DeConcini Reflects on Senate Years
So he partnered up with Jack August, a well-known Arizona historian, and the two began to craft a historical narrative from interviews, newspaper editorials and official documents.
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Voting Rights Backers Gear Up for Bill’s Big Week
But with a House vote on the measure expected by the end of March, supporters are readying themselves for constitutionality questions that could be brought up by Members, releasing documents showcasing
From ‘Jim Who?’ to New House Clerk
The Clerk is in charge of an array of activities, from helping to preserve order and decorum in the House to certifying the passage of bills to keeping a permanent set of books and documents to managing
The Facts About Voting System Test Labs
Upon receipt of all documents necessary for the Ciber application, EAC will render a decision and will make test reports available on its Web site, www.eac.gov.
Unlike Ballots, EAC Shouldn’t Be Secretive
Secrecy is pervasive in voting system development and testing.
Stalking Obama
John Linder (R) and John Barrow (D) voting “present.”
The Carter-Baker ID Card Proposal: Worse Than Georgia
About 12 percent of voting-age Americans currently lack a driver’s license, and the hassle and cost of the supporting documents required under the Real ID law will only increase these numbers.
Georgia Map Gets Closer
Because Georgia falls under the Voting Rights Act, any changes made to representative lines must be preapproved by Justice before going into effect.
States Working to Block REAL ID Law
Though many Democrats and Republicans in Congress oppose the strict new drivers’ license requirements as well, they see voting against funding for troops in Iraq and Afghanistan as untenable.
Puerto Rico: Resident Commissioner’s Seating May Be Delayed
Zach Wamp (R) took the first step toward breaking his four-term limit-pledge last week as he filed documents with the Federal Election Commission that will allow him to raise money for a 2006 race.
Ethics Panel Admonishes DeLay, Michigan’s Miller and Smith
Miller, for her part, was found to have threatened to retaliate against Smith for voting against the Medicare bill.
Sinclair Likely Victor in Disputed GOP Primary in Washington State
primary system for the first time in almost 70 years, requiring election officials such as Sinclair to scramble to explain the new system to voters and ensure everything was in place in advance of the voting
MIDWEST: Illinois Senate Primary Victors Prepare for Nov.; Republicans Insist That Feingold Can Be Defeated
After the unsealing of contentious divorce documents toppled millionaire Blair Hull’s (D) primary campaign, the media and Ryan’s opponents trained their focus on his messy 1999 divorce from actress
Hill Surrogates Aid President
Steve Buyer (R), a veteran of the first Gulf War, who said that Kerry — a veteran himself — has “a record of consistently voting against the men and women who serve us in harm’s way.”
Final Days for Fightin’ Illini
consultants who had gathered here: How would millionaire securities trader Blair Hull respond to the barrage of attacks on his character stemming from the recent release of previously sealed divorce documents
FEC Launches Web-Based Enforcement Query System
The online system allows users to search documents and other material related to closed enforcement cases — an effort that previously required a trip to the FEC office.
Transcript of Daschle Interview
Whether it is a two-hour 51 minute vote in the House, or stealing documents from somebody’s computer.
Records Detail Janklow’s Prior Driving Incident
A conviction would make it difficult for Janklow to continue voting on the floor and would trigger an inquiry by the House ethics committee.
Arnold Leaves ’Em Laughing
Besides consistently voting with Bush on key issues, Miller has caused plenty of indigestion with his new book, “A National Party No More: The Conscience of a Conservative Democrat,” which suggests
Full Court Won’t Review FEC Disclosure Decision
contrary to the plain language of the statute, is nevertheless impermissible because it fails to account for the substantial First Amendment interests implicated in releasing political groups’ strategic documents