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Meet Two Likely New Members of the 116th Congress
South Dakota’s district at large Johnson won the Republican primary for South Dakota’s at-large House seat Tuesday night with 47 percent of the vote.
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Politics · 115th Congress
DCCC Picks Easily Win Democratic Nods in New Jersey
With 99 percent of precincts reporting, McCann led Lonegan 53 percent to 47 percent, according to the AP.
How Vulnerable is Deb Fischer in Nebraska?
likely voters conducted by Meeting Street Research for the Fischer campaign, however, showed the senator with a 51-34 percent advantage over Raybould in a head-to-head matchup and Republicans with a 47
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: Is Lesko’s Win in the Desert a Mirage?
Lesko garnered 53 percent of the vote compared to Democrat Hiral Tipirneni’s 47 percent. That Tipirneni came within single digits had some Republicans sounding the alarm.
Dentists on the March to Congress
Trump carried the district by 47 points, so Babin ($837,000 in the bank at March 31) shouldn’t have problems with Democrat Dayna Steele ($80,000).
Illinois Primaries: Ratings Changes in Two Races
Bustos had nearly $2.6 million in the bank and will be able to boast about winning re-election over another under-funded opponent in a northwest Illinois district that Trump won with 47 percent in preparation
Rating Change: New Jersey Open Seat Shifts to Toss-Up
61 percent), median age: 43 (national average: 38) Recent presidential results: Trump over Hillary Clinton 49 percent to 48 percent in 2016, Mitt Romney over President Barack Obama 52 percent to 47
Rating Update: Race for Issa’s Open Seat Remains a Toss-Up for Now
Dianne Feinstein 53 percent to 47 percent, even though she lost statewide by 25 points. There is a case to be made that Issa’s retirement might improve GOP chances of holding the seat.
Ratings Change: Open Seat Shifts California Race to Toss-Up
The 39th District could still be fundamentally Republican, considering 2012, when Mitt Romney carried it 51 percent to 47 percent and Republican Elizabeth Emken outperformed Democratic Sen.
Ratings Update: Tennessee Senate Remains Solid R for Now
Bush defeated Vice President Al Gore just 51-47 percent in 2000, although Gore was a former senator from Tennessee.
Rating Change: New Hampshire Open Seat Moves to Toss-Up
Kelly Ayotte carried the district 49 percent to 47 percent even though she lost statewide, and Chris Sununu carried the 1st 50 percent to 45 percent in his gubernatorial victory.
LGBTQ Women Balance Opportunity, Possible Extinction in Congress
Bilbray by just 2 points, 49 percent to 47 percent, in California’s 49th District. Two other LGBTQ women also ran that cycle, but lost by larger margins: Retired Army National Guard Col.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rating Change: Democratic Prospects Improve in Kansas House Race
Kevin Yoder, has been getting attention for a few years now, and even more so after Clinton narrowly carried it over Trump, 47 percent to 46 percent.
Rating Change: Nevada Senate Race Moves to Toss-Up
Joe Heck was regarded as a top-tier candidate but he lost to former state Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto, 47 percent to 45 percent, in the race for former Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid’s
Indiana Headed for Another Member-on-Member Senate Primary
Earlier this week, Messer announced a statewide campaign finance committee — a list of 47 business and political leaders backing him in 2018, which has been interpreted as a warning shot fired to discourage
House Republicans Entrust Majority to Rogers at NRCC
Turner won that 2011 special election 52 percent to 47 percent in a district a Republican hadn’t held in more than 80 years and one Barack Obama carried by 11 points in the previous presidential
Gubernatorial Losers Descend on Next Congress
Two years ago, Democrat Anthony Brown lost the Maryland gubernatorial race to Republican Larry Hogan in an upset, 51 percent to 47 percent.
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.