Race Rating Changes: House Map Jells; Senate Still Fluid
Neither happened, and the race is now off the board.
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Colorado: Steelworkers Back Pace, Appear In New Ad
The United Steelworkers Union today endorsed Sal Pace, the Democrat who is running against Rep. Scott Tipton (R) in the state’s 3rd district.
K Street Files: Tracking Lobbyists for Other Countries
It is illegal for foreigners to make campaign contributions, but Freeman argues that this practice creates an opportunity for foreign governments to influence American elections.
Massachusetts: Dueling Ads About Elizabeth Warren’s Heritage in Senate Race
The point of the ad, Brown advisers said, is to remind voters of the issue and continue to raise questions about Warren’s character and integrity. It begins airing statewide today.
New ‘Gang of Six’ Vows ‘Balanced’ Deal to Avert Sequester
The trio will visit Colorado Springs, Colo., on Tuesday. The area is the home of both an Army base at Fort Carson and Peterson Air Force Base.
Triage Looms Over Campaigns
The DCCC reserved $61.7 million in airtime across 41 districts through Election Day. The NRCC reserved less airtime, $43.8 million, and is currently on the air in 35 districts.
Virginia: Tim Kaine Leads George Allen in Two Polls
We’ve always believed that once we were on the air communicating Tim’s positive vision, our message would resonate,” he added.
Online Political Advertising Gets Personal
“This is a consequence of a couple of different things going on in the changing media landscape,” said Eli Kaplan, a Democratic digital strategist at Rising Tide Interactive.
Will Copious Ads Lead to Voter Tuneout?
This cycle, Congressional campaigns and party committees have tried to work around this dynamic by going on the air earlier than ever before.
Lindsey Graham Calls for Congressional Probe Into Libyan Consulate Attack
“It is imperative that Congress conduct an investigation into this matter, as the two scenarios are vastly different in terms of scope and depth.”
Mike McIntyre Hanging Tough in North Carolina
“Frankly, I think he’s looking better and better,” one top Democratic strategist in the state said. “It’s the one race in North Carolina that is looking better and better.”
Senate Race Steers Clear of the ‘L’ Word
And the American public is evolving in its views of the gay community.
Pennsylvania: Mark Critz Airs First Spot Against Keith Rothfus
“Seven hundred coal jobs depended on building an air shaft at the Cumberland Mine, but we had to fight President Obama’s EPA to get it built,” Critz says in the 30-second spot.
Mitt Romney Needs to Surge for GOP to Nab Senate
The most likely casualty at this point is the seat of retiring Sen. Olympia Snowe in Maine. Former Gov. Angus King (I) is favored and likely to caucus with Democrats if elected.
Connecticut: DSCC on Air; Linda McMahon Gets Independent Line
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has committed to a six-figure television ad buy to support Rep. Christopher Murphy’s campaign to replace retiring Sen. Joe Lieberman (I).
Gov. Christie, Answer These Tough Questions
After the weekend, I decided I had to look to Christie, the avatar of speaking the truth and telling Americans the hard facts. So here are some questions for Gov.
Battle for the House Engages
Almost halfway through September, this much is clear: A wave election appears highly unlikely.
Rand Paul Could Stall Senate Work, Departure Over Pakistan
Rand Paul upped the ante Monday in his bid to secure a vote on cutting off aid to Pakistan, threatening to delay the Senate’s quick escape planned for later this month.
Obama’s Speech Ignores Independent Voters
is the enemy and compromise is weakness.”