Obama Widens Lead Over Clinton Nationally
The margin of error for the Democratic nomination results is ‘3 percentage points, and the poll was conducted April 4-6.
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Obama, Clinton Tied in Pennsylvania
Barack Obama has moved into a 45 percent to 45 percent tie with Hillary Clinton in Pennsylvania, according to an American Research Group poll conducted April 5-6. The margin of error is 4 points.
North Carolina: McHenry’s Challenger Disputes Iraq Account
Patrick McHenry (R) in the Tar Heel State’s May 6 primary, is disputing the lawmaker’s account of his spring recess trip to Iraq.
Capitol Police Vet Looks to Join Political Class
He said he is knocking on doors seven days a week in advance of the May 6 vote. “I look forward to every day at 3 o’clock when I put on another uniform and go out and campaign,” he said.
GOP Hopefuls Hurt by Flaws
In March, dairy magnate Jim Oberweis (R) blew a special election to replace former Speaker Dennis Hastert (R) in Illinois’ Republican-leaning 14th district, losing by 6 points to now-Rep.
Economic Woes Weigh on North Carolina Voters
Forty-seven percent of voters in North Carolina, where Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama face each other in a May 6 primary, say that the economy is the top national issue in the campaign and 31 percent
Doubts About Clinton Honesty Hurt Her In North Carolina
The state’s May 6 primary is the next big prize on the campaign trail after the April 22 vote in Pennsylvania.
Clinton, Obama Running Close In Indiana
A new poll in Indiana suggests that Hillary Clinton’s lead in this May 6 primary state is narrowing.
Getting Warmer
Primarily, the measure offers home builders $6 billion in tax relief.
Is the Small-Donor Revolution All It’s Made Out to Be?
CFI reports that Democratic and Republican Senatorial candidates are collecting just 6 percent to 22 percent of their funds from small donors.
Indiana: Burton, McGoff on the Air as May Primary Looms
Burton is favored to win the May 6 primary in one of the most Republican districts in the country. — Shira Toeplitz
New Polls Conflict In Pennsylvania
What raises the stakes even more is that polls show Obama has a big lead in the May 6 North Carolina primary which has 134 delegates. These states are the two biggest prizes left on the primary trail.
Some in GOP Denounce Pork, Others Pile It Up
Appropriations ranking member Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.) was No. 6 at $140 million, while Chairman David Obey (D-Wis.) ranked 14th at $98 million.
Nation: Business Coalition Polls 3 Senate Battlegrounds
The survey of 400 likely general election voters taken March 6-9 had a 4.9-point margin of error. In Maine, Sen. Susan Collins (R) had a solid lead over Rep.
Wells Scores Big With Parking Plan
But another key element of the equation was the performance of Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) new pilot parking plan for the area.
Clinton Leads Obama In Two Upcoming Primary States
Hillary Clinton has a 52 percent to 43 percent lead over Barack Obama in Indiana whose primary is coming up on May 6, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted March 29-31.
Suit Drive Heads to Capitol South Metro
The groups will collect donations of professional women’s clothing and other accessories at the Capitol South Metro stop from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Indiana: Carson’s Primary Foe Trips Millionaires’ Rule
Carolene Mays in the Democratic primary May 6, the winner of which will likely face state Rep. Jon Elrod (R) in November.
Gerrymandered Districts May Limit Opportunities
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) on May 6, when North Carolina primary voters are expected to crowd local polling places for the state’s 2008 primaries.
Obama Gallups To His Biggest Lead
The last time one of the Democratic contenders had a double-digit lead over the other was in a Feb. 4-6 survey when Clinton was ahead by 11 points. The margin of error is 3 points.