Representative Mark AmodeiRepublican of Nevada District 2Liberal Action Score: 0/100 Conservative Action Score: 0/100
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Republican Representative Mark Amodei of Nevada
| Rep. Amodei's Liberal Action Score: 0 The Liberal Action Score is calculated by compiling a series of measured liberal actions (both roll call voting and bill cosponsorship) in the 112th Congress and comparing Mark Amodei's behavior against a liberal standard:
Liberal Bills Congressman Amodei has failed to support through cosponsorship: Rep. Mark Amodei has not taken any conservative action on the That's My Congress scorecard during the 112th Congress. | Recent legislative news in which Mark Amodei plays a part: Kate Marshall Cash Advantage Slashed By National Republican Intervention There's a congressional election coming up soon - not in 2012, but in just a little over two weeks. In Nevada's 2nd district on September 12, voters will choose a replacement for Dean Heller, who left the seat when he was appointed to Nevada's junior U.S. Senate seat. Not long ago, Democratic Party candidate Kate Marshall bragged about her superior fundraising, saying that she had raised $100,000 more than her Republican opponent, Mark Amodei. Yesterday, however, that advantage was seriously diminished as a result of the spending of just one organization.  more]
Republicans Won Special Elections To Congress With Mystery Money The Associated Press says of the victory for Bob Turner in yesterday's special congressional election in New York's 9th congressional district that "It sounded improbable on the surface that a New York City congressional district where Democrats have a 3-1 registration edge and have held office for nearly a century could even come close to electing a Republican to the US House." Improbable? The victory of Bob Turner over Democrat David Weprin only sounds improbable if you haven't heard about the growing power of independent expenditures in elections to the federal government. Thanks to the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, corporations now legally can form organizations that funnel unlimited amounts of money into elections... [more] Democrat Slammed By Independent Expenditures In Nevada Special Election To Congress Part of me wants to admire Kate Marshall, the Democratic candidate in September 12th's special congressional election, for her optimism. She trumpets her campaign's "hefty $200k in the bank" as sign of her campaign's strength.  $200,000 certainly sounds hefty, until one considers the $742,567 in independent expenditures... [more]
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