A threat to democracy no one is talking about
In 2016, 18 percent of the electorate had an unfavorable view of both Trump and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton; Trump won those voters 47 percent to 30 percent.
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Tax bill overcomes objections from left and right, passes House
Schumer, D-N.Y., and other senators "to get this done as soon as possible." ’Welfare bill in drag’ Republicans voted for the bill by a margin of 169-47, despite criticism from the party’s right flank about
For Republicans, two outcomes from the New Hampshire primary
In 2022, Republicans lost Independents by two points, 47 percent to 49 percent, the reason the expected red wave didn’t happen, despite a historic party identification advantage of plus-3 percentage points
Data shows nursing home closure often linked to care issues
Of the 188 nursing homes that closed in fiscal 2023, about 47 percent were in counties defined as rural by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy.
Harris breaks Senate record for tie-breaking votes
By the time Kotagal’s nomination came up for confirmation, there were absences, and the final vote was 49-47, so the vice president did not play a role. When Sen.
How the nonreligious in Congress view Speaker Mike Johnson
But church membership has been dropping over the past two decades, falling to 47 percent in 2020.
Democrats see big wins in local elections, look to 2024
Tate Reeves defeated Democratic Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley, 52 percent to 47 percent, in Mississippi.
Senate adopts gun provision among amendments to spending bill
The chamber voted 47-51 to reject an amendment offered by Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., opposed by low-income housing and energy efficiency advocates.
‘You’re getting screwed’: Trump, Biden take general election green flag
The survey shows Trump is underwater by 13 percentage points on the likability scale with voters, and more (47 percent yes to 22 percent no) believe, as a New York judge ruled this week, he inflated the
House GOP looks ahead to Plan B after doomed stopgap vote
On the Senate side, lawmakers are working on a 47-day bipartisan stopgap funding measure, with a cloture vote scheduled for Saturday.
Latest inflation data shows Americans are still not buying Bidenomics
They also favor the GOP on handling the economy by 14 points (51 percent to 37 percent), taxes by 7 percent (47 percent to 40 percent) and jobs by 6 percent (47 percent to 41 percent.)
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At the Races: Shutdown? Shhh …
Fewer than half, 47 percent, have heard some about a government shutdown,” he said on a call hosted by the group House Accountability War Room.
‘Strongest economy in the world’: Aviator Joe is selling. Voters aren’t buying.
Paradoxically for Biden, voters have more confidence in Trump to improve the country’s infrastructure (47 percent to Biden’s 45 percent).
GOP courts union support, but not when it comes to teachers
Support among Republicans was 47 percent, down from 56 percent in the same poll a year ago but broadly on an upward trajectory since 2009, when it stood at 29 percent.
Senate offices evacuated after ‘bad call’ about active shooter
Staffers in the Senate were first directed to take shelter inside their offices, lock the doors and remain quiet due to a "security threat inside the building" at 2:47 p.m.
Reichert puts race for Washington governor on battleground
Jennifer Dunn by a 52 percent to 47 percent margin. Two years later, Republicans were clobbered in the midterm elections with unpopular President George W. Bush in the White House.
How Marc Molinaro went from teenage mayor to key vote in Congress
Now 47 years old, the freshman from New York’s Hudson Valley won his first election at 18.
House, Senate majorities putting their stamps on earmarks
In the Senate Military Construction-VA measure, this year’s split is 63-37 in favor of Democrats with less money to go around for earmarks compared to last year’s Senate version, which had a 53-47 split
‘Pariah’ vs. ‘May be far worse’: Swing voters have a clear choice on handling Putin
Forty-one percent of respondents to an Economist-YouGov survey conducted earlier this month approved of how Biden was running U.S. foreign policy, with 47 percent disapproving.
With Mike Pence, the conventional wisdom might be correct
The website FiveThirtyEight has Pence’s personal favorable rating at 35 percent, while his unfavorable rating is 47 percent.