Democrats Fear Base Closing
A recent independent poll on the race gave Romero, President Pro Tem of the Senate, some cause for encouragement: He trailed Wilson by just 6 points, 49 percent to 43 percent.
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Big Lights Washington
Catherine Ray Preston was born Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Washington, weighing in at a classy 6 pounds, 15 ounces. She is the Prestons’ first child.
Dean Asks Supporters to ID Favorite Candidates
That poll of 300 voters with a 6 percent error margin showed Gallagher picking up steam on Porter. The newspaper’s July poll had Gallagher down 24 points.
Bowles, Burr Hunt for Tobacco Vote
Tobacco farmers, and the proposed buyout that would pump an estimated $6 billion into the state’s rural economy, have taken center stage in the Tar Heel State’s Senate contest.
Meet Musharraf
The caucus meeting is open to the public and will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the House International Relations Committee’s Room 2172, located in the Rayburn House Office Building.
Kerry Transfers Surplus Money
Meehan said that about $5 million to $6 million of the $14.7 million in receipts in August came from those funds, while the rest had been transferred into the account from a joint-fundraising committee
Healing Poles Arrive in D.C.
The cemetery site in Ward 6 will cost about $100,000 in all, with $30,000 coming from the USDA Forest Service, Goodinson said.
Guide Board Seeks Dismissal of Suit
“[T]he extensive lapse of time — more than 6 years — between Plaintiff’s protected activity and the termination of his employment is too great to establish an inference of causation,” Senate Senior
Democrats May Sue Alexander
Top Democrats have been in discussions for several weeks about whether to sue Alexander — who switched to the GOP on Louisiana’s Aug. 6 filing deadline — for fraud if the freshman Member fails to
Senate GOP Leaders Host Event for Thune
As of June 30, Thune had raised roughly $6 million in six months of active fundraising for the race. In his 2002 race against Sen.
Lounge Style
The selection, priced at $5 to $6, will include the classic three-olive martini, the watermelon flirt, the Malaysian midnight and the pink lemonade.
‘The Kerry Surge’: Don’t Snicker — It Might Happen
Given how evenly this nation is divided, it is still difficult to imagine either presidential hopeful fashioning a 6-point to 8-point victory, which is what the president is holding in most national
O Say, Ya Don’t Say
Scorecard: Daley helped boost the Western Caucus from a 0-12 season last year to a phenomenal 15-6 record this year, finishing in the top 20 Congressional softball teams.
Big-Firm Lobby Revenues Fall
Other major firms that reported a drop in lobbying revenue include No. 3 Cassidy & Associates (-5 percent), No. 5 Piper Rudnick (-5 percent), No. 6 Williams & Jensen (-3 percent) and No. 9 Hogan
Museum Ready for Change
The access, the space and the close proximity to the Mall had Ward 6 Councilwoman Sharon Ambrose excited about the museum’s new location. “I mean, who goes to L’Enfant Plaza?”
Pelosi Will Stump for Pennsylvania Nominees Saturday
Independent Shelia Bilyeu got 6 percent. The poll of 500 likely voters was conducted Sept. 10-12 and had a 4 percent margin of error.
Kelley to Speak About Bush Book at Press Club
Best-selling author Kitty Kelley will unveil her new book, “The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty,” to Washingtonians from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the National Press Club Ballroom.
Republican Win Is Par for the Course
The GOP again took home the prized Roll Call cup, winning 14-6. Republicans have won the tournament all three years it has been in existence.
No Other Way to See It: Bush’s Bounce Is Real, And Kerry Is to Blame
• In 1992, Bill Clinton won by only a margin of 6 points, 43-37, but he won 370 electoral votes in contrast to 168 for Bush.
In Florida, Castor’s Up With TV Ads; McCollum Makes Peace
John had 18 percent and Morrell 6 percent in that poll. Under Louisiana law, all of the candidates will run in an open primary on Nov. 2.