State, National GOP Fight Over Attack Utah Mailer
Wilson led Romero by just 1 point in the Albuquerque-based 1st district at the beginning of the month. A new independent poll is expected to be published in Sunday’s Albuquerque Journal.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
2,297 results for "1"
The Canoodle Cabal
[IMGCAP(1)] The site kindly provides a phonetic pronunciation of the word and its definition: ca·noo·dle, v. To engage in caressing, petting or lovemaking.
A Divisive Election Will Only Worsen Existing Partisan Rifts
[IMGCAP(1)] The campaign itself is helping to ensure that outcome.
Ballot Measures Can Shape Congressional Debate
[IMGCAP(1)] As it happens, this year’s crop of ballot initiatives includes a variety of measures with potential for federal follow-up, on both the left and the right.
Democrats Predict More of Same in ’05
The post is Speaker-appointed, and leadership aides said they saw the two most likely scenarios as 1) Dreier being granted a waiver to remain as chairman; or 2) Rep.
Election Sets Stage for Bitter 109th
He further endeared himself to the Caucus last month by turning over $1 million to the DSCC from his campaign account, an act that prompted several others to produce six-figure checks.
Playing It Safe in Carolina
Even with the recent influx of $1 million for a television and radio buy in the final two weeks of the campaign, the NRSC is being drastically outspent by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
The Third Way: Will Small Parties Matter?
In mid-October, he was polling at just 1 percent, while Knowles held a lead of 1 point to 3 points.
Money Flows in Race for Appropriations Gavel
From Oct. 1 to Oct. 13, the Kentuckian made contributions to 10 members of the GOP Steering Committee: Reps.
Just a Week Out, Voters Prefer President Bush, But Only Narrowly
[IMGCAP(1)] Those are the conclusions I draw from the avalanche of polls released over the past week.
Divine Nine: Fight Is On
And remember, a recount is required by state law if the two candidates are separated by less than one half of 1 percent.
Ad War Picks Up in DeLay’s Safe District
Campaign Money Watch, a 527 soft-money organization, is largely funded by a who’s who of big-dollar progressive donors including Linda Pritzker, who has donated $250,000 to it since Oct. 1, according
Possible Upsets, Late Breakers and Missed Opportunities
[IMGCAP(1)] Leading the list of late-breaking races is the Kentucky Senate contest. The advantages held by Sen.
Small Encounters of the Kerry Kind, and Other Whoppers
[IMGCAP(1)] So it’s all the more amazing that Sen.
Hope for Intel Vote Fades Fast
[IMGCAP(1)] It appeared Hastert was trying to jump-start bicameral talks by meeting with the top Senate negotiator, Governmental Affairs Chairwoman Susan Collins (R-Maine), Monday morning as he made
Youthful Indiscretions
[IMGCAP(1)] The Tulsa World reports that Sullivan had “a physical altercation with an off-duty Tulsa police officer” in 1982 when Sullivan was 17.
Roster of Vulnerable Incumbents Changing
The most recent independent poll showed the challenger trailing Wilson by just 1 point. Romero will benefit from a huge get-out-the-vote operation orchestrated by Gov. Bill Richardson (D).
Sex and Politics
[IMGCAP(1)] In the same year the Equal Rights Amendment was approved by the Senate 84-8 and sent to the states for ratification, Roll Call was reporting on the activities of the newly formed Women’s Political
Senate Hopefuls Pump in $60M
The most expensive race from July 1 to Sept. 30 was the North Carolina open-seat race, in which upwards of $12 million was spent by Rep.
HAVA Dispute
[IMGCAP(1)] Blackwell has come under considerable fire from Democrats who contend he has tried to strip voter rights in the way he has interpreted provisional balloting rules.