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AP: Democrats plan $30 million ad buy
Jul 20 2006 9:38PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Signaling a new phase in the struggle for control of Congress, House Democrats have reserved time for more than $30 million worth of campaign advertising this fall in roughly two dozen congressional districts, with a heavy emphasis on the Northeast and Midwest.
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Democrats have eyes fixed on Colorado
Jul 20 2006 9:31PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Colorado glistened like a small gem among coals for Democrats in 2004, with two congressional wins and majority control of the state legislature for the first time since John F. Kennedy was president.
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Democrats close gap on GOP on fundraising
Jul 20 2006 9:31PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - National Democratic Party committees closed a fundraising gap with their Republican counterparts in June, raising more money and improving their cash on hand, according to reports filed Thursday.
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Dean says Midwest crucial for Democrats
Jul 20 2006 8:57PM (CT)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Winning votes in the Midwest will be crucial to Democratic hopes to regain power in Washington in November, party Chairman Howard Dean told about 400 young people at the College Democrats National Convention on Thursday.
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PAC tied to DeLay fined, shutting down
Jul 20 2006 4:59PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The fundraising organization that helped vault former Rep. Tom DeLay to GOP leadership and distributed election money to numerous fellow Republicans has been fined for campaign finance violations and is shutting down.
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Sen. Obama to headline Iowa party event
Jul 20 2006 9:00AM (CT)
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Sen. Barack Obama, whose name has come up in speculation about the 2008 presidential race, will be the headline speaker at the Iowa Democratic Party's highest profile event this year in a state that traditionally holds the first delegate-selection caucuses.
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