Mitt Romney Needs to Surge for GOP to Nab Senate
With Missouri’s status shifting and other developments, Democrats are more confident in their ability to hold on to the majority Nov. 6.
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Connecticut: DSCC on Air; Linda McMahon Gets Independent Line
Murphy is running against former WWE CEO Linda McMahon (R), who according to the Hartford Courant has qualified for the Independent line and, consequently, will appear twice on the Nov. 6 ballot.
New Democrat For Stabenow’s Top Aide
The 7 lb., 6 oz., 19-inch-long boy was named after Renteria’s father.
New Mexico: Martin Heinrich Up 7 Points in Senate Poll
The polls were conducted Sept. 3-6 by Research & Polling. The Senate poll included a sample of 667 likely voters with a 3.8-point margin of error.
Illinois Democrats Lower Expectations of Gains
The DCCC has reserved more than $6 million in airtime across the state and is already airing spots in the 12th, 13th and 17th districts.
Howard Berman Gets GOP Support in Calif. Race
GOP voters will find two candidates from the other party on the ballot when they enter the polls on Nov. 6, so it’s impossible to tell who they will vote for or whether they will vote at all in that race
Battle for the House Engages
And Akin and the Holy Land skinny-dip trip are likely to fade into the noise of the broader campaign between now and Nov. 6.
Dash to Finish Line Begins
But Democrats appear more worried than Republicans about their prospects on Nov. 6.
Turning the Page
“He said he would always go to Starbucks at 6 in the morning, start his day off early, and would see how energetic and ready for the day we were, and that would inspire him to move forward on his day.”
Obama’s Speech Ignores Independent Voters
There was no softening of it: It’s war until Nov. 6 and, most likely, prolonged government gridlock after that.
Same Goal, Altered Path for Democrats
That means Obama will need 33 electoral votes out of eight remaining states: Colorado (9 electoral votes), Florida (29), Iowa (6), Nevada (6), New Hampshire (4), Ohio (18), Virginia (13) and Wisconsin
Examining Bill Clinton’s Endorsement Record
Howard Berman are running against each other for a second time, with the winner of the Nov. 6 contest set to return to Congress next year.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Inside Game
Partisan demographics mean Cassis would be the solid favorite in the special election Nov. 6 against little-known Democrat David Curson.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Inside Game
Partisan demographics mean Cassis would be the solid favorite in the special election Nov. 6 against little-known Democrat David Curson.
Behind the Scenes, a Tightly Scripted Affair in Charlotte
From 9 a.m. to at least 6 p.m., the script writers wrote non-stop.
Gabrielle Giffords PAC Has Support of Mitch McConnell Ally Trey Grayson
Updated 6:43 p.m. | Former Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson (R) will co-lead the PAC with Robert Reich, the Democrat who served as Labor secretary under President Bill Clinton.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: No Introduction Needed
The challenger could win all seven of the smaller tossup states — New Hampshire (4) Nevada (6), Iowa (6), Colorado (9) Wisconsin (10), Virginia (13) and North Carolina (15) — and still be short of the
‘People Power’ May Lead To Low-Wattage Event
Second, a 501(c)6 civic league known as New American City Inc. faces no limits and is paying for all of the host committee’s overhead costs, including staff salaries and insurance.
In Virginia, Skipping GOP Convention Works Out Well for George Allen
the invocation of the vineyard “meet and greet” showed the fighting mood the crowd was in, as Shawn Nicholson, the wife of Clarke County Republican Committee Chairman Andrew Nicholson, cited Ephesians 6:
Virginia: Front Row to Convention and Elections
Mitt Romney formally accepts his party’s presidential nomination this evening, just to his left will be Virginia, the state that could ultimately decide whether he defeats President Barack Obama on Nov. 6.