New York: Democrats Set to Make Massa Special Pick

March 17, 2010

By the end of the month, Democrats in the 29th district expect to unify around one candidate for the anticipated special election for the seat vacated by ex-Rep. Eric Massa (D).


Colorado: Straw Poll Loser Bows Out, Endorses Gardner

March 17, 2010

One day after state Rep. Cory Gardner topped the field in a straw poll, Republican rival Diggs Brown dropped out of the race Wednesday and threw his support to Gardner.


Pennsylvania: Biden to Campaign for Dent Rival Callahan

March 17, 2010

Vice President Joseph Biden will campaign April 15 for House candidate John Callahan (D), the mayor of Bethlehem.


Connecticut: McMahon Now Leads In GOP Senate Chase

March 17, 2010

Former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon now leads former Rep. Rob Simmons in the race for the Republican Senate nomination, according to a Quinnipiac University survey conducted March 9-15.


North Carolina: Senate Primary Voters Largely Undecided

March 17, 2010

Former state Sen. Cal Cunningham has sliced into Secretary of State Elaine Marshall’s lead for the Democratic nomination, but voters are far from ready to make up their minds about who they want in the Senate.


Arizona: NRCC Adds Paton to ‘Young Guns’ Program

March 17, 2010

The National Republican Congressional Committee has added House candidate Jonathan Paton to its “Young Guns” program.


Florida: Price Backs Rubio for Senate Nomination

March 17, 2010

House Republican Study Committee Chairman Tom Price (Ga.) is backing former state Speaker Marco Rubio for the GOP Senate nomination.


Nevada: Lowden Hosts Shoot But Becomes Target

March 17, 2010

Former state Sen. Sue Lowden (R) may not be generating the sort of publicity she intended with her fundraiser at the Clark County Shooting Park on Wednesday.


Kentucky: Rand Paul Campaign Breaks $2 Million Mark

March 17, 2010

The Senate campaign of eye surgeon Rand Paul has topped $2 million in fundraising.

Potts: Congress Must Not Allow Lobbying Efforts to Block Pro-Consumer Financial Planning Bill

March 18, 12:35 p.m.

Quietly hidden amid debates over which agency should house a consumer financial protection agency is a simple consumer financial protection proposal. It would safeguard Main Street residents from malpractice by people claiming to be financial planners. Read Full Article

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