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EAC: Zombie Agency

Two Remaining Commissioners Resign One Year After Agency Loses Quorum

Harper Applauds Passage of H.R. 3463

Bill Eliminating Taxpayer Subsidized Campaigns and Obsolete Election Agency Expected to Save Taxpayers $480 Million and Immediately Reduce Deficit by $199 Million

Lungren and Brady on Retirement of House Sergeant at Arms Bill Livingood

Harper Calls on FEC to Disclose Enforcement Standards

Subcommittee on Elections Chairman Calls on Federal Election Commission to Release Secret Enforcement Standards; Says Resistance to Procedural Transparency Contradicts Agency’s Core Mission

Congress to Convert Waste to Energy

New AOC Contract to Divert up to 90% of Capitol Complex’s Solid Waste From Landfills; Expected to Save Tens of Thousands Annually

OOC Report Cites Decline in Congressional Workplace Hazards

Committee on House Administration Commends Architect for 60 Percent Reduction in Congressional Workplace Hazards Since 109th Congress

Lungren on House’s 2010 Financial Audit

Chairman Lungren Pledges to Continue Working with CAO to Restore House’s Financial Standing After Second Consecutive Audit Cites Inadequacies with Financial Reporting

Lungren Applauds Passage of H.R. 2551

Chairman of House Administration Applauds House Passage of Bill Cutting Leg Branch Spending; Maintains Commitment to Identifying Waste and Maximizing Operational Efficiency

House Network Now Supports Skype and ooVoo Video Teleconferencing

House Administration and House Technology Operations Team Announce Video Teleconferencing Services Now Available to House Offices

Harper: Democrats’ Refusal to Cut EAC is an Insult to Struggling Taxpayers

Subcommittee on Elections Chairman Calls Democrats’ Refusal to Cut Wasteful Spending in Washington an Insult to Struggling Taxpayers; Says Congress Should Do Its Job or Go Home