Poll: Tenenbaum Leads All S.C. GOPers
In the poll, Tenenbaum held a 43 percent to 37 percent lead over Beasley among self-identifying independents; she led Condon 42 percent to 36 percent and DeMint 47 percent to 21 percent in that demographic
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GOP Race Could Aid Hoeffel
A poll conducted for the Club for Growth and released last week showed Toomey narrowing the gap in the primary, with Specter leading Toomey 47 percent to 37 percent.
Jones, Ryan Plead Their Case Before Conference
In an abbreviated primary challenge last cycle, Walrath took 47 percent of the vote against Boehlert.
Does Economic Curse Lurk Over House of Bush?
By Election Day, both Clinton’s economic and overall approval ratings were up to 57 percent and the satisfied/dissatisfied figure was 47-47.
History Shows Kerry, Bush Need to Establish Advantage by Labor Day
Aug. 18-19 CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll conducted immediately after the Aug. 14-17 Democratic convention found the Al Gore-Joe Lieberman Democratic ticket held a small (and statistically insignificant) 47
ILLINOIS: Rush Coy When Asked About Backing Obama
The poll, done by the Polling Co. for the Club for Growth, showed Specter at 47 percent and Toomey at 37 percent, with 15 percent of likely GOP primary voters undecided.
Bell Forced Into Early Retirement
Lott, 47, is a small business owner who has served in the state House since 2000.
Senate Restaurants Slide Further Into Red
In fiscal 2003, the restaurants billed $189,545 to the “customer accounts,” of which more than $88,000, about 47 percent, was paid back within a 30-day period.
International Opinion Remains Split Over War’s Justification
While 47 percent of respondents said Nader did not cost Al Gore the 2000 election and 37 percent said he did, Democrats were a mirror image: 49 percent to 37 percent.
The Excitement Trickles Down in Colorado
Some party leaders may try to enlist former Boulder Mayor Bob Greenlee, who took 47 percent of the vote against Udall in the Congressman’s first election back in 1998.
A Look at Michigan
Gov Dick Posthumus’ 47 percent — but the GOP thinks she can be beat in ’06. The party is very high on former Michigan Secretary of State and first-term Rep. Candice Miller.
WISCONSIN: Three Republicans Boast of Shared PAC Backing
Boehlert is likely to face a rematch with Cayuga County legislator David Walrath (R), who took 47 percent of the vote against the incumbent in the 2002 GOP primary in the central New York 24th district
Democrats Have Defined Bush — Now, It’s His Turn
The poll showed that Bush and Kerry tied at 47 percent apiece in a trial heat, but in January Bush led by 52-41.
On Holiday
But 47 Members were born in November. Nov. 11, Veterans Day Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) — 1940 Rep. Corrine Brown (D-Fla.) — 1946 Rep. Sam Graves (R-Mo.) — 1963 Rep.
MISSOURI: Bond Leads By 10 But Democrats Are Hopeful
John Kerry (D) by only a 47 percent to 42 percent margin in a hypothetical presidential matchup. Ryun, a former Olympic runner, has held the 2nd district easily since winning it in 1996.
PAC Receipts Are Soaring
During the same period, AFLAC Inc. boosted its PAC receipts 84 percent to $900,000; Lockheed Martin Corp. increased its intake by 47 percent to $713,000; and General Electric sparked a 37 percent
Presidential Race Improving Democrats’ Favorable Ratings
[IMGCAP(1)] Fifty-nine percent had a favorable impression of the Democratic Party in late January-early February, up from 47 percent in early January.
Republicans Line Up in Case McCrery Retires
Boehlert is expected to be challenged in the Republican primary by Cayuga County legislator David Walrath, who took a surprising 47 percent of the vote by challenging Boehlert from the right in the
Labor Focuses on Key States
Bush carried Missouri 50 percent to 47 percent, with Republicans just surviving a last-minute GOTV effort in St. Louis.
Don’t Lose Gun Vote, Democratic Pollsters Urge
The group contends that to win Congressional seats and the White House, Democrats must “clearly articulate their centrist message on guns,” citing Penn’s polling data contending that 47 percent of