Ohio Poll: Sherrod Brown Leads Potential Rivals for Re-Election
Brown’s job approval rating continues to improve, up 6 points since March to 49 percent in the most recent survey. Roll Call Politics rates this race Leans Democratic.
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Republicans Face No-Win Situation in New York
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) best in the state — a district he carried by 6 points over Barack Obama — nobody will care.
Democrats Scale Back 2012 Map
Party strategists, Obama aides and top Democrats see multiple routes for the president to reach the 270 Electoral College votes that he needs on Nov. 6, 2012.
Shop Talk: Lynda Tran Leaves OFA Behind to Talk Traffic Safety
Tran, who gave birth to a daughter two months ago, told Roll Call that she starts June 6 and will be overseeing a shop of about 40 people.
Pickens’ New Plan: No Wind
has now canceled the bulk of a $1.5 billion wind turbine order that he placed with General Electric last year and says wind power will not be profitable until the cost of natural gas rises from $4 to $6
Hahn, Bowen Expected to Move On in California Special Election
A Feldman Group poll commissioned by Bowen last month found her tied with Hahn at 20 percent, with Gin taking 8 percent and Winograd 6 percent.
Boehner, McConnell Bullish About Striking Deal on Debt Ceiling
He took a jab at Obama and Senate Democrats, arguing that neither has offered a concrete counteroffer to his proposal for $6 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years.
Redistricting Shades N.Y. Race
Nan Hayworth, who gave $500 on April 6. Hayworth’s 19th district is almost 300 miles and five districts to the east of Corwin’s campaign headquarters. Rep.
Who Should Run the Market?
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells unveiled a proposal for a new governing system.
Republican Will Challenge Cicilline
Loughlin is about to be deployed to Iraq but is widely expected to run again for a seat he lost by 6 points.
Bellavia Endorses Davis as Attacks Escalate in N.Y. Special
It will be formally announced during a 6 p.m. event with veterans, a setting aimed at tempering a conflict between the two men dating back to a 2006 campaign ad, in which Bellavia accused Davis of playing
IRS Eyes Big Donors
“Looks like IRS is suddenly enforcing gift tax on donors to 501(c)(4) advocacy groups,” Colvin posted on his Twitter page on May 6.
Rubio Silence: Waiting for His Maiden Speech
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) gave a more impromptu speech on counting Ohio’s electoral votes on Jan. 6, 2005, just two days after he was sworn in.
Business Groups Hail Obama’s Immigration Speech
Updated: 6:52 p.m. President Barack Obama’s speech on immigration Tuesday may have helped his chances with a key constituency in 2012: business leaders. The U.S.
Akin, Steelman Neck and Neck in Missouri
Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) garnered 18 percent while attorney Ed Martin and businessman John Brunner got 6 percent and 4 percent, respectively.
Nevada GOP Sues Over Special Election
Correction: May 6, 2011 An earlier version of this story misstated that the 2nd district seat was already vacant. The resignation of Rep. Dean Heller (R) becomes effective at 1:30 p.m.
Hispanic Connection Opens Doors for Niche Group
Dropping out of the program would force him to lay off the upper-level American workers who would have managed the foreign employees, costing him nearly $6 million in annual revenue, he said after
Missouri Legislature Overrides Nixon’s Redistricting Veto
Updated: 6:26 p.m. Missouri’s Republican-controlled House and Senate overrode Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto of a redistricting bill Wednesday, making the plan law.
Does Daniels Really Fit GOP’s Bill? Maybe So
At a relatively diminutive 5 feet 7 inches and balding, Daniels would look like a shrimp on a stage debating President Barack Obama, who stands at 6 feet 1 inch.
Poll Shows Post-bin Laden Boost for Obama
The Post reported Tuesday afternoon that the 9-point increase is on par with the 6-point bump in President George W.