Politics · 114th Congress
In California Senate Race, Will Business Groups Back a Democrat?
A USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll released this week found Harris leading Sanchez 47 percent to 22 percent.
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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.
Rating Change: New Hampshire Senate Moves to Tossup
A May 25-28 RKM Research poll for Franklin Pierce University and the Boston Herald had Ayotte over Hassan 48 to 47 percent in a general election matchup and both candidates with good personal numbers
Rating Change: Wisconsin Senate Race Moves to Democratic Column
Some Republicans are emboldened by considerable gains in the Badger State during midterm elections (including Johnson’s 52-47 percent victory over Democratic Sen.
Policy · 114th Congress
White House: GOP Zika Bill ‘Woefully Inadequate’
Also on Tuesday, the White House’s chief spokesman urged senators in both parties to support a $1.9 billion version of a Zika supplemental ; but that measure failed, 50-47, to pass a procedural
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
In Primary Politics, There Really Is No Place Like Home
John McCain, Ariz., had the lowest percentage of votes among them — he won only 47 percent of votes in Arizona’s 2008 Republican primary.
Politics · 114th Congress
Iowans Less Likely to Vote for Grassley for Holding Up Nominee
According to the survey, conducted by Anzalone Liszt Grove Research and Normington Petts and Associates on both land lines and mobile phones, 47 percent of Iowa voters said they were somewhat less likely
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.
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.
Obama’s Empty Campaign Threat on Gun Control
percent approve/54 percent disapprove (early October, Quinnipiac University) Pennsylvania: 42 percent approve/54 percent disapprove (early October, Public Policy Polling) New Hampshire: 46 percent approve/47
Top Races in 2016: Mountain Region
Utah 4th District: Democrat Doug Owens narrowly lost to Mia Love, 50 percent to 47 percent, last cycle and is back for a rematch.
Jon Stewart Returns to Fight for 9/11 First Responder Health Care
“Mitch was upset,” Kenny Specht, 47, a former New York City firefighter who was in the McConnell meeting Thursday, told Roll Call.
EMILY’s List Support Isn’t Early Enough for Senate Hopeful
The 47-year-old doesn’t lack for confidence, but she knows she needs help.
Democrats Still Seek Strong Challenger to Burr in North Carolina
At the same time, McCrory holds only a small lead over Democratic Attorney General Roy Cooper, but carries a disapproval rating of of 47 percent.
Poll: Democrats Lead in Illinois, Wisconsin Senate Races
Russ Feingold, 39-47 percent, according to the poll. Both Kirk and Johnson are some of the most vulnerable Senators up for re-election in 2016.
Indiana Reps Still Wrestling With Residency
Although Roemer had used his district office address for his driver’s license, the incumbent won re-election 52-47 percent.
Top Races to Watch in 2016: The Mountain Region
But her 50 percent to 47 percent victory was narrower than expected for the conservative district.
Top Races in 2016: The Midwest
Ron Johnson, who won their 2010 matchup, 52 percent to 47 percent.
Why 500 Attack Emails Couldn’t Take Down Thom Tillis
Hagan lost the race, 49 percent to 47 percent, even though she outspent Tillis 2 to 1 , according to the Center for Responsive Politics.