Politics · 114th Congress
Could Trump Help Turn an Open Virginia Seat Blue?
In the survey, conducted Oct. 10-12 by Anzalone Liszt Grove Research for the DCCC, Dittmar trailed Garrett by 6 points, 41 to 47 percent.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Debate Failed to Move the Needle in Trump’s Favor
Mitt Romney’s “47 percent” gaffe was probably much more damaging than what has infamously come to be known as the “Candy Crowley debate.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Michigan’s Mike Bishop Holds Solid Lead in NRCC Poll
Haul in More Money than GOP in Michigan Races] A survey from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s Targeting and Analytics department from early October gave Bishop a six-point edge, 47
Politics · 114th Congress
Are Senate Republicans Over-Performing Trump?
In Virginia, Republican nominee George Allen and Romney each received about 47 percent of the vote.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Poll: Rod Blum Leads Monica Vernon in Iowa
Blum’s poll found the congressman with a 47 percent favorable and 23 percent unfavorable rating. Vernon had a 29 percent favorable and 26 percent unfavorable rating.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump-Clinton Debate: Much Ado but Little Impact?
Like Hillary Clinton, the 47-year-old Nixon believed that he could power through any obstacle.
Politics · 114th Congress
Poll: Feingold Leads Johnson by 6 Points in Wisconsin
Ron Johnson 47 percent to 41 percent among likely voters in the Badger State, according to the latest Marquette Law School poll.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Is Trump the Only Republican Who Can Handle the Media Onslaught?
As I write this, the election forecasting site FiveThirtyEight says that if the election were held today, he’d have close to a 47 percent chance of winning.
Politics · 114th Congress
Jason Kander’s Ad Seen ‘Round the Country: Will It Work?
[Roll Call’s Senate Challenger Rankings] Mark Putnam, the ad-maker behind President Barack Obama’s ad using Mitt Romney’s “47 percent” remarks, produced the Kander ad.
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Believe Long Shots Can Deliver a House Majority
Obama made a late play for Montana in 2008, coming up short to McCain, 50-47 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
Poll: Voters Don’t Trust Clinton, but She Holds 10-Point Lead
Among Clinton supporters, 47 percent said their vote was mainly for the Democratic nominee while 32 percent said they were voting against Trump.
Politics · 114th Congress
Gun Control Group Faces Challenge of Educating Voters
In New Hampshire, 42 percent backed Ayotte, compared to 47 percent who supported Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan.
Politics · 114th Congress
Rubio’s Lead in Florida Evaporates as GOP Struggles to Overcome Trump Slump
Pat Toomey, with 47 percent of likely voters saying they would pick McGinty over Toomey’s 44 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
CQ Roll Call Survey: No Convention Bounce for Trump Among GOP Staffers
The aides are narrowly divided on whether Congress can reach a agreement on funding to combat the Zika virus, with a plurality of 47 percent expecting a deal.
Policy · 114th Congress
E-Cigarette Industry Eyes Year-End Bill for Regulatory Rollback
According to a list that the association provided, SFATA and its members held meetings with 47 lawmakers’ offices in the House and 32 in the Senate.
Politics · 114th Congress
Donald Trump’s Great White Hope
The black turnout rate was 60 percent and only 47 percent of Hispanics went to the polls, while the white turnout rate of 67 percent was a bit higher than it was in 2008 or 2012.
Politics · 114th Congress
One Candidate’s Positive Poll Is Another’s Fundraising Boon
An internal poll from Senate Conservatives Fund, which boosted Glenn during the primary, put Bennet at 47 percent and Glenn at 42 percent, with 11 percent undecided.
Politics · 114th Congress
Hillary Clinton Still Struggling To Attract Youth Vote
When the former New Mexico governor is included in the race between Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, Clinton’s support drops by 13 points from 60 percent to 47 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
Governor’s Candidates, 47-1
The contest has created a battle between outside interests groups that have outspent the candidates 47-1 on TV ads, according to a report from The Center for Public Integrity, with 11 outside interest
Policy · 114th Congress
House GOP Gun Measure Won’t Satisfy Democrats
control proposals that are substantially similar to an NRA-backed proposal from Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, which the Senate failed to advance last week on a largely partisan vote, 53-47