Minnesota: Peterson to Decide Re-Election Plan in February
John McCain (R-Ariz.) narrowly won the rural western Minnesota district, 50 percent to 47 percent, in the 2008 presidential race.
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Peterson Raises GOP Hopes for His Retirement
John McCain (R-Ariz.) narrowly won the rural Western Minnesota district 50 to 47 percent in the 2008 presidential race. CQ Politics currently rates the general election contest Safe Democratic.
Massachusetts: Coakley Heavy Favorite to Win January Special
Mike Capuano, 47 percent to 28 percent. Community service advocate Alan Khazei and investor Stephen Pagliuca finished third and fourth, with 13 percent and 12 percent, respectively.
Coakley Easily Defeats Capuano, Others in Senate Bid
Mike Capuano, 47 percent to 28 percent with 98 percent of precincts reporting.
Ex-Eagle Will Challenge Adler in 2010
John McCain (R-Ariz.) in the 2008 presidential race, 52 percent to 47 percent. Republicans are already trying to paint Adler as being “too far to the left.
30-Somethings Aim for Aging Senate
The average age of Senators in the 1st Congress was 47 and stayed in the 40s for all but three of the first 30 Congresses.
K Street Files: Tea for $280K
It notes that the construction and transportation industry contributed $80.4 million to federal candidates in the 2008 election cycle, with 53 percent going to Republicans and 47 percent to Democrats
New Poll Shows Dismal Numbers for Dodd
Rob Simmons (R), 36 percent to 49 percent, and behind former U.S. ambassador to Ireland Tom Foley, 40 percent to 47 percent.
Self-Funder Ganley Begins Airing TV Ads in Ohio
Portman should be the party’s nominee in a key open-seat Senate race next year.The 60-second ad touts Ganley’s business background and takes an anti-Washington tone, with a narrator saying that Ganley’s 47
Eye on the Senate: Self-Funder Airs TV Ad In Ohio
The 60-second ad touts Ganley’s business background and takes an anti-Washington tone, with a narrator saying that Ganley’s 47-year career of creating jobs and balancing budgets amounts to “hard
Clinton Makes Case for Health Care Reform
One source in the room said at least 47 of the 60 Members of the Democratic Conference attended the Clinton huddle — a robust turnout considering the Senate is not voting today and many Members wanted
Garamendi, Owens to Be Sworn In Before Health Care Vote
Democrats have a voter-registration edge of 47 percent to 28 percent in the district, which is along the eastern edge of the San Francisco Bay area.
Garamendi Cruises in Race to Succeed Tauscher
Democrats have a voter registration edge of 47 percent to 28 percent in the district, which is along the eastern edge of the San Francisco Bay area. Garamendi will succeed former Rep.
California: Fiorina Officially Launches Senate Bid
Democrats have a voter registration edge of 47 percent to 28 percent in the district, which is along the eastern edge of the San Francisco Bay area. Garamendi will succeed former Rep.
GOP Ducks Role as ‘Party of Yes’ on Health Reform
Republicans, Ryan shares Obama’s view that “the health care system in America is broken— with “costs rising at an unacceptable rate,— both doctors and patients “trapped— by current insurance practices and 47
After Hoffman, Rubio Is Likely Conservatives’ Next Challenge
Crist has decent numbers among Democrats (47 percent favorable/35 percent unfavorable) and good numbers among independents (65 percent favorable/24 percent unfavorable) in the Quinnipiac survey,
Illinois: Giannoulias’ Poll Shows Tight Senate Race
Hoffman trailed Kirk in the same market, 41 percent to 47 percent.
California: Voters to Pick Tauscher Replacement Today
Democrats have a voter registration edge of 47 percent to 28 percent in the district along the eastern edge of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Elections Head to Photo Finish
An Oct. 22-25 NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll found 47 percent approved and 46 percent disapproved of Obama’s handling of the economy.
A Lesson on How Not to Win Re-Election in Florida’s 8th District
Keller, of course, had a shockingly close 53 percent to 47 percent primary win about 10 weeks before last year’s general election, a sure sign of his problems in the district.