Indiana: Carson Grandson Now Has Fights on Two Fronts
The ballots are set for the May 6 primary to fill the Democratic spot to replace the late Rep. Julia Carson (D).
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The ballots are set for the May 6 primary to fill the Democratic spot to replace the late Rep. Julia Carson (D).
He also had hired 35 full-time campaign staffers, according to his campaign, and was holding on to more than $6 million in his campaign bank account.
Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), announced a goal of raising $7.5 million at the dinner, an increase from the NRCC’s $6 million goal in 2007.
Karol has become president of the new council, which is a 501(c)(6) organization.
Renzi will be arraigned March 6. His office did not immediately return a request for comment. — Paul Singer
Democrats enacted sweeping changes to the earmark system last year, for example, that managed to cut the number nearly in half, Pelosi wrote in a letter to Boehner on Feb. 6.
The measure, introduced by Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D), would have placed limits on noncommercial amplified noise that currently is unregulated from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Private equity firms helped spell big revenue hikes for at least two firms: Ogilvy Government Relations, which pulled in $22.3 million — a 51 percent jump from 2006 that vaulted it from No. 12 to No. 6
He is scheduled to be arraigned on March 6. “I have made it clear that I will hold our Members to the highest standards of ethical conduct,” Boehner said Friday.
Jefferson’s attorneys, led by Robert Trout of Trout Cacheris, appealed a Feb. 6 decision by Judge T.S. Ellis of the U.S.
On the Republican side, McCain leads Huckabee 51 percent to 34 percent in the Fox poll, with a 6 point margin of error, but by a much larger 62 percent to 22 percent in the Gallup survey, with a
In a letter sent to Boehner on Feb. 6, Pelosi wrote that the Democratic-led Congress has instituted several new policies subjecting earmarks to public disclosure and transparency rules, “cutting
Ose registered 11 percent, and Oller had 6 percent, while 36 percent were undecided. The survey of 300 likely GOP primary voters was conducted Feb. 11-12 and had a margin of error of 6 points.
Obama would beat McCain 52 percent to 52 percent with 6 percent undecided and the same margin of error. The poll was conducted Feb.15-17.
American Research Group says its polling on Feb.15-16 shows Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama by 49 percent to 43 percent, although Obama has gained 3 points since ARG’s Feb.6-7 survey.
In January, McCain had led Clinton by 6 points and Obama by 8 points. – Oregon: Obama also leads McCain here, by 49 percent to 40 percent and, again, McCain leads Clinton 45 percent to 42 percent.
Doug Ose, 6 percent for former state Sen. Rico Oller and 36 percent undecided. Ose and Oller already have announced their candidacies and begun campaigning.
The special election is scheduled for March 11; however, both men also are running for a full term in their respective party primaries on May 6. — Shira Toeplitz
“All 5 feet 3 inches of her stood up against this 6-foot-3-inch guy. And it was on.” Rep. Conyers’ office declined to comment on the incident. Mum’s the Word.
energy, healthcare, or overall inflation – are mentioned most frequently as the nation’s biggest economic problem:” Similarly, Gallup reports – when it compares its daily tracking polls from Jan.6-