Ohio Poll Has Good News For Clinton (At Least For Now)
Hispanics made up only 1 percent of those surveyed.
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Kumbaya
[IMGCAP(1)]McCain addressed the House GOP Conference on Wednesday at the Capitol Hill Club.
Arizona: State Speaker Weiers Eyes Shadegg’s Seat
“I have had a number of people ask me to reconsider running for the CD 1 seat,” Konopnicki said in the e-mail. “There are still a number of things I need to consider before making a decision.”
A No-Wynn Situation
On Tuesday, just as in 2006, Wynn lost the Montgomery County precincts in his district by an almost 3-1 margin, which was something of a surprise considering how much time the Congressman spent trying
Mug Shots: Valentine’s Tips
[IMGCAP(1)]Those with a curious palate and a love for wine should head to Sonoma (223 Pennsylvania Ave. SE), winner of the 2007 RAMMY Award for neighborhood gathering place of the year.
Forget Wisconsin — Next Week’s Big Election Is in Pakistan
[IMGCAP(1)]Two recent polls indicate that support for President Pervez Musharraf has fallen so low that if his party is declared the winner in the parliamentary elections, it could only be the result
Hillary the Kissing Bandit
[IMGCAP(1)]The company on Super Tuesday came out with a “Presidential Predictor” series, which parodies presidential hopefuls by tying them to a personality or unique moment in baseball history.
Capitol Facing Major Maintenance Backlog
Wasserman Schultz maintained that the No. 1 priority of the subcommittee remains addressing the maintenance backlog, specifically funding the projects dealing with life-safety concerns.
That Son-of-a-Gov.
[IMGCAP(1)]Ray Glendening, son of former Maryland Gov.
The Messages From Maryland and Virginia May Be Contradictory
[IMGCAP(1)]In the two most high-profile races, voters backed a moderately conservative Republican, Sen.
Party Wings Claim Victories
Since Feb. 1, the SEIU spent more than $600,000 in independent expenditures in the 4th district.
House Takes Two Tracks on Contempt
Conyers believes correctly that the matter here is not about Josh Bolten or Harriet Miers; it is about whether or not the Congress of the United States, acting pursuant to its Article 1 authority, has
Making Space for Creativity
[IMGCAP(1)]“It’s a great day job for an artist,” said Stone, the Senate’s superintendent of mail. Stone joined the post office in 1972, having earned a patronage position from then-Sen.
Fighting for Peter
[IMGCAP(1)]On Tuesday, the Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Federal Workforce, Postal Service and the District of Columbia called on a dozen federal officials and experts to give their
CQ Politics’ Fundraising Top 10s: Best-Funded House Incumbents
1) Charles B. Rangel, Democrat, New York’s 15th District ($3.4 million in receipts) 2) Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat, New York’s 20th ($2.6 million) 3) Steny H.
Obama Set To Sweep Potomac Primary
Obama wins 10 delegates to Clinton’s 4, with 1 too close to call.
Right Now, McCain Would Run A Close Race Against Either Dem
This outcome is pretty consistent with earlier hypothetical matchups by Gallup and others (see Time Magazine’s Feb. 1-4 poll)..
Seeking an Inquiry on Torture
[IMGCAP(1)]At the same time, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Tuesday reiterated that President Bush’s nomination of Steven Bradbury to become an assistant attorney general was dead
Massachusetts Ties
[IMGCAP(1)]High, 24, is from Holden, Mass., and earned his bachelor’s degree from Boston University in 2006. He focused his studies on political science.
Cassidy Hires Full-Time Compliance Guru
[IMGCAP(1)]Early next month, the firm is bringing on Andrew Kameros, a longtime federal prosecutor in the tax division’s criminal enforcement section at DOJ.