Money Flows in Race for Appropriations Gavel
Regula’s Care PAC reported giving $206,000 in September and early October to GOP House and Senate candidates as well as several state Republican parties, which got extra attention from the Ohioan
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Roster of Vulnerable Incumbents Changing
Burns began this cycle considered the most vulnerable incumbent facing re-election.
Senate Hopefuls Pump in $60M
Richard Burr (R) and 2002 Senate nominee Erskine Bowles (D).
Senators Work To Boost Ranks
With Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) tied down in his own re-election battle, Sen.
Post-Election Preview: More Bitterness and Division Ahead
Would Senate Democrats simply forget the way Republicans have run the Senate since they retook the majority in 2002?
DCCC Will Aid Costa in Now-Competitive Race in Calif.
TENNESSEE Wamp’s Out, But Senate Field Still Crowded in ’06 Rep.
Want a Scary Scenario for Presidential Chaos? Here Are a Few
Maybe history — which tells us that elected incumbents running for re-election do not end up in close contests — will repeat itself and the now-even contest will break decisively for one candidate or the
Cornyn Takes Up FOIA Fight
If President Bush is re-elected, Cornyn’s desire to expand FOIA could set up a fight over public access with the former Texas governor, again.
A New Hurdle in State Races
Nussle’s House re-election committee had almost $800,000 on Sept. 30. In Nevada, two GOP Members are viewed as potential governors: Sen.
Recount Soft Money?
Underscoring how little chance the idea has of matriculating, at least this Congress, Jackson said he intends to re-introduce it to every future Congress to which he is elected.
Feingold Still Fighting the Power
That said, Farrell believes enough Wisconsinites still hold to the state’s progressive tradition and like independent-minded lawmakers enough to re-elect Feingold.
A War of Words in Oklahoma
“And if I was so way out there, that’s why the people in the most Democratic district in Oklahoma re-elected me twice, because I was so way out there. The fact is I care deeply about Oklahoma.
An Act of Kindness, or A Blunder?
Although he is not up for re-election until 2006, Sen.
Talk of Schumer Successor Has Already Begun
He hasn’t even been re-elected. It isn’t clear whether he’d be able to use the millions of dollars he amassed for his Senate re-election on a different race in the future.
Issa, One Year After
some have dubbed “the folk hero” of California Republicans will crisscross the state in his “Team Issa” RV to stump for more than a dozen GOP Congressional and state Legislature candidates ranging from Senate
Shays Leaves Door Open on Possible Mayoral Bid in Connecticut
Christopher Shays (R) sought to put to rest rumors that he would run for governor or Senate if re-elected next month but in the process opened the door to a possible future run for mayor of Bridgeport.
DSCC Launching Ad Blitz in Louisiana
David Vitter’s (R) momentum in the Louisiana open-seat Senate race, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is set to launch an independent expenditure ad buy beginning today.
Scully: Critics Have Political Motives
Lautenberg issued his threat in a private meeting Wednesday with the acting inspector general at HHS, Daniel Levinson, who is currently awaiting Senate confirmation.
Walker: Time to Reassess Policy Process
The comptroller general hopes the study incites lawmakers to rethink and literally re-form the federal structure at its most fundamental level.
Ethics Panel Hands DeLay Second Rebuke in a Week
impropriety” by attending a June 2002 golf fundraiser with Westar lobbyists after the company had given $25,000 to a Texas political action committee founded by DeLay, as well as donating to DeLay’s re-election