Between the Lines: New Pa. Map Means Winners and Losers
Ohio: State Moves to Unify 2012 Primary Dates Ohio lawmakers reportedly arrived at an agreement Wednesday to unify the date of the state’s Senate and Congressional primaries March 6.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
1,099 results for "6"
Texas Officials Move Filing Deadline
As a result, Texas officials were forced to move the original filing deadline and the March 6 primary.
A Haven for the Homeless
Proposed by Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells, the amendment provided strict residency verification requirements for all clients seeking homeless services, such as emergency and transitional shelter housing
Elizabeth Warren’s Last Major Primary Rival Ends Bid, Endorses Her Senate Run
If her opponents don’t meet a 15 percent threshold of support at the state Democratic convention next year, she won’t face anyone on the ballot in the Sept. 6 primary.
Supreme Court Leaves Texas in Tumult
There’s talk that the state could host one primary on March 6 for statewide contests and other unaffected races and then hold a primary for affected races in May.
Emails Reveal Role of Boehner Aide, NRCC in Ohio Redistricting
Updated: 6:35 p.m.
Deficit Panel’s Failure Reflects Ambivalent Public Mood
As I observed in a previous column (“Mixed Records of Success for Joint Committees,” Sept. 6), the chances for success of the Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction would depend on “a powerful combination
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Aspiring Comedians Chat Up Marion Barry
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Barry will be one of two “legitimate” interviews conducted during the show, which will also feature comedy sketches and the debut of a parody rap video.
Hill Climbers: Political Enthusiast Loves the Hill
“We ate dinner together every night at 6:30 pretty much my whole life, and we would talk about what was going on in the world,” she said.
Prankster Claims SEIU Withdrew Endorsement of President Obama
Updated: 6:15 a.m.
Blagojevich Sentenced to 14 Years
George Ryan (R) is currently serving 6 and a half years at a federal prison in Indiana.
All Eyes on a Kennedy in Race to Replace Frank
To avoid conflicting with Jewish holidays, next year’s Bay State primary is scheduled for Sept. 6, a Thursday. That bodes for a low-turnout affair in which a strong ground game will be key.
Holman and Gilbert: Pass STOCK Act to Create Fair Trading Practice
Studies have shown that Senators enjoy a 12-point higher rate of return than the market, and House Members see a 6-point higher rate of return.
Florida House Releases Seven Congressional Maps
Republicans have a 19-to-6 advantage in the Florida House delegation. None of the Democratic Members in the Sunshine State are likely to be imperiled in 2012.
Tea Party Sent Buerkle Into Establishment Favor
Correction: Dec. 6 An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the New York Republican wears pink heels.
Jackson Staff Aided Pursuit of Appointment to Obama Senate Seat
Blagojevich was convicted of 17 separate corruption charges in June and is scheduled to appear in court for sentencing on Dec. 6.
Election 2012: The Marginal Edges
Still, partisans on both sides are predicting only a slim margin of victory on Nov. 6, in both the popular vote and the Electoral College.
Health Care and Florida: Will Obama’s Gamble Pay Off?
His official margin of victory: 537 votes out of nearly 6 million cast. Recent polls suggest that the presidential race will be close in Florida once again.
Energy and Iowa: The Declining Power of Ethanol
In June, with Congress consumed in its debate over how to pair deficit reduction with an increase in the federal debt limit, a bipartisan majority of 73 Senators voted in favor of eliminating $6 billion
Bicameral ‘Go Big’ Group Meets to Discuss Options
Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction’s failure last week, members of the “go big coalition” met for more than an hour today in the Capitol to discuss how to move forward in crafting a $4 trillion to $6