Via National Review, the Koch brothers' twice-a-year conference that was set to be held next month is being delayed. From the email Charles Koch sent to associates:

They roll out a plan to review what worked and what didn't for the party in the 2012 cycle.

For Cuomo, who has had the full run of New York for years, the return of Hillary Clinton presents something less than an ideal situation.

"Hello Manny. I ran for president. I lost," Romney says, according to Pacquiao's publicist.

His victory brings a close to the final undetermined congressional contest of the 2012 cycle.

Senior Obama and Romney aides meet at the Dole Institute of Politics.

Republican digital gurus are starting to chart a path forward for 2014 and beyond.

One of the strangest elements about the Dick Armey retirement from FreedomWorks is the $8 million settlement he struck on the side with a board member, Richard Stephenson, a friend who is paying him in installments.

Not so much, via Bresnahan and Raju:

FEC: It was the most expensive presidential race.

An eclectic mix of others also gave at the 11th hour.

“To the degree that it was a distraction," it didn't help, Romney's former adviser says.

Via 44, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's visit to Washington today included a visit with President Obama at the White House.

O'Malley takes a victory lap after signing a proclamation today recognizing that gay marriage is now legal in Maryland.

Fox News commentator and for-a-brief-moment 2006 U.S. Senate candidate KT McFarland pushes back on Bob Woodward's story, documented by audio tape, about her relaying to Gen. David Petraeus that her boss, Roger Ailes, wanted him to run for president. On the Fox News website, McFarland writes:

Virginia Attorney General and presumptive GOP gubernatorial nominee Ken Cuccinelli sent a curt note this week to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) regarding how the party should nominate candidates — an issue that has become a stand-in for the broader fight in the state between establishment and conservative Republicans.

They're falling over themselves to get their hands on it for their own campaigns.

Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin has been elected to lead the Democratic Governors Association for 2013, a DGA source tells POLITICO.

Colin Campbell has a scooplet on a type of message from Hillary Clinton - letters to at least a handful of Democrats who lost their congressional campaigns a few weeks ago, just as she gets ready to leave the State Department amid questions about her political future.

We reported on this page a few weeks ago that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid had asked Sen. Michael Bennet to helm the DSCC. We also reported that Bennet made clear he wouldn't do it unless executive director Guy Cecil, his former chief-of-staff who steered the committee to a hugely successful election night, remained on. And both things have happened, our colleagues John Bresnahan and Manu Raju scoop: