Seals Officially Kicks Off Second Try to Oust Kirk
Seals, who captured 47 percent of the vote last year despite being a complete unknown, does not have the Democratic field to himself, however.
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Illinois: Seals Officially Kicks Off Second Try to Oust Kirk
Seals, who captured 47 percent of the vote last year despite being a complete unknown, does not have the Democratic field to himself, however.
Building a Health Market
ROLL CALL: So the administration’s answer to the fact that we have got 46 million to 47 million people uninsured in America is to go state by state and hope that the states will gradually cover
After Interviews and Cuts, Blue Dogs Add 5 Members
The group counted 42 lawmakers before its Tuesday meeting, with membership capped at 47 members for the 110th Congress.
Blue Dog Hopefuls Await Picks
The group, which currently counts 43 lawmakers, is capped at 47 members for the 110th Congress.
Vulnerable Newcomers Stray from Democrats’ Party Line
Don Sherwood 47% – 2004 President: Bush 60%, Kerry 40% Joe Donnelly, Indiana’s 2nd District (North Central — South Bend, parts of Elkhart and Kokomo) – Party Unity Score: 84.3 percent (9th lowest)
Amy, What You Wanna Do?
Klobuchar, 47, won what was expected to be a very tough open-seat race last year with surprising ease, taking 58 percent of the vote against then-Rep. Mark Kennedy (R).
‘Vote Pummeling’ Can Soften Majority’s Hard Line in House
By exploiting a 1934 House precedent, they were able to chip away at the minority’s right to such an extent that on 47 occasions they barred all amendments in recommit motions.
Walz Unfazed by Lineup of Republicans
Walz was a long-shot candidate, but the former National Guardsman campaigned relentlessly and his personal style helped him earn a surprising 53 percent to 47 percent victory over then-Rep.
Colorado: With New Key Recruit, Democrats Touting Poll
Grisham, 47, told The Associated Press this week that a run for the Albuquerque-based seat held by Rep.
Pombo Won’t Make Political Comeback
Although President Bush won the Central Valley district in 2004 with 54 percent of the vote, McNerney beat Pombo 53 percent to 47 percent in 2006 after losing badly to him two years earlier.
Cornyn and Dole: Two (Vulnerable) Peas in a Pod?
Moreover, a Hamilton Beattie & Staff survey conducted in mid-April for the DSCC found Cornyn leading a generic Democratic opponent by only 9 points, 47 percent to 38 percent.
Familiar Names Aim at Walberg
But whether Berryman will have a clean shot at Walberg depends heavily on a decision by Schwarz, who after serving one term in Congress fell to Walberg’s challenge from the right, 53 percent to 47
Meek Raises, Spends Cash in Style
Since 2003, he has spent nearly $30,000 in high-end steakhouses alone, including 47 listed disbursements at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse in downtown Washington, D.C.
DSCC Tries to Gin Up Challenger With Poll
The poll, with a 3.5 percent margin of error, had Cornyn leading a generic Democrat in a hypothetical re-election race 47 percent to 38 percent, with 15 percent undecided.
Bruning, Hagel Sniping After Bruning Touts Poll
The survey, commissioned by Bruning, had him in front of Hagel 47 percent to 38 percent, with 15 percent undecided.
Kirk Seat Will Draw More Interest
Seals, a former GE Commercial Finance worker who earned 47 percent of the vote in his underdog bid, confirmed in an interview last week that he is looking into a repeat challenge of the four-term
Oregon: Treasurer Reiterates His Disinterest in Senate Bid
The survey, commissioned by Bruning, had him in front of Hagel 47 percent to 38 percent, with 15 percent undecided.
Bloomberg Shouldn’t Rule Out ’08 Option if Parties Polarize
In 2006 election exit polls, a full 47 percent of the electorate identified itself as moderate, only 20 percent as liberal and 32 percent as conservative.
D.C. Revitalization Agencies Dealt Difficult Hands
When the City Council created the AWC in 2004, it planned to give it properties along the Anacostia River, including a 47-acre piece of the Southwest Waterfront that was under the control of the