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In an Oct. 6-10 survey, 26 percent of respondents told Pew Research Center pollsters that George Bush would be a successful president in the long run, while 41 percent said he’d be an unsuccessful one.
Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) as an amendment to the fiscal 2006 Transportation, Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, Judiciary and District of Columbia spending bill — passed 92-6 and drew broad support as a
Federal Election Commission records show Ballance’s campaign committee transferred $25,000 to the DCCC on Sept. 6, 2004.
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Mark John Davis, 56, a government lawyer who had worked on the staffs of several Congressmen, died Oct. 6 at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore.
According to an Oct. 6 memorandum issued to Republican lawmakers, the budget amendment, intended to offset recovery costs for damage caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita along the Gulf Coast, would
It boasts about $12 million in annual revenue, but saw a minor dip of 6 percent between the first half of this year and the first six months of 2004, according to a recent Roll Call survey.
The LOC will celebrate the publication today at 6:30 p.m. in Madison Hall.
The primary is scheduled for June 6, 2006.
Poet Laureate Ted Kooser will open the Library of Congress’ 2005-2006 poetry season with a reading at 6:45 p.m. Thursday in the James Madison Building’s Mumford Room.
John Campbell (R), into a Dec. 6 runoff. As the only candidate running under the American Independent Party banner, Gilchrist is automatically placed in the runoff.
It was not quite enough for Campbell to win the seat outright but he is favored heading into the Dec. 6 runoff. “We made a conscious decision to get in early” this cycle, Toomey said.
Jeanne Campbell, president and chief executive of the lobbying firm Campbell Crane & Associates, is sponsoring the Fall Jewelry Show and Fundraiser today from 2 to 6 p.m. at Campbell Crane Conference
open primary, possibly preventing Campbell — who finished first in the open primary with 46 percent — from garnering the 50 percent plus one he needed to win the election outright and avoid the Dec. 6
open primary, possibly preventing Campbell — who finished first in the open primary with 46 percent — from garnering the 50 percent plus one he needed to win the election outright and avoid the Dec. 6
Start out at Rumors or Mackey’s, where you can register from 1 to 6 p.m. Tickets are $10 with a donation and $13 without.
Among blacks 50 years of age and older, 73 percent identify as Democrats and 6 percent as Republicans. Among those 18-49 years old, 55 percent identify as Democrats and 11 percent as Republicans.
Ted Poe (R-Texas), who defeated Lampson in the 2nd district, and by 6 percent those of Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas), who ousted Rep. Martin Frost (D) in the 32nd district.
If no one hits the 50 percent mark, the top finishers from each political party advance to a runoff on Dec. 6. That could produce an interesting scenario if Campbell is the Republican nominee.
“After the first of the year, you’re really going to start seeing evidence of the race” in Ward 6, he said.