick Lazio (R-N.Y.) in Western New York during his unsuccessful Senate bid four years ago.
What’s in a Number? 10 Statistics That All Politicos Should Heed
Bush lost his re-election bid as unemployment rose to 7.5 percent (though federal officials later revised this to 7.6 percent).
Ashcroft Committees Remain $48K in Debt
Meanwhile, the leadership PAC once controlled by another member of President Bush’s Cabinet who lost a Senate re-election bid in 2000, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham, remains active.