Politics · 114th Congress
Republicans Kill $600 Million In Emergency Funds To Fight Opioid Crisis
The Senate voted 48-47, for the amendment, failing to reach the 60-vote threshold required for passage. Five Republicans — Sens.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
231 results for "47-("
Cruz and Rubio Playing for Second Place in the SEC
But Cruz must ensure Trump doesn’t take too may votes there, also mindful of an important 50 percent threshold for Texas’ 47 at-large delegates being awarded winner-take-all.
Politics · 114th Congress
Cruz and Rubio Playing for Second Place in the SEC
But Cruz must ensure Trump doesn’t take too may votes there, also mindful of an important 50 percent threshold for Texas’ 47 at-large delegates being awarded winner-take-all. Rubio and Ohio Gov.
Politics · 114th Congress
How Harry Helped Hillary Win Nevada
Those precincts voted heavily for Clinton, helping secure her 53-47 victory over Sanders.
How Harry Helped Hillary Win Nevada
Those precincts voted heavily for Clinton, helping secure her 53-47 victory over Sanders.
Nevada Caucuses: Pitching to Latinos, Mormons and Vegas
Latter-day Saints may well provide him with a tool to turn out Republicans in a caucus that is not expected to attract anywhere near the 80,000 Democrats who showed up on Feb. 20 to give Clinton a 53-47
Nevada Caucuses: Pitching to Latinos, Mormons and Vegas
Latter-day Saints may well provide him with a tool to turn out Republicans in a caucus that is not expected to attract anywhere near the 80,000 Democrats who showed up on Feb. 20 to give Clinton a 53-47
Clinton Pulls Out Nevada Win Amid High Turnout
Whites, making up 59 percent of those who turned out, went narrowly for Sanders, 49 percent to 47 percent.
Sanders, Clinton Scrap Way to Nevada Town Hall
A CNN/ORC poll of likely Nevada caucus-goers shows a dead heat, with Clinton polling at 48 percent and Sanders at 47 percent.
Senate Confirms Ambassadors as Ted Cruz Relents
Updated 5:47 p.m. | Just as the Senate was departing for the Presidents Day recess, presidential hopeful Ted Cruz relented on a blockade of political nominees at the State Department.
U.S. Military’s ‘Shopping List Of Weapons To Fight ISIS’
The tightly held list, obtained by BuzzFeed News, doesn’t include U.S. weapons and ammunition but rather Russian-designed arms, including hundreds of AK-47 rifles, heavy mortars, and anti-tank rocket-propelled
Legislative Branch: Another 10 Percent Boost Proposed
A $1 million increase for the Congressional Budget Office is proposed, from $47 million to $48 million. The Government Publishing Office budget stays flat a $118 million.
Capitol Police, Security Spending Would Rise in Budget
A $1 million increase for the Congressional Budget Office is proposed, from $47 million to $48 million. The Government Publishing Office budget stays flat a $118 million.
Jeb’s Last Stand: ‘Let’s Talk About Getting George Bush Elected!’
signs, no last name on the 47-page policy packet voters get when they walk in the door — there has been no escaping the fact that Jeb Bush is his father’s son and W.’s brother, for better and for worse
What the Hell Happened to Jeb Bush?
/p> The January 26-29 Des Moines Register poll found 53 percent of likely Republican caucus-goers had unfavorable feelings about Bush, the highest percentage of those tested and higher than Trump’s 47
Steve Israel, Ace Fundraiser: Dialing for Dollars an ‘Unnecessary Evil’
According to a study by the Brennan Center for Justice in the 10 most competitive Senate races in 2014, outside spending accounted for 47 percent of all money in the races, with the candidates spending
Revenge of the Old Fogies
Obama was 47 years old when he was elected to the nation’s top job by promising change.
Revenge of the Old Fogies
Obama was 47 years old when he was elected to the nation’s top job by promising change.
Cruz Wins, But Iowa Barely Winnows Field
Mainstream Republicans Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and John Kasich recognized weeks ago that their best hope was in New Hampshire, where 47 percent of the GOP primary voters in 2012 called themselves moderate
John Kasich: ‘If I Don’t Do Well Here, They’ll Have to Hear Me in Some Book’
And New Hampshire — where 47 percent of the voters in the 2012 GOP primary identified themselves as “moderate or liberal” — is poised to offer Kasich a major boost when it holds the opening-gun primary