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Class of 2010 New Members of Congress

National journal (1975), 2010-11

Sasso, Brendan

2010

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A Washington Survival Guide for New Members

National journal (1975), 2010-12

2010

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Voting in unison: in control of both chambers of Congress for the first time in 40 years, Republicans showed remarkable voting cohesion in pushing their legislative agenda last year, according to National Journal's annual vote ratings

National journal (1975), 1996-01, Vol.28, p.179-190

1996

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Choosing sides; with Democrats in control of the White House as well as Congress, partisanship generally reigned in the Senate and House in 1993, according to National Journal's annual vote ratings

National journal (1975), 1994-01, Vol.26, p.170-189

1994

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Look out, Congress: Capitol Hill is bracing for its largest freshman class since 1932

National journal (1975), 1992-08, Vol.24, p.1770-1774

Cohen, Richard E

1992

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Special report: The splintered Congress

National journal (1975), 1997-01, Vol.29, p.154-162

1997

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QA: Sharry On The Border Battles

National journal (1975), 2010-04

Simendinger, Alexis

2010

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The more things change--a new president and a new congressional leadership made very little difference in congressional voting patterns in 1989, National Journal's vote ratings reveal

National journal (1975), 1990-01, Vol.22, p.195-206

1990

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Congress's rising stars: working within the system is still the surest route to legislative influence, as this list of 11 congressional up-and-comers selected by National Journal attests

National journal (1975), 1990-01, Vol.22, p.170-176

Cohen, Richard E

1990

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Slim pickings: with partisanship running high in Congress, President Bush won't have an easy time recruiting Democrats to his cause, National Journal's 1988 vote ratings reveal

National journal (1975), 1989-01, Vol.21, p.203-206

1989

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Endangered species: at least a third of the 115 members of Congress who are running for reelection for the first time this November are in danger of losing their seats

National journal (1975), 1994-09, Vol.26, p.2012-2016

Browning, Graeme

1994

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Legislative focus

National journal (1975), 2001-04, p.72-page

2001

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Moving to the center: on economic issues but not social and foreign policy, members of Congress moved toward the ideological middle in 1986, National Journal's vote ratings show

National journal (1975), 1987-03, Vol.19, p.672-682

1987

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Congress's rising stars: for the most part, those who succeed in Congress today pay obeisance to party leaders and senior committee members; in short, they've learned to work the system

National journal (1975), 1987-01, Vol.19, p.176-189

1987

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Who's who in the 101st Congress

National journal (1975), 1988-11, Vol.20, p.2875-2877

1988

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Who's who in the 100th Congress

National journal (1975), 1986-11, Vol.18, p.2694

1986

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Democrats, Republicans move further apart on most issues in 1983 session: National Journal's third annual vote ratings also show that regional disparities within each party were fewer last year than in the 97th Congress in 1981-82

National journal (1975), 1984-05, Vol.16, p.904-920

Schneider, William

1984

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Regionalism playing an increasing role in shaping Congress's policy debates

National journal (1975), 1983-05, Vol.15, p.1053-1057

Cohen, Richard E

1983

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Nearly anonymous insiders play key roles as aides to Congress's leaders

National journal (1975), 1982-09, Vol.14, p.1545-1549

Cohen, Richard E

1982

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Rating Congress--a guide to separating the liberals from the conservatives: National Journal's ratings for 1981 reveal, for example, that there was more party consistency on economic issues than on foreign policy and social issues

National journal (1975), 1982-05, Vol.14, p.800-810

Cohen, Richard E

1982

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Congress: control at stake [outlook for the candidates, issues, voting and parties in the 1982 congressional elections]

National journal (1975), 1982-01, Vol.14, p.59-69

Cohen, Richard E

1982

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The "revolution" on Capitol Hill: is it just a temporary coup? the events of the past seven months demonstrate that in the right circumstances and with the right leaders, Congress can work; but that doesn't mean it always will

National journal (1975), 1981-08, Vol.13, p.1537-1541

Cohen, Richard E

1981

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A report card for Congress--an "F" for frustration: the intractable energy crisis, the independence of younger members and tensions with President Carter have added up to lengthy delays in processing legislation

National journal (1975), 1979-08, Vol.11, p.1326-1330

Cohen, Richard E

1979

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"The imperial Congress"--living above the law: Congress has taken care to exclude itself from laws guaranteeing job safety, freedom of information, fair hiring practices and collective bargaining rights

National journal (1975), 1979-06, Vol.11, p.911-915

Rapoport, Daniel

1979

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The mysterious ways Congress makes committee assignments

National journal (1975), 1979-02, Vol.11, p.183-188

Cohen, Richard E

1979

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Class of 2010 New Members of Congress

A Washington Survival Guide for New Members

Voting in unison: in control of both chambers of Congress for the first time in 40 years, Republicans showed remarkable voting cohesion in pushing their legislative agenda last year, according to National Journal's annual vote ratings

Choosing sides; with Democrats in control of the White House as well as Congress, partisanship generally reigned in the Senate and House in 1993, according to National Journal's annual vote ratings

Look out, Congress: Capitol Hill is bracing for its largest freshman class since 1932

Special report: The splintered Congress

QA: Sharry On The Border Battles

The more things change--a new president and a new congressional leadership made very little difference in congressional voting patterns in 1989, National Journal's vote ratings reveal

Congress's rising stars: working within the system is still the surest route to legislative influence, as this list of 11 congressional up-and-comers selected by National Journal attests

Slim pickings: with partisanship running high in Congress, President Bush won't have an easy time recruiting Democrats to his cause, National Journal's 1988 vote ratings reveal

Endangered species: at least a third of the 115 members of Congress who are running for reelection for the first time this November are in danger of losing their seats

Legislative focus

Moving to the center: on economic issues but not social and foreign policy, members of Congress moved toward the ideological middle in 1986, National Journal's vote ratings show

Congress's rising stars: for the most part, those who succeed in Congress today pay obeisance to party leaders and senior committee members; in short, they've learned to work the system

Who's who in the 101st Congress

Who's who in the 100th Congress

Democrats, Republicans move further apart on most issues in 1983 session: National Journal's third annual vote ratings also show that regional disparities within each party were fewer last year than in the 97th Congress in 1981-82

Regionalism playing an increasing role in shaping Congress's policy debates

Nearly anonymous insiders play key roles as aides to Congress's leaders

Rating Congress--a guide to separating the liberals from the conservatives: National Journal's ratings for 1981 reveal, for example, that there was more party consistency on economic issues than on foreign policy and social issues

Congress: control at stake [outlook for the candidates, issues, voting and parties in the 1982 congressional elections]

The "revolution" on Capitol Hill: is it just a temporary coup? the events of the past seven months demonstrate that in the right circumstances and with the right leaders, Congress can work; but that doesn't mean it always will

A report card for Congress--an "F" for frustration: the intractable energy crisis, the independence of younger members and tensions with President Carter have added up to lengthy delays in processing legislation

"The imperial Congress"--living above the law: Congress has taken care to exclude itself from laws guaranteeing job safety, freedom of information, fair hiring practices and collective bargaining rights

The mysterious ways Congress makes committee assignments

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