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She also helped rake in $2.5 million in PAC receipts — the highest of any Senate candidate that cycle — and overall campaign receipts of $11.8 million for then-Sen.
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GOP Calls on K Street to Boost Estrada
With Democrats still undecided on launching a rare filibuster of a judicial nomination, Senate Republicans and the White House have targeted a dozen Democrats in the confirmation battle over Miguel Estrada
Let’s Have a Test Pitting ‘Dynamic’ vs. ‘Static’ Budgets
Citing such numbers, Senate Minority Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.) calls Bush’s “the most fiscally irresponsible administration in history,” responsible for “the worst fiscal collapse in our history
Utah Democratic Ex-Sen. Frank Moss Dies at 91
He returned to Utah and served another term as city judge before making a successful bid to become Salt Lake County attorney in 1950 and winning re-election in 1954.
Torricelli Sat on $3M as Democrats Sank
After dropping his re-election bid in the face of mounting evidence that an ethics scandal had made it all but impossible for him to win another term, Torricelli used campaign funds to clear up
Harkin to Play Host
First elected in 1984, Harkin has beaten back re-election challenges from three sitting Republican House Members, including former Rep. Greg Ganske in 2002.
Citigroup Seeks Lobbying Makeover
Some lobbyists believe Calio will re- examine whether Citigroup will continue to use all the firms now on its payroll, although Citigroup officials declined to comment for this article.
In Wake of Shuttle Disaster, Members Urge Continued Support of Space Program
While leaders of House and Senate committees with oversight of NASA are scheduled to meet late Monday with NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe, the agency head held a briefing for three lawmakers Saturday
Lucas to Seek Re-election
Lucas’ announcement, however, deprives Democrats of an obvious candidate for Senate in 2004.
MISSOURI: Gephardt Ally’s Foe Drops Out of ’04 Race
Broadcaster Will Try for Senate Seat With Sen. Bob Graham (D) set to undergo open-heart surgery this week, the first challenger entered the Sunshine State Senate race Friday.
A Look at Maryland
But O’Malley, who is white, may face a bloody, racially tinged battle for re-election in his majority-black city in 2003.
Governors Boost Democratic Message
And their governors provide a more diverse mosaic than the Senate Democratic caucus.
Millionaires on Notice
months after a sweeping new campaign finance law took effect, the complicated guidelines governing self-financed candidates and their opponents are already coming into play in a hotly contested Illinois Senate
Think Twice Before Seeking Gains With Off-Season Remaps
Beauprez won by just 177 votes, and a more reliably Republican district could make his re-election bid much easier.
PENNSYLVANIA: Judges OK Redistricting Plan; Appeal Is Likely
Under North Carolina law, Edwards can run for president and for re-election to the Senate simultaneously, but, on a practical level, doing both is near impossible. Edwards defeated then-Sen.
Comeback Kid?
John Linder (R-Ga.) last year, formed an exploratory committee to look at running for the House or Senate following Isakson’s announcement.
Approps Unveils Shakeup
Across the Capitol, Senate Appropriations Chairman Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) wrote letters Wednesday to Young and both chambers’ GOP leadership saying that he welcomed Young’s proposal but emphasizing
DC Democracy Fund Sent Out First Checks in 2002
The bill would have granted the 600,000 residents of the District full representation in the House and Senate.
Chafee Gets Key Gavel
Lincoln Chafee (R.I.), the only Senate Republican to have voted against the resolution authorizing the use of force in Iraq, is poised to take the gavel of the Foreign Relations subcommittee that oversees
Matsui Names DCCC Advisory Group
Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.), brought on to handle the Senator’s re-election race.