2016: An Unanchored, Puzzling Presidential Election | Commentary
The Pew Research Center’s March survey had the president’s ratings about evenly divided between approvers (46 percent) and disapprovers (47 percent).
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2016: An Unanchored, Puzzling Presidential Election | Commentary
The Pew Research Center’s March survey had the president’s ratings about evenly divided between approvers (46 percent) and disapprovers (47 percent).
Moving Parts Complicate Democratic Challenge to McCain (Updated)
A Democrat hasn’t carried Arizona in the presidential race since Bill Clinton’s 1996 re-election, when he won the state with 47 percent.
Moving Parts Complicate Democratic Challenge to McCain (Updated)
A Democrat hasn’t carried Arizona in the presidential race since Bill Clinton’s 1996 re-election, when he won the state with 47 percent.
Catherine Cortez Masto Running for Harry Reid’s Seat
Updated 4:47 p.m. | Catherine Cortez Masto, the preferred Democratic successor of retiring Nevada Sen. Harry Reid, will run for the minority leader’s seat.
Rand Paul Biography: The CQ Profile
But he was one of the 47 Republican senators who signed a letter written by Arkansas Republican Tom Cotton telling Iran’s leaders that any arms deal they reached with President Obama would not be
When Jeb Bush Managed a House Campaign
She ended up winning 53 percent to 47 percent in the longtime Democratic district, where Pepper’s death and demographic changes finally gave Republicans a chance.
Does Duckworth Change the Math in Illinois or Nationally?
The Senate candidacy of the 47-year-old Democrat and Iraq War veteran, who is in her second term in Congress, has generated plenty of attention.
Vitter Amendment Rears Its Head in Wee Hours of Vote-a-Rama (Updated)
Updated 3:47 a.m. | Sen. David Vitter won a small victory in the wee hours Friday, resurrecting his amendment to end employer-provided health benefits for members of Congress.
Voting Marathon: More Test Marketing Than Attack Ads
The most recent vote-a-rama, two years ago, stands as the most extensive — with 47 amendment roll calls.
Voting Marathon: More Test Marketing Than Attack Ads
The most recent vote-a-rama, two years ago, stands as the most extensive — with 47 amendment roll calls.
Cruz Launching Sanctions Missile Amid Rumors of Iran Deal
That is akin to the sentiment of an open letter signed by 47 Republican senators led by Tom Cotton of Arkansas to the Iranian leadership that was the subject of much contention and criticism last
Taxpayer Dollars and Disclosure in Politics | Commentary
Public Citizen’s analysis, which included contractors with $129.1 billion due to them in fiscal year 2013, found that just 47 percent of the largest government contractors claim to fully
Bowser Says D.C. Budget Autonomy Case Is Moot
“Judge Sullivan, in his 47-page ruling on the case, said that, although he was very sympathetic to the Budget Autonomy Act’s purpose, the Act was simply not legally sound.
Portman: Tom Cotton Letter Should Yield Better Iran Deal
The controversial letter signed by 47 Republicans to Iran’s leaders authored by Sen.
Democrats Blast Cotton, GOP Over Open Letter to Iran (Video)
“I am appalled at the latest step of 47 Republicans to blow up a major effort by our country and the world powers to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the Iranian nuclear program,” Feinstein said
Pat Toomey Is a Strong Candidate. Will That Be Enough in 2016?
The GOP presidential nominee hasn’t drawn as much as 47 percent of the vote in the Keystone State since 1988 (when George Bush carried it), so it is certainly possible the senator will have to run well
Russ Feingold, Joe Sestak and the Improbable Senate Race Rematch
In 2010, Republican businessman Ron Johnson defeated Feingold, the incumbent Democrat, 52 percent to 47 percent, in Wisconsin.