The Recount Rules Guide for 2014
After certification, a losing candidate can request a recount if the margin is equal to or less than 1 percent of total votes cast.
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The Recount Rules Guide for 2014
After certification, a losing candidate can request a recount if the margin is equal to or less than 1 percent of total votes cast.
How Mary Landrieu and Kissing Congressman’s Fates Are Tied
Though registered Democrats outnumber Republicans 2 to 1 in the district, with 23 percent of voters not registered with either party, voters tend to elect conservative candidates.
How Mary Landrieu and Kissing Congressman’s Fates Are Tied
Though registered Democrats outnumber Republicans 2 to 1 in the district, with 23 percent of voters not registered with either party, voters tend to elect conservative candidates.
When Being a County Supervisor Is More Appealing Than Congress
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Vets Honor Service Dogs Who Saved Their Lives
“As the starting buzzer went off Sunday, a few of the competitors ran — others walked — the 1-mile course in D.C.”
No Changes at Capitol Following Jeh Johnson’s Security Upgrade
Around 1 p.m. inside the Dirksen Senate Office Building, police patted down a man outfitted wearing a white turban and robe who declined to remove garments for the metal detectors.
Former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Mooted as Next Secret Service Director
Gainer’s 47 years in public service, Canterbury says the former Senate sergeant-at-arms and Capitol Police chief is one of the few people who can achieve the changes needed in the wake of Pierson’s Oct. 1
The Attack Ads Harry Reid Didn’t Want You to See
Here are some of the subjects — and TV attack lines — Reid’s strategy sought to avoid: 1. The “Vitter Amendment.” Possible attack line: “You voted to save your own health care benefits!”
The Attack Ads Harry Reid Didn’t Want You to See
Here are some of the subjects — and TV attack lines — Reid’s strategy sought to avoid: 1. The “Vitter Amendment.” Possible attack line: “You voted to save your own health care benefits!”
D.C. Council Talks Marijuana Legalization, ‘Rookie Cookies’
Grosso said the bill is still evolving, but he hopes to “get it to the right place” by Jan. 1. Related: Could Pot Become Legal in Nation’s Capital? D.C.
Tim Bishop in Political Peril — Again
“There’s no such thing as an easy race in New York 1,” Bishop said last week in an interview. “In 2008, very few people knew [Zeldin] at all.
GOP: Obama’s Immigration Action Will Cripple 2016 Democrats
“They’ll see it No. 1 as executive overreach,” he said. But he didn’t think it completely took the pressure off Congress to act.
GOP: Obama’s Immigration Action Will Cripple 2016 Democrats
“They’ll see it No. 1 as executive overreach,” he said. But he didn’t think it completely took the pressure off Congress to act.
Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting Announced
The tree will be lit every night from Dec. 2 until Jan. 1 from nightfall until 11 p.m., a tradition going back to 1964.
Reid Sends Late Gift to Begich
In an editorial in Roll Call Oct. 1 — the anniversary of the last government shutdown — Begich argued that the bill would shield veterans from the politics that arise in the appropriations process
Washington Post Editor Ben Bradlee’s Other Virtue | Commentary
His hiring decisions occurred as the Post ascended from Washington’s second-best daily (the defunct Washington Star was No. 1) to the media juggernaut as we know it today.
D.C. Council Clears Road for Uber
It mandates county, federal and multi-state background checks on drivers going back seven years, $1 million primary insurance coverage from the moment a driver accepts a request and annual vehicle safety
6 House Debate Moments That Reminded Us of High School (Video)
At the 1:50 mark, one woman yells “shut up!” to the audience members interrupting Foust. “Please, be quiet,” the debate moderator chided the audience.
6 House Debate Moments That Reminded Us of High School (Video)
At the 1:50 mark, one woman yells “shut up!” to the audience members interrupting Foust. “Please, be quiet,” the debate moderator chided the audience.