Manny Come Lately
[IMGCAP(1)]Miranda wasn’t always such a big fan of McCain’s, though.
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After Tancredo…
the Coffman campaign on Jan. 22 and 23, the secretary of state had a wide advantage over his Republican opponents, garnering 44 percent, compared with 10 percent for Armstrong, 8 percent for Harvey and 1
CQ Politics’ Fundraising Top 10s: Candidates for Open and Vacant Seats
Tuesday’s congressional primaries Colorado primary hindering Republicans’ hopes 29 open seats 1. Jim Oberweis, Republican, Illinois’ 14th District ($2.05 million) 2.
Mississippi: Davis Poll Shows Him With Solid Primary Lead
The poll of 300 likely Republican primary voters taken Jan. 16 and 17 gave Davis 36 percent, former Tupelo Mayor Glenn McCullough 22 percent and ophthalmologist Randy Russell just 1 percent.
Nebraska: Ex-Republican Enters Senate Race as Democrat
Even state Attorney General Jon Bruning (R) recently chose to drop out of the race soon after Johanns got in, despite having raised around $1 million since entering the GOP primary contest last spring
As Americans Go To Vote Tuesday, Gloom About The Economy
A Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted Jan.30-Feb.1 says the public view of the economy is more negative than at any time in the last 15 years and few believe the stimulus program being hatched in Washington
Case Continued
[IMGCAP(1)]In D.C.
Odd Man Out
[IMGCAP(1)]What we found was this: Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.) appears to be the odd man out.
CNN, Gallup, Cook Polls: Obama And Clinton Locked In Tight Battle
The Gallup daily tracking poll conducted Feb. 1-3 has Clinton leading Obama 47 percent to 43 percent with a 3 percent margin of error.
Frist, Carville Beat Carmen Electra
[IMGCAP(1)]In case you were in the kitchen getting another beer when their big moment aired, the bipartisan duo starred in a Super Bowl ad for Coke in which they bonded over said fizzy beverage during
Earmarks Still Pose Challenge
The package is apparently the first bill that the Senate Energy Committee has moved since the earmark disclosure rules of S. 1 were signed into law last September.
Deficit Could Dim Hopes for Stimulus II
[IMGCAP(1)]Even as Senate Democrats struggle to find Republican votes for a larger stimulus package this week, they face growing resistance from conservative Democrats, particularly in the House,
No Room at the Top With Octogenarian Senators
[IMGCAP(1)]The state’s politics mostly are dominated by Democrats, who hold overwhelming majorities in the state legislature.
A Magical Mystery Tour Through the Bush Budget and Deficit
[IMGCAP(1)]After all, a few details about the president’s proposals were leaked over the past week or so. Actually, “selectively released” probably is more accurate.
A New, Unexpected Day Is Dawning for the United States
[IMGCAP(1)]This was not something I could even imagine as a child who grew up on the other side of the tracks, lived through segregation (de jure and de facto) and felt the sting of discrimination
McCain Defies Business, Attracts Lobbyists
As of Feb. 1, the defense industry had contributed less than $160,000 to his presidential campaign, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
McCain On Top, Dem Race Close In National, Super Tuesday Polls
A McClatchy/MSNBC poll conducted Jan.30-Feb.1 shows Clinton leading Obama in this delegate-rich state by 45 percent to 36 percent, with a 5 point margin of error.
CBS News/New York Times: Obama, Clinton Tied And McCain Way On Top
He leads 2-to-1 over Mitt Romney, 46 percent to 23 percent with Mike Huckabee at 12 percent.
Three Major Polls Show Democratic Race Close, McCain Far Ahead
A Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted Jan.30-Feb.1 had Clinton leading Obama 47 percent to 43 percent, with a three point margin of error.
Gallup: McCain Surging Ahead, Clinton Adds A Bit To Her Lead
Read the full Gallup poll The latest Gallup tracking poll, conducted Jan. 30-Feb. 1, shows John McCain widening his lead in the Republican race with a closer contest on the Democratic side, although