Senate Votes to Keep Oil and Gas Tax Subsidies
The Senate voted 51-47, failing to reach the 60 votes needed to cut off debate. The 47 votes against the bill included Democratic Sens.
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Senate GOP Wants Oil and Gas Subsidy Debate
The GOP position is a change from last week, when the vote had been scheduled by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), and it was expected that the 47 Republicans would vote against the proposal
Senate Agrees to Debate Energy Policy
GOP support to take up the bill is a change in its position from last week, when Reid scheduled the vote and most of the chamber’s 47 Republicans were expected to mount a filibuster against the motion
Whitehouse: Let’s Shine a Light on Big Money in Politics
In 2010, 501(c)(4) and (c)(6) organizations spent more than $135 million in unlimited, secret contributions, with anonymous spending rising from 1 percent of non-candidate spending in 2006 to 47 percent
McConnell: Senate Highway Bill Blocks Innovation
The Bingaman amendment, which passed 50-47, would make privatizing roads a less attractive option for states.
Mitch McConnell Promises More Open Process
Democrats hold a 51-47 edge in the Senate, leaving Republicans just four seats shy of picking up the majority.
Virginia: Obama’s Numbers Up; Senate Race Still Tied
He took 47 percent in today’s poll to Allen’s 44 percent.
Compelling Storylines Unfold in Illinois Primaries
According to Manzullo’s staff, 47 percent of registered Republican voters in the new 16th district hail from the veteran Congressman’s current district.
Illinois GOP Primary Pits Generations
At a small town hall in Genoa, Manzullo proclaims that 67 is the new 47. It’s so quiet in the background that you can hear the air conditioner rattle on an unseasonably warm day.
Cracking the Whip a Big Job for Rep. Kevin McCarthy
Unlike Hoyer, DeLay and other Whips, McCarthy is relatively young, 47, and was elected to the House in 2006.
Mountain Region Roundup
Brian Schweitzer (D) 2012 Electoral Votes: 3 2008 Presidential Vote: McCain 50%/Obama 47% Senate Incumbent: Jon Tester (D) 1st term (49 percent) | Outlook: Tossup Along with Missouri, Nebraska and North
New England Region Roundup
McMahon spent $47 million of her own fortune last cycle, but so far her self-financing has been limited.
Midwest Region Roundup
John Kasich (R) 2012 Electoral Votes: 18 2008 Presidential Vote: Obama 52%/McCain 47% Senate Incumbent: Sherrod Brown (D) 1st term (56 percent) | Outlook: Leans Democratic This race has the potential
South Region Roundup
Nathan Deal (R) 2012 Electoral Votes: 16 2008 Presidential Vote: McCain 52%/Obama 47% House 9th district | New seat Outlook: Safe Republican This new district is anchored in Hall County in the northeastern
Senate Highway Bill Heads Toward Passage
Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.) was adopted 50-47 and would prevent privatized highways from being taken into account when doling out federal highway funds.
Senate Republicans Dread Drawn-Out GOP Primary
Before Tuesday’s contests, Romney’s count stood at 454, with Santorum in second at 217, followed by Gingrich at 107 and Paul at 47, according to the Associated Press. Sen.
Gingrich, Santorum Confident on Gaining Ground Vs. Romney
Ron Paul (R-Texas) has 47.
House Historian to Preserve Civil Rights History of Lawmakers
office of Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), who wanted to find a way to pay his respects to Lewis and honor the history of the civil rights movement that reached a fever pitch in the month of March, 47
Olympia Snowe, Bob Kerrey Shift Senate Landscape
It was just the opposite for Democrats, some of whom said they could even foresee the party holding not only the majority, but its current 53-47 seat margin.
DSCC Hawks Tote Bag as Incentive to Give
The DSCC raised $5 million in January, bringing its cycle-to-date number to an amount that would will fill an untold numbers of tote bags: $47 million.