Campaigning
November 20, 2008
Like everyone who makes a living in the reporting and handicapping business, I made my share of mistakes this election cycle.
ShopTalk
Thar She Blows
September 25, 2008
Former Congressman and ex-California Senate President Pro Tem John Burton is preparing to run for chairman of the California Democratic Party.
MoneyMatters
Murtha Shakes Tin Cup as His Race Heats Up
October 30, 2008
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chairman John Murtha (D-Pa.) has raised more than $80,000 in the past three days from House Members and political action committees, according to Federal Election Commission records.
Casualty List
Track which Members of Congress are making the 110th Congress their last.
IE Tracker
Check out the latest independent expenditure spending of the parties House campaign committees.
Poll Shows Tight Louisiana Race
November 20, 2008
In the final competitive House race of the 2008 cycle, Republican John Fleming and Democrat Paul Carmouche are polling nearly even in Louisianas Shreveport-based 4th district, according to a new survey conducted exclusively for Roll Call this week.
NRSC Fundraising Top Priority in 2010
November 20, 2008
Incoming National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) is looking to take a page out of Sen. Charles Schumers (N.Y.) successful playbook at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, vowing to milk his home state for money and take an aggressive role in primaries.
Ohios Limits Tip Races
November 20, 2008
For Republicans and Democrats in Ohio, the Congressional recruitment bench can only get deeper.
Appointees May Leave Surpluses
November 20, 2008
Senators and House Members under consideration for Cabinet posts in President-elect Barack Obamas administration are sitting on more than $20 million in surplus campaign cash that could give a significant early edge to both parties political committees.
More Headlines
- Schakowsky Says She Talked to Governor About Senate Vacancy
- Gutierrez Has Discussed Senate Appointment With Blagojevich
- AP Calls Alaska Race for Begich
- Begich Ups Lead Over Stevens
- McCain to Run in 2010
- Celebrities Plan Visits as Early Voting Begins in Georgia
- Its Official: Minnesota Race Going to Recount
- DSCC Gavel Still Up in the Air
At the Races
- Illinois: Governor Talks With Two Members on Vacancy
- Maryland: Busy Van Hollen Wont Rule Out 10 Senate Bid
- Georgia: Crushed by Barrow, Stone Will Try Again
- Nation: DCCC Recruiters Will Plot Strategy About 10
- Minnesota: Final Tally Likely Today; Coleman Hits D.C. Visit
- California: McClintock and Brown Both Taking Orientation
- New Jersey: U.S. Attorney May Be Aiming for Corzine Job
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