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Congressional Quarterly hosted a forum where panelists talked about changes amongst the leaders and power players in Washington during the second term of the George W. Bush administration. O…

Analysts talked about the results of the 2004 elections, voting patterns in various regions, as well as party structures and changing power bases. They also talked about future governing str…

Al From talked about the presidential election campaigns with an emphasis on economic issues. Other issues he discussed included redistricting and the need for bipartisan compromises. Mr. Gi…

At a forum on the political and economic outlook for 2004, Secretary John Snow spoke about the economic deficits and growth. After his remarks he answered questions from members of the audie…

A panel of Congressional Quarterly Staff Writers reviewed the results of the recent elections, including reasons behind the outcome and what will likely happen as a result. They also respond…

The panel of analysts from The American Enterprise Institute, The Brookings Institution, and, Governing Magazine talked about the outcome and likely results of the recent elections. They als…

Congressional Quarterly hosted a conference on the 2002 election results. Analysts reviewed the outcomes and talked about the impact on Congress and the states. The discussion examined House…

The panelists talked about the November 5 midterm elections, and the implications for the 108th Congress. Mr. Ehrenhalt has not been aired.

Mr. Rapp and Mr. Long talked about the launch of Capitol Spotlight, a new partnership between Congressional Quarterly and C-SPAN. The web site will provide in-depth reporting and video of ke…

Editorial staff members presented Congressional Quarterly’s Politics in America: 2002, The 107th Congress. Congressional Quarterly has been providing nonpartisan coverage of Congress, politi…

Participants talked about the accuracy of polling data and what recent polls showed about several races in the 2000 elections. Among the issues they addressed were the statistical dead heat …