Kennedy, Cuomo Close in New York Poll
David Paterson (D) must appoint Clintons replacement, who will run for re-election to the seat in 2010.
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Gonzales: Republicans Should Quit Celebrating and Face Reality
In the House, Republicans had a 232-202 majority after the 2004 election. Next year, Democrats will have a 257-178 edge. In the Senate, Republicans had a 55-45 majority after the 2004 election.
White House 2012 Polls: Not So Fast
Senate, after an easy general election win over Alan Keyes (R). Now, he is the president-elect.
DCCC to Members: Fork It Over
According to a post-general fundraising report filed with the Federal Election Commission last week, the DCCC showed close to $4.9 million in vendor debt stemming from the Nov. 4 elections and had
Heard on the Hill: Hair Club for the Vanquished
Sununu was simply following in the proud tradition of other political losers like Al Gore, who grew a full, professorial beard after losing the presidential election in 2000, and New Mexico Gov.
House Members to Get 198 Inaugural Tickets Apiece
House Members each will get 198 tickets for the inauguration a number dwarfed by the thousands of requests received by many offices since the Nov. 4 election.
A Year of CQ Politics Rating Changes: Steady Growth for Dems
Senate Seats Alaska: Ted Stevens, R Colorado: Wayne Allard, R, retiring Georgia: Saxby Chambliss, R Iowa: Tom Harkin, D Kansas: Pat Roberts, R Kentucky: Mitch McConnell, R Mississippi Special Election
Minority Vote a Key Factor in Two S.C. Races
Henry Brown (R) and Joe Wilson (R) protecting their political careers along coastal South Carolina a week out from Election Day.
Illinois Seat Could Flip
The automated SurveyUSA poll was conducted for Roll Call on Oct. 20-21.
Poll Vault
It had a 4-point margin of error. Previous Begich 47% Stevens 43% Fairleigh Dickinson University poll of 601 likely voters conducted Sept. 17-21.
Poll Shows Sali Trailing in Idaho
45 percent, with 4 percent undecided.
Weekends of Wine and Trolleys
In addition to being the time of pre-election insanity, fall is also the time of pumpkins, scarecrows and wine.
Polls: GOP Lags in House Races
Each poll tested more than 600 voters and had an error margin of roughly 4 points (for complete details, see chart at right).
New Hampshire: Two New Polls Show a Substantial Hodes Lead
A recent Republican poll showed Hodes with just a 4-point lead.
Polls: Ohio a Top House Battleground
The poll of 635 likely voters was conducted Sept. 19-21 and had a 4-point error margin.
Louisiana: Clyburn, Others to Fete Cravins
The poll of 500 likely voters was conducted Sept. 17-21 and had a margin of error of 4.4 points.
The 50 Richest Members of Congress (2008)
4. Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) $80.40 million A descendant of oil tycoon John D.
Cantor Peddles an Agenda
Cantor, the Chief Deputy Whip for House Republicans, this week unveiled his own GOP agenda aimed at middle-class voters, a plan he hopes Republican Members and candidates will rally behind between now and Election
Brown Seeks to Buck the Odds in GOP District
But Brown remains confident, believing this election is less about partisanship than it is about leadership.
Poll: Missouri 9th May Be Waste of Democrats’ Efforts
Self-described independent voters broke 4-3 for Luetkemeyer.