Poll: Hastert Seat Could Flip
The poll, taken Feb. 6-10 of 525 likely voters, suggested 45 percent of likely voters preferred Oberweis, while 43 percent picked Foster.
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Library IG’s Gun Authority Livens a Budget Hearing
Librarian of Congress James Billington asked for Congress to sustain it with $6 million — the main focus of a budget request he called “very modest.”
Parking Plan Passes in Time for Nats’ Opening Day
Council approved new parking restrictions on Tuesday that will protect Ward 6 residents around the new Nationals baseball stadium and in Southeast Capitol Hill.
North Carolina: Jones Gets Praise He May Not Want From ACLU
Hardly a target from the left, Jones faces tough opposition in the Tar Heel State’s May 6 primary from conservative Onslow County Commissioner Joe McLaughlin, who has criticized Jones’ about-face on the
The Market’s Guiding Hand
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) on the committee and serves as the group’s chairwoman.
Ex-Coroner Aims to Aid Burton’s Political Demise
McGoff is challenging Burton in the 5th district GOP primary on May 6, though it’s uncertain whether his campaign has gained enough traction to kill off the incumbent.
Five Polls Show Clinton With Clear Ohio Lead; Two Others Say No
John Edwards still appears in this poll and he got 6 percent. The poll was conducted Feb. 28- Mar. 2.
Mississippi: Poll Shows Davis With Substantial Primary Lead
The poll had a 6-point margin of error. If no candidate tops 50 percent next Tuesday, the top two finishers advance to a Republican runoff on April 1.
Indiana: DCCC Takes No Chances in Special House Election
On May 6, both candidates will be on the ballot again for their respective party primaries to compete for a full term in the next Congress. — Shira Toeplitz
Reid Rules, Rankings Say; Pelosi, Too
Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) was the top-ranking Republican in the House, coming in at No. 6.
Opportunities Are Few and Very Far Between
Most recently, retired army pilot Jim Ogonowski (R) held Tsongas to a 6-point margin of victory in their October 2007 special election in the 5th district.
Beyond Ohio And Texas, Obama Catching Clinton in Pennsylvania
Obama has closed to within 6 points of Clinton in Pennsylvania, where she now leads by only 49 percent to 43 percent, according to a Quinnipiac University poll conducted Feb.21-25.
New York: Democrat Hits Reynolds Over Scandal at NRCC
Democrats already hold a 23-6 edge in the U.S. Congressional delegation, and there are a handful of competitive House races in the Empire State this cycle.
A Cigar Aficionado’s Haven
“I like the environment here better than the other places in town,” Massaquoi said, smoking a Cohiba Siglo 6 and sipping a cordial.
Deficit Bubble Boiling, Trouble Is Close Behind
Under these assumptions, we found cumulative deficits up to $6 trillion over the next decade and the debt quickly growing to unsustainable rates.
Paul Scrambles to Avert Primary Defeat
Additionally, Paul’s presidential campaign account reported $6 million in cash on hand as of Jan. 31.
Wells Organizes Meetings On Pedestrian Safety
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) tonight will host the first of two forums designed to get residents involved in efforts to make the Hill safer for pedestrians.
Six Questions About Public Financing Of Presidential Campaigns
6. What happens now?
Maryland: Latest NRCC Poll Gives Harris a Substantial Lead
The poll, which had a 6-point error margin, also showed that if the general election were held now the district would vote for a Republican Congressional candidate over a Democrat, 46 percent to 31 percent
Obama Closing In On Clinton In Ohio
the top issues in the campaign this way: the economy and jobs (30%), homeland security and national defense (16%), the war in Iraq (9%), health care and health insurance (8%), abortion (7%) and taxes (6%