A Look at Kansas
Moore won that race 50 percent to 47 percent. Moore originally won the seat in 1998 by defeating then-Rep.
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NRCC Continues to Outraise, Outspend Democrats
House Republicans continued their torrid spending as well, expending $5.1 million during the month; they have spent roughly $47 million so far in 2003.
A Look at South Carolina
Jim Hodges (D) 53 percent to 47 percent. Hodges had been the state’s first Democratic governor since 1982.
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casualty">Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.), 62, 13 terms Running for Senate 8 House: 1D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 47
PENNSYLVANIA: Name ID a Problem For Specter Challengers
The survey also showed Specter with a 47 percent to 19 percent favorable/unfavorable rating and primary opponent Rep.
As Expected, Fritz Takes a Pass
Tommy Hartnett 50 percent to 47 percent, in part by intimidating potential Hartnett contributors.
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casualty">Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.), 62, 13 terms Running for Senate 8 House: 1D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 47
CALIFORNIA: FEC Report: Boxer Spent Money to Raise Money
Taff took 47 percent of the vote last cycle. Kobach is a former Overland Park city councilman, elected to the job in 1999.
LOUISIANA: Alexander’s Poll Shows He’s in Good Shape
Hoeffel defeated Brown last year, 51 percent to 47 percent. — Lauren W.
Santorum Memo Shows GOP Slippage
The previous Winston poll had Senate Republicans at a 52 percent favorable to 35 percent unfavorable showing, compared to the Democrats’ 47 percent favorable to 41 percent unfavorable margin.
GOP Primary Exposes Divide In Lucas’ District
As a result, Lucas was able to peel off a number of moderate Republicans to beat Williams 53 percent to 47 percent.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle’s Ad Blitz Fails
John Thune (R) 47 percent to 46 percent in the McLaughlin & Associates survey, which was paid for by the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Bush’s Bad Weeks Show He Could Lose in ’04 — Maybe
Zogby reported that for the first time more voters, 47 percent, want a new president, compared to 46 percent who want Bush re-elected.
CALIFORNIA: Sharon Davis Rips Issa, Stands by Her Man
In 2002, Taff took 47 percent against Moore, the same percentage then-state Rep. Phill Kline (R) got against Moore in 2000. — C.C.
A look at Wisconsin
The district voted 48 percent for Gore and 47 percent for Bush in 2000. In coming years, retirements could create competitive races in other districts as well. Reps.
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Retiring 4 House: 4R; 2 Senate: 1D, 1R Nick Smith (R-Mich), 68, 6 terms Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 47, 5 terms
Favorability Gap Grows in House GOP Poll
But Democrats pointed to different numbers, referring to a June Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report survey showing them leading in a generic Congressional ballot test, 47-40.
House Seats Slow to Come Open for 2004
Hoeffel won re-election 51 percent to 47 percent, while Marshall won an open seat by a single point.
More for Moore
Rooney, 47, was the founding executive director for the Forum on Technology and Innovation prior to joining the committee.
States Need Flexibility With Medicaid
Currently, about 47 million low-income Americans rely on the Medicaid program to pay for their health care needs.