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Forty-eight percent of respondents backed Democratic challenger Katie Porter while 47 percent supported Walters in the survey conducted by GBA Strategies and shared first with Roll Call.
Handel led McBath 49 percent to 47 percent in the race for the suburban Atlanta seat. Four percent were undecided.
“Every citizen has a responsibility to read this indictment,” the ad says, calling it “47 pages of corruption and greed.”
Hunter finished first in the top-two primary with 47 percent of the vote, while Campa-Najjar came in second with 18 percent of the vote.
Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, also up for re-election in a Trump state, met with Kavanaugh on July 30, the only Democrat among the 47 meetings with senators so far.
John Kennedy of Louisiana, were able to pass a Congressional Review Act resolution earlier this summer to nullify the Federal Communication Commission’s rollback of net neutrality regulations on a 52-47
He ended up winning the top-two primary the following month with 47 percent of the vote to Campa-Najjar’s 18 percent.
President Donald Trump’s job approval among poll respondents was at 47 percent.
(Her Republican opponent, Marty Nothstein, also had a cash uptick, ending the second quarter with $178,000 on hand, a 47 percent increase from his pre-primary report.)
‘Bold action’ Both first-time and seasoned protestors participated in the march, with more than 47 different states represented, according Ana Maria Archila, the co-executive director of the Center
The percentage of respondents who want a Democratic-controlled Congress has fluctuated between 47 percent and 50 percent in multiple surveys since April 2017.
With 99 percent of precincts reporting, McCann led Lonegan 53 percent to 47 percent, according to the AP.
Thomas D’Alesandro Jr., D-Md. (1939-47) Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard, D-Calif. Daughter of Rep. Edward R. Roybal, D-Calif. (1963-93) Rep. Linda T. Sánchez, D-Calif. Sister of Rep.
The Senate voted, 52-47, in favor of the resolution Wednesday afternoon, a few hours after adopting, by the same margin, a motion to proceed to the measure under the expedited rules of the Congressional
The panel backed the bill, 47-0, after adopting by voice vote a manager’s amendment from Legislative Branch Subcommittee Chairman Kevin Yoder of Kansas, which would end taxpayer funding for an office
Denham led Harder 47 percent to 42 percent.
Pete Sessions sits in a district that is 47 percent suburban and 0 percent rural. Kansas Rep. Kevin Yoder’s district is 79 percent suburban.
The McCain-Coons proposal was blocked, 52-47. A fourth proposal by Sen. Patrick J.
Updated 6:47 a.m., Feb. 10 | Despite his commitment earlier Friday, President Donald Trump is blocking release of a Democratic House Intelligence Committee memo rebutting one from the Republican side,
Updated at 6:47 p.m. | Confidence quickly waned Thursday afternoon that a massive $320 billion budget package with stopgap funding needed to avert a government shutdown at midnight would pass quickly as