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Updated 12:47 p.m. | Former President Barack Obama hailed the late Sen. John McCain as “an extraordinary man” who never lost his “zeal for life.” “A warrior. A statesman. A patriot.
(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.)
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
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 way the Senate divided, Republicans held a 48-47 majority. With Morse the independent and with Republican Richard Nixon assuming the vice presidency, the GOP could hold sway over the chamber.
Pombo’s 61 percent showing in 2004 fell to 47 percent in 2006. And Arizona’s J.D.
He saw a man outside crouched behind a wooden structure with an “AK-47 type weapon.” Britton said the shooter exchanged fire with someone crouched down behind a black SUV firing over the hood.
And in February, a similar plurality, 47 percent, said they had.
Lee, 70, is finishing her ninth full term in Congress, while Sánchez, 47, is ending her seventh term.
Schneider led Dold 52 percent to 47 percent with 100 percent of precincts reporting.
A plurality of the Democratic aides, 47 percent, predict it will have no effect on the gridlock afflicting the capital, while a plurality of the Republicans, 49 percent, believe Clinton would increase
In Virginia, Republican nominee George Allen and Romney each received about 47 percent of the vote.
Obama made a late play for Montana in 2008, coming up short to McCain, 50-47 percent.
An internal poll from Senate Conservatives Fund, which boosted Glenn during the primary, put Bennet at 47 percent and Glenn at 42 percent, with 11 percent undecided.
John McCain, Ariz., had the lowest percentage of votes among them — he won only 47 percent of votes in Arizona’s 2008 Republican primary.