Oklahoma: John Sullivan Loses Primary in Surprise Upset
Sullivan, who was first elected to Congress in a 2002 special election, vastly outspent his challenger, the former executive director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.
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Michigan: Freshman Justin Amash Backs Kerry Bentivolio
“Having spent time with Kerry over the last few weeks and having listened to his vision for our country, I believe that Kerry is someone we can count on to do what’s right, not just what’s easy,”
Republican Roster
Third Base Elected 2000 Home: Mesa Hits L | Throws R | Votes R A Congressional baseball star, Flake is as focused on winning this party matchup as he is on getting elected to the Senate in November
2012 Candidates: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
He is who he is — like him or not. In other words, he’s a breath of fresh air.
Shop Talk: Jen Psaki Moves to Obama Campaign
serving both as an on-air presence and the primary spokeswoman for traveling press.
Ethics Issues Abound in Connecticut Primary
“I just think there has been this culture of corruption on the Democratic side,” the source said. “This helps reopen a narrative that Democrats were trying to put behind them.”
It’s Back to Business for Tucson’s Ron Barber
“I want to go to Congress to be as bipartisan as I possibly can be,” he said the day after winning the election.
Arizona: Jesse Kelly Won’t Challenge Ron Barber in Fall
This clears the Republican field for retired Air Force Col. Martha McSally,who was preparing to run even as Kelly waged his special election campaign for ex-Rep.
Are Republicans Ready to Phone ‘Bullpen’ in Arizona?
Some Republicans want to put the party’s backing behind retired Air Force Col. Martha McSally, who they believe would perform better against Rep.-elect Ron Barber (D) in the fall.
Senate, White House Races Ensure Virginia Slugfest
The Obama campaign is on the air in the state this week with an ad critical of Romney’s tenure as governor of Massachusetts.
Charlie Rangel at Risk in Rough Race
Salsa and reggaeton beats from huge speakers pulse through the air at the 116th Street Festival.
Republicans Will Highlight Defense Sequester
Panetta himself has called the potential cuts “devastating” and warned that they could result in “the smallest ground force since 1940, the smallest number of ships since 1915 and the smallest Air
Arizona: Jeff Flake Apologizes to Wil Cardon for Mistake in Web Video
The error was unintentional, and I want to make sure my campaign is accurate in every detail.” The Flake campaign created a new Web video without the error in question.
The State of K Street: Work in the Shadows
“It’s an obstacle if you want to go work for this president,” Jones said. “We register, but what we do is simply follow the law.”
Campaign Finance: The Nonprofit World’s New Weapon
guns, women or clean air.
Ellis-Lamkins: Mercury Safeguards Are a Necessary Regulation
The goal of these standards is to keep dangerous chemicals out of the air that we breathe and the water that we drink. Pretty basic.
Connecticut: Christopher Murphy, Linda McMahon Close in Senate Poll
Joseph Lieberman (I), according to a Quinnipiac University poll released this morning.
GOP, Democrats Lay Out Tax Cut Stances
Speaking aboard Air Force One on Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said the president would only sign a bill to extend the Bush tax cuts for middle-income Americans who make up to
Marty Chavez Lags, Mud Flies in 3-Way New Mexico Primary
“It will be interesting to see whether this helps Marty Chavez, who lagged behind the frontrunners in the poll. This race is too close to call.”
Dan Liljenquist Works to Breach Orrin Hatch’s Stronghold
“I would say if the election were held today, Hatch would probably have a 15-to-20-point win,” state Senate President Michael Waddoups (R) said.