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Politics · 114th Congress

Poll: Clinton Makes Gains in Swing States, Leads Overall

A Quinnipiac University poll published June 21 shows Clinton with an 8 point lead — 47 percent to 39 percent — over the presumptive Republican nominee in the largest presidential swing state, Florida

Politics · 114th Congress

Burr Challenger Pushes for Background Checks

Hagan voted to support background checks the previous year and ended up losing to Tillis 49 to 47 percent.   Ross faces an uphill battle against the incumbent.

Politics · 114th Congress

Poll: Americans Increasingly Want to Fix U.S. First

2016 Election Guide ] Opinions about concentrating on internal challenges reflected a familiar ideological split: 62 percent of conservatives advocated for less involvement elsewhere while 47

Politics · 114th Congress

When Serving Together in Congress is a Family Affair

> Alex Mooney was criticized in his 2014 race because he previously served in the Maryland legislature and was chairman of that state’s Republican Party yet he narrowly won the West Virginia seat , 47

Politics · 114th Congress

Awkward Moments in Latino Outreach

In 2012, in the same secretly recorded video that exposed his assertion that 47 percent of Americans were so dependent on government largesse they’d vote for Obama no matter what, he also made a less-noticed

Politics · 114th Congress

The Seats Democrats Must Win to Retake House

But Obama won the district 51-47 percent in 2012, keeping it in Democrats’ sights.   California 21: Democrats can’t quit going after GOP Rep.

Politics · 114th Congress

Reid: GOP Failing Its Incumbents

The Democratic poll conducted by Hart Research Associates found the Ohio Senate race was effectively tied, with Portman leading former Democratic governor, Ted Strickland, 47 percent to 45 percent

Politics · 114th Congress

Reid: Calm Down, Everybody

Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., was rejected 48-47 because it needed 60 votes to pass. So Reid’s vote would not have changed the outcome.

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.