The Farm Team: Districts Gerrymandered to Favor Incumbents
Roy Ashburn (R) by 6 points in an open-seat 20th district election in 2004.
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Zoning Into a New D.C.
Current zoning code is a mish-mash that even lawyers have trouble charting a course through, said Gary Peterson, who represents Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) on the Zoning Review Taskforce
Campus Notebook: Ford Eatery Moves
The new restaurant is open from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Most employees (all who want to) will continue to work for the family at the new location, Skenteris said.
K Street Files: Doling out Greenbacks
The big shocker of the first half of the year was a report that Valerie Osborne of Osborne Consulting filed on behalf of Mount Nittany Medical Center for a whopping $6 million.
Challengers Thriving in Pre-Primary FEC Reports
Knollenberg outspent his 2006 challenger by almost 8-1 and won by only 6 points, so Democrats do not need to be disheartened by the fundraising disparity between Peters and the incumbent.
Dangers Lurk for Walkers
In Ward 6, M Street in Southwest and Southeast, near the new Nationals Park and the emerging Federal Center Southeast, will see improvements.
Missouri: Baker Had Small Lead in Two-Month-Old Poll
Ken Jacob (D) and 6 percent chose Marion County Commissioner Lyndon Bode. The Momentum Analysis poll had a 4.9-point margin of error. Show Me State voters go to the polls on Aug. 5.
Louisiana: One Fewer Democrat in Race Against Jefferson
In addition to Jefferson, who is under federal indictment, and Moreno, the candidates in the Sept. 6 Democratic primary include state Rep.
New Hampshire: Sununu Closes Big Gap in Granite State Survey
In the 1st district, the university questioned 235 voters and the poll had a margin of error of 6 points.
Maryland: GOP Poll — Gilchrest Seat Not in Play Yet
Finkelstein & Associates, had a 6-point margin of error.
Obama Makes Gains Among Workers Hurt By Bush Economics
Bush won white non-college-educated voters by 6 points in 2000 losing the popular vote in the process but won that group by 12 in 2004.
McCain Earned Reputation for Opposition to Earmarks
McCain was absent for all major transportation votes during the 110th Congress, with the exception of his March 6, 2007, vote against tabling an amendment offered by Sen.
Alabama: Feingold to Raise Cash for Rogers Challenger
The low-dollar event it costs just $25 to get in takes place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Union Pub, on the Senate side.
Hill Talk: Recognizing a Historic Committee
The reception will begin in the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Room in Russell 253 at 5 p.m. before moving to the Senate Caucus Room in Russell 325 for dinner at 6 p.m.
DCCC Cash Advantage Grew in June
Meanwhile, with more than a 6-1 cash-on-hand advantage four months before Election Day, DCCC officials revealed details Monday of what they described as an unprecedented voter-contact effort.
Indiana Upset in the Wind?
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) in the May 6 Democratic presidential primary. Still, President Bush took 68 percent of the vote there in the 2004 White House election.
Don’t Judge a Library by Its Cover
Sarah Dykstra, a Capitol Hill nanny whose two 6-year-old charges live equidistant from the Southeast and Northeast libraries, visits both about twice a week.
DSCC Invests Early on Field
The DSCCs financial dominance continued in June, when it raised $10.8 million compared with the NRSCs $6 million, to finish with $46.3 million in the bank, compared with $24.6 million for its GOP
Boost R&D on Cellulosic Ethanol
These were ultimately included in H.R. 6, the Energy Independence and Security Act (PL 110-140).
Energized for the Future
KONDRACKE: Renewables now account for about 6 percent of U.S. energy supplies, is that right? What do you think they could account for 10 years from now and maybe 20 years from now? SEN.