California: DCCC Pushes Back With Poll in 47th District
The DCCC conducted its own automated survey of the district and found Lowenthal leading DeLong 47 percent to 36 percent, with 17 percent undecided.
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Reading the Tea Leaves: How the Senate Could Look
With their current 53-47 majority, Democrats can withstand a net loss of only two seats if they are to retain control of the chamber, regardless of whether President Barack Obama or presumptive Republican
North Carolina: Establishment-Backed Richard Hudson Wins
With 88 percent of precincts reporting, he got 53 percent to Pendergraph’s 47 percent. Pittenger is likely to be the next Member from the GOP-leaning district.
In Maine, It’s Good to Be King, or Just ‘Angus’
Dill, 47, has the polish of a local elected official and is articulate in explaining her progressive stances on issues.
Harry Reid: Shelley Berkley Will Be Fine
When asked how he felt about the overall Senate landscape, Reid said “it would have been a pleasant surprise” if someone had told him a year ago that Democrats, who have a 53-47 seat majority, would be
Kentucky: Andy Barr Poll Shows Him Behind by 5 Points
Among likely voters surveyed in late June, Chandler got 47 percent to Barr’s 42 percent.
Jesse Jackson Jr. Faces More Hospital Time
Jackson, 47, took a leave of absence June 10, but his office did not announce that he had taken a break from his duties until June 25.
House Majority PAC, SEIU Make Fall TV Ad Reservations
The reach of that buy is “at least 47 competitive Congressional districts,” according to a press release from the Democratic-aligned House Majority PAC.
Lewis Shares Story of His Struggles
Almost 47 years later, in February 2008, one of the men who attacked him a lifetime ago came to Room 508 in the Cannon House Office Building, Lewis’ Washington, D.C., office.
Brady Honors a Hometown Hero
Ploof coached for 47 years and retired with a 2,483-808 record, a .754 winning percentage.
Jesse Jackson Jr. Takes Leave for Exhaustion
Jackson, 47, was not in Washington, D.C., last week. A statement from his office said he is “on a medical leave of absence and is being treated for exhaustion.”
DSCC Raises $5.6 Million in May
Democrats, who are defending 23 seats compared with 10 for Republicans, currently hold a 53-47 majority.
DSCC Outraised NRSC in May
Democrats, who are defending 23 seats compared with 10 for Republicans, currently hold a 53-47 majority.
Keystone XL Decision Likely Last to Be Made
The bicameral, bipartisan conference committee is made up of 47 lawmakers and charged with negotiating a transportation package that can pass both chambers.
Mari Carmen Aponte on Track for Confirmation
Democrats control 53 votes in the Senate, while Republicans control 47. The vote is the second time the chamber considered the Aponte nomination.
North Dakota: Senate Poll Shows Dead Heat
Heitkamp leads Berg, 47 percent to 46 percent, according to a survey conducted by the Mason-Dixon Polling and Research for KVLY and KFYR television stations.
Rand Paul Tries Killing Foreign Aid Softly
Last month, only 16 of 47 Senate Republicans voted in favor of approving the Kentucky Republican’s budget, which would have balanced the budget by cutting spending significantly across the board
Senate Fails to Advance Pay Parity
In a 52-47 party line vote, Democrats failed to secure the 60 votes necessary to advance the measure.
Massachusetts: New Polls Show Senate Race a Dead Heat
Those numbers tracked with a recent Suffolk University poll that found Brown getting 48 percent while Warren, the presumptive Democratic nominee, got 47 percent. Five percent were undecided.
David Dewhurst, Ted Cruz Headed to Senate Runoff in Texas
With 35 percent of precincts reporting, Dewhurst led the primary field with 47 percent of the vote, followed by Cruz at 32 percent.