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In Battleground State, Voinovich Drops Some

While the poll shows Voinovich appears vulnerable, the absence of a well-funded challenger leaves the Buckeye State contest far from inclusion in the top tier of Senate races this cycle.

Upping the Ante in Nevada Race

opportunist who’s running on the one ticket that’s not filled,” Chris Paulitz of the National Republican Congressional Committee said, suggesting that Gallagher’s $2,000 contribution to President Bush’s re-election

Quick Thinking

It’s hardly scientific, but the re-election campaign of Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.) is running an online poll on who should be the Democratic vice presidential nominee, and Sen.

PAC Dollars Favor Daschle

In a sign that incumbency sometimes trumps majority, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) raised more than three times as much money for his re-election bid from U.S. corporations as former Rep.

Politics · 108th Congress

You’re It!

to come up with a compromise that can pass muster in that chamber and still garner 51 votes in the Senate.

Scanlon Gave Big to RGA

spokesman to House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) made him the top contributor to the Republican Governors Association during the 2001-02 election cycle, when 36 of 50 state governors were up for re-election

DSCC Turns to Retiring Senators

Chris John (D-La.) win his Senate seat this fall, which would probably mean Breaux at some point will cut a large six-figure check to the Louisiana Democratic Party.

Mother Day’s Mudslinging

Life is tense these days in the “The World’s Greatest Deliberative Body,” aka the United States Senate.

Washington, Wide Open

Dunn won re-election in 2002 with 60 percent of the vote and Republicans dominate the district’s state legislative seats, GOPers say. The story in the 5th district runs along similar lines.

9/11 Panelists Keep Giving

Kerrey gave $14,000 out of his own wallet to four former Senate colleagues’ re-election bids, as well as $1,000 each to the presidential campaigns of Kerry and Sen Joe. Lieberman (D-Conn.).