President Barack Obama Wins Re-Election
CNN reported Obama having slim leads in exit polls in those states, and a 52 percent to 47 percent advantage in Pennsylvania, where the Romney campaign made a late push.
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President Barack Obama Wins Re-Election
CNN reported Obama having slim leads in exit polls in those states, and a 52 percent to 47 percent advantage in Pennsylvania, where the Romney campaign made a late push.
Race Rating Changes: The Final Push
Assuming Republicans hold their seats in Arizona and Nevada, which seems like a good bet, that’s a zero net gain, leaving the chamber’s makeup at 53 Democrats and 47 Republicans.
Race Rating Changes: The Final Push
Assuming Republicans hold their seats in Arizona and Nevada, which seems like a good bet, that’s a zero net gain, leaving the chamber’s makeup at 53 Democrats and 47 Republicans.
Indiana: Howey Poll Gives Donnelly Big Edge Over Mourdock
Donnelly garnered 47 percent of the vote, while Mourdock had 36 percent in the survey. A libertarian candidate, Andrew Horning, picked up 6 percent, and 11 percent of voters were undecided.
Painkiller Reclassification in FDA’s Hands
Approximately 47 million patients received 131 million prescriptions for combination hydrocodone painkillers that year.
Faking It
And we’ll leave you with this one, a reference to Romney’s comment about 47 percent of Americans being freeloaders. “My thoughts and prayers go out to 53% of you. #MittStormTips #Sandy.”
Rape Comment Forces John Koster Into Damage Control
A recent King5 TV poll showed DelBene at 47 percent and Koster at 44 percent, within the margin of error.
GOP Dismisses Bob Kerrey, but Continues to Invest
On Monday, Pharos Research Group released a poll of 761 likely voters showing Kerrey at 47 percent and Fischer at 50 percent. That poll was conducted Oct. 26-28.
Massachusetts: New Poll Shows Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren Tied
In a horse-race matchup among likely voters, including those who lean toward Brown or Warren, each candidate took 47 percent.
Senate Battle Remains Close; Democrats Set for Small House Gains
That leaves Democrats’ 53-47 majority in tact.
DSCC Outraises NRSC in Pre-General Fundraising Period
Both parties are pushing for a majority in the Senate, which Democrats currently control 53-47.
Wisconsin: Will Dueling 9/11 Ads Affect Senate Race?
In the most recent Marquette University Law School poll, 50 percent of voters held an unfavorable view of Thompson and 47 percent of voters had an unfavorable view of Baldwin.
Proponents Plan Another Push for Pay Equity in Wake of New Study
The report found that 47 percent of women with full-time jobs were paying more than 8 percent of their earnings to finance college loans in 2009, compared with 39 percent of men.
Senate Landscape Shifting as Election Day Approaches
The path for Republicans to wipe out the Democrats’ 53-47 majority may have narrowed during the past few months with so many close races and the uncertainty surrounding GOP Rep.
Political Costumes 2012
• The 47 Percent: This is a cousin of last year’s popular 1 percent costume that took off after the Occupy movement moved in.
Survey Details Challenges, Upsides for Capitol Hill Staff
Only 47 percent were “very satisfied,” however, with their office environments.
NRSC Raised $12.9 Million in September
Republicans have an opportunity to win a majority in the Senate, which Democrats currently control 53-47.
DSCC Raises $15.6M in September
In a final push to hold the party’s 53-47 Senate majority, the DSCC’s fundraising last month equaled about twice as much as it raised in the previous two months combined and boosted its third-quarter
Double Dose of Good News for Claire McCaskill Ahead of Debate
The poll by Harstad Strategic Research surveyed 603 likely voters and showed McCaskill leading Akin 47 percent to 35 percent when including Libertarian Jonathan Dine as an option. Dine got 8 percent.