Myths and Realities In the Debate Over Continuity of Congress
.” — James Madison in The Federalist No. 47.
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Matt Throckmorton, Scourge of Illegal Immigrants
With just three weeks until the primary, Cannon led Throckmorton 47 percent to 25 percent with 19 percent undecided, according to a recent poll with a high error margin conducted for the Deseret
Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
That was quickly followed by a Mason-Dixon Polling & Media Research Inc. survey that had Daschle with a much more narrow 49 percent to 47 percent edge.
Costly House Special in Final Lap
The last independent poll conducted in the race showed Herseth leading Diedrich 49 percent to 40 percent among likely voters, but with a more narrow 47 percent to 44 percent edge among certain voters
Democrats Smell Kerry Victory — But It’s Too Soon
The poll found that “Bush has become a 47 percent president at best” and that just 42 percent of voters want the country to continue in Bush’s direction.
Daschle, Frist Wring Cash From S.D. Trip
The efforts come as a new independent poll showing Daschle ahead of Thune by just 49 percent to 47 percent is set to be released in South Dakota today.
Irresponsible
In practice, 47 states have opted for temporary appointment by the state’s governor; three require special elections.
Bush, Daschle Quiet in S.D.
The poll by Mason-Dixon Polling & Media Research Inc. for KELO-TV put Herseth’s margin at 49 percent to 40 percent among registered voters and 47 percent to 44 percent among the most likely voters
Primary, Runoff
Mike Fair 32 percent to 23 percent in the primary only to win 53 percent to 47 percent in the runoff 14 days later.
House Race Hotbeds
But the poll, with a margin of error of 10 percent also indicated that 47 percent remained undecided.
Target: Lone Star State Democrats
Adam Taff, who took 47 percent against Moore in 2002, is the frontrunner, although former Justice Department official Kris Kobach is also running a solid campaign.
MOUNTAIN: Democrats See Unexpected Gains at Altitude
7th district Incumbent: Bob Beauprez (R) 1st term (47 percent) Outlook: Leans Republican The past few months have brought Republicans good news and bad news in equal measures in this seat
Worlds Apart: Democrats’ Electoral Targets Are Different for White House, Congressional Battles
Bush carried the state 50 percent to 47 percent in 2000. Republicans are targeting Sens.
PLAINS: National Democrats Look to Region to Expand
Missouri is one of 17 states targeted by both parties on the presidential level; in 2000 President Bush carried it 50 percent to 47 percent.
MID-ATLANTIC: Pennsylvania Has Region’s Top Senate Contest;
Boehlert (R) 11th term (71 percent) Outlook: Safe Republican Boehlert faces a Republican primary rematch with former Cayuga County legislator David Walrath, who came out of the blue and captured 47
THE SOUTH: The South Has Risen Again as the No. 1 Battleground for Control of Next Year’s Senate
The latest poll, conducted for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, showed Bowles at 47 percent and Burr at 38 percent.
Advice to Kerry: Steal Bush’s 2000 ‘Uniter’ Theme
Gallup poll found that Bush’s overall job-approval rating is down to 46 percent, the lowest of his presidency — yet among likely voters, Bush continues to lead Kerry (if only narrowly) by 48 percent to 47
In Battleground State, Voinovich Drops Some
In the survey, commissioned by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Voinovich got 47 percent while Democratic state Sen. Eric Fingerhut got 32 percent.
Lampson Losing in Poll
Lampson shot back that in the March 9 primary, he received 53 percent of the total votes cast to 47 percent for the six Republicans seeking the nomination.
Ameri(can) Dream May Win Out
The 47-year-old Ameri, who left her homeland as a college freshman and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Stanford University before building a successful telecom consulting business, has