CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Bounce-ology
brought into the arena almost all the congressional incumbents who came to town — and, taken together, they seemed to be no more than 20 percent of the House GOP caucus and fewer than a dozen of the 47
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California: Dan Lungren, Ami Bera Tied In Democratic Poll
Both got 47 percent, with 6 percent undecided. It’s their second straight matchup in the Sacramento area, but the district was altered in favor of Democrats during redistricting.
Arizona: David Schweikert Defeats Ben Quayle in GOP Primary
At the time the Associated Press called the GOP primary, Schweikert was leading Quayle, 53 percent to 47 percent. The two men shared similar political records.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Where Is the Wow?
(Obama’s numbers were 50 favorable to 47 percent unfavorable.)
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Where Is the Wow?
(Obama’s numbers were 50 favorable to 47 percent unfavorable.)
What a 2004 Poll Tells Us About 2012
The 2004 poll found Bush’s job rating at 47 percent approve/48 percent disapprove, eerily similar to Obama’s 48 percent approve/49 percent disapprove in this month’s survey.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Isaac Haze
The poll revealed a statistical tie between Obama (47 percent) and Romney (44 percent) on which potential president would be trusted more with Social Security during the next four years.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Isaac Haze
The poll revealed a statistical tie between Obama (47 percent) and Romney (44 percent) on which potential president would be trusted more with Social Security during the next four years.
DSCC Raised $5.8 Million in July
The DSCC has now raised $83.6 million for the cycle, as the committee looks to hold on to the party’s 53-47 Senate majority.
Mitt Romney Targets Anti-Obamacare Democrats in Ohio
Democrats concede that Obama is vulnerable in Ohio, despite current polling that gave him a 3-point edge over Romney in the RealClearPolitics.com average, 47 percent to 44 percent, as of Thursday
Florida: Big Win for Alan Grayson in Tonight’s GOP Primary
With 99 percent of precincts reporting, Long had 47 percent of the vote to Quinones’ 28 percent, the Associated Press reported. Long is not seen as viable GOP candidate for the district.
Four Thaddeus McCotter Staffers Charged Following AG Investigation
Paul Seewald, 47, district director: One count of conspiracy to commit a legal act in an illegal manner, a five-year felony.
Michigan: Gary Peters Prevails Over Hansen Clarke in Democratic Primary
Peters led Clarke in the 14th district, 47 percent to 35 percent, with 89 percent of precincts reporting.
California: GOP Poll Finds 9th District Race a Dead Heat
Gill’s poll, conducted by the Tarrance Group, found that McNerney led 47 percent to 45 percent, well within the poll’s 4.9-point margin of error. Nine percent were undecided.
Polls or Fundamentals in N.Y. 1st District Race?
The survey showed Altschuler leading Bishop by 4 points, 47 percent to 43 percent. That’s not impossible.
Bono Mack: Privacy Protections Essential to E-Commerce
We have learned during our recent hearings that consumer notification is often hampered by the fact that companies must first determine their obligations under a hodgepodge of 47 different state regimes
Health Care: The Justices Underscore a Divide
Foundation survey conducted of 1,239 adults in the three days after the Supreme Court ruling, June 28-30, about six in 10 Americans were aware that the court had found most of the law constitutional; 47
Hawaii: Mazie Hirono Leads Linda Lingle by Double Digits in DSCC Poll
Lingle’s rating was basically split, with 47 percent holding a favorable view of her and 44 percent having an unfavorable view.
California: DCCC Pushes Back With Poll in 47th District
The DCCC conducted its own automated survey of the district and found Lowenthal leading DeLong 47 percent to 36 percent, with 17 percent undecided.
Reading the Tea Leaves: How the Senate Could Look
With their current 53-47 majority, Democrats can withstand a net loss of only two seats if they are to retain control of the chamber, regardless of whether President Barack Obama or presumptive Republican