Web Notes Issue 1, Volume 4

Issue 4, Volume 1; January, 2001
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YOU ASKED FOR IT - POLITICAL FACTS, FIGURES & DATA OF INTEREST
Check out the following: -Click Here

PAC Chart - The largest PAC contributors of the last election cycle. Who they contributed to and how much money they raised.
Presidential Results - The final Talley of the Presidential Election by State and by party.
U.S. House Election Results - The final Talley of U.S. House seats. Notice the closeness of the races.

Term Limit Report – Who Kept Their Promise and Who Didn’t

2002 – House Term Limits
U.S. Rep. Ron Lewis (R/KY) – will run
   U.S. Rep.Bob Schaffer (R/CO) – maybe
   U.S. Rep. Don Miller (R/FL)
   U.S. Rep. John Cooksey (R/LA)
   U.S. Rep. John Thune (R/SD)
   U.S. Rep. John Baldacci (D/ME)
   U.S. Rep. Rick Hitt (D/MT) – retired

2000 – Of the 7 Term Limit Representatives
U.S. Rep George Nethercutt (R/WA) – broke pledge and returned
U.S. Rep Marty Meehan (D/MA) – broke pledge and returned
U.S. Rep Scott McInis (R/CO) – broke pledge and returned

Senators up for Re-Election in 2002 (Roll Call, 11/20/00)

REPUBLICANS (20) DEMOCRATS (14)

Wayne Allard (CO) Max Baucus (MT)

Thad Cochran (MS) Joseph Biden (DE)

Susan Collins (ME) Jean Carnahan (MO)

Larry Craig (ID) Max Cleland (GA)

Pete Domenici (NM) Richard Durbin (IL)

Michael Enzi (WY) Tom Harkin (IA)

Phil Gramm (TX) Timothy Johnson (SD)

Chuck Hagel (NE) John Kerry (MA)

Jesse Helms (NC) Mary Landrieu (LA)

Tim Hutchinson (AR) Carl Levin (MI)

James Inhofe (OK) Jack Reed (RI)

Mitch McConnell (KY) Jay Rockefeller (WV)

Pat Roberts (KS) Robert Torricelli (NJ)

Jeff Sessions (AL) Paul Wellstone (MN)

Bob Smith (NH)

Gordon Smith (OR)

Ted Stevens (AK)

Fred Thompson (TN)

Strom Thurmond (SC)

John Warner (VA)

PRACTICAL POLITICS:

Republican and Democratic State Party Offices - email and web links (Click Here).
For the next issue we will update the Libertarian and other National Parties.

Nader Traders – 2000 Campaign Innovation.
The intriguing concept of swapping votes from one state to another took hold the last month of the campaign.

VENDOR TIPS:
We have initiated a new page on our home page geared to political professionals. Who’s running, who might run and who is thinking about running.
CLICK HERE

JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
A new administration, a new election cycle means new jobs, new opportunities –
Check out the following:

http://www.bushcheneytransition.com They have the forms to apply for a job in the new administration.
Our Job Board continues to draw interesting job seekers and job opportunities. Add your resume or your listing. There are also several new web sites that specialize in job opportunities, one geared to Democrats and the other geared toward Republicans. Check our job board.
http://GOPjob.com and http://DEMjob.com

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