Candidates Line Up to Take on Battle-Tested Edwards
The Congressman noted that his toughest re-election campaigns come in presidential election years when turnout rises.
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New York House Special: Welcome to Overtime
Continually touting the benefits of President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus plan, Murphy, a venture capitalist, quickly closed a 21-point gap in the polls, despite the 70,000-voter Republican overlay
Off-Year Specials Often Provide No Tea Leaves
But it doesn’t matter who wins today’s special election in New York’s 20th district, breathless over-analysis will rule the day.
New York: Survey: Murphy Closing Gap With Tedisco
Libertarian Eric Sundwall, who has not yet secured a place on the March 31 ballot, had 4 percent.The poll of 400 likely special election voters had a 4.9-point margin of error.For Murphy, the poll illustrates
Burris Fallout Vexes Durbin
Because of the legal jeopardy involved, Burris is limited in mounting his own public defense to the furor that erupted after he filed a Feb. 4 affidavit with the Illinois General Assembly acknowledging
Caucus Faces Power Struggle
In the wake of EmanuelÂ’s exit for the White House shortly after the Nov. 4 elections, both Van Hollen and Larson were eyeing a run for his plum spot in the leadership lineup.
Sans Date, N.Y. Special Heating Up
In the early weeks of the special election in New YorkÂ’s 20th district, the public posture of the national political parties couldnÂ’t be more different.
Franken Stuck in Holding Pattern
Republican Norm Coleman — whose first Senate term expired in early January — is in the midst of contesting the results of his re-election bid as allowed for under state election law.
Senate Seniority List for the 111th Congress
Rankings are based on the date the oath of office was taken, except in cases when a Senator resigns after the election and the winner of the election is appointed to fill the remainder of the term
Club Plays Offense and Defense
Tom Cole (Okla.), the NRCC chairman in the 2008 cycle whose tenure at the helm of the committee ended in a 21-seat loss for Republicans. First-term Rep.
Kennedy, Cuomo Close in New York Poll
David Paterson (D) must appoint ClintonÂ’s replacement, who will run for re-election to the seat in 2010.
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.