Mark Pryor Up 2 Points in Democratic Poll
The polling memo, obtained by CQ Roll Call, stated Pryor led by a 48-46 percent margin, with 6 percent undecided — a lead within the 4-point margin of error.
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NRSC Chairman: Senate Map Has Expanded to 12 States
Related stories: 6 Reasons Senate Republicans Should Be Optimistic — and Concerned About Election Day In Kansas, Conservatives Suffer From Mississippi Hangover DSCC Raised
Mashup King Tortures Bill Murray With Droning Dick Cheney
That social media gem took roughly half a year to orchestrate, including weeks of extensive research (“[It] took 6 months to find all the words,” he said) and several days of careful massaging
Caging the Captive Tiger Problem | Commentary
And a staggeringly small number — less than 6 percent — of those captive big cats reside in zoos and other facilities accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
The Budget Act Comes of Age
First posted July 18, 2014 6:31 p.m. Correction Corrects state represented by Domenici in the Senate.
In D.C., Response to Judge’s Handgun Ruling Is Mixed and Muddled (Updated)
Updated 6:01 p.m. | For all practical purposes, a federal judge’s weekend ruling that overturned local laws prohibiting District of Columbia residents from carrying guns outside of their homes has opened
In D.C., Response to Judge’s Handgun Ruling Is Mixed and Muddled (Updated)
Updated 6:01 p.m. | For all practical purposes, a federal judge’s weekend ruling that overturned local laws prohibiting District of Columbia residents from carrying guns outside of their homes has opened
6 Reasons Senate Republicans Should Be Optimistic — and Concerned About Election Day
6 Reasons Senate Republicans Should Be Optimistic — and Concerned About Election Day -
6 Reasons Senate Republicans Should Be Optimistic — and Concerned About Election Day
6 Reasons Senate Republicans Should Be Optimistic — and Concerned About Election Day -
Quirky Ex-Senator Stomps on Democrats’ S.D. Hopes
Obama lost South Dakota by 18 points last cycle, and the state marks the GOP’s best pick-up opportunity in its 6-seat quest to win the majority. The front-runner, popular former GOP Gov.
Fantasy Baseball Winners Hit a Home Run
Each of the top three teams consisted almost entirely of Democrats, who were victorious in the June game, beating their Republican opponents 15-6. Rep.
Military Suicides Declined Slightly in 2013
“Suicides in the military dropped by 6 percent last year, a decline that Pentagon officials hope signals a reversal in a tragic trend — but that some advocates say does not reflect the true scope of the
Roll Call After Dark Book of the Week: ‘Overwhelmed’ by Brigid Schulte
Schulte drops by the Roll Call Book Club on Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital at 921 Pennsylvania Ave. SE.
Sessions: ‘Colossal Error’ to Pass Immigration Spending Without Blocking ‘Administrative Amnesty’
Multiple reports indicate that these imminent actions are likely to take the form of administrative amnesty and work permits for 5-6 million illegal immigrants.
Bob Dole, Veterans Groups Push Disabilities Treaty
“Right now it’s obvious the votes are not there,” McCain said, pointing to Tuesday’s 12 to 6 vote in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with all Republicans opposing the treaty except for McCain
Congressional Baseball Game Box Score Tells a Tale
For those who attended the June 25 game to watch the Democrats’ 15-6 victory over the Republicans before the game was called due to rain in the seventh inning, the standout statistic might be that
Freedom Partners Dives Into North Carolina Senate Race
The ad buy is for Aug. 6 through Sept. 2.
McCarthy Takes Over Visible Leader Duties as Staff Transitions
Others have suggested that with his fundraising prowess — he raised more than $6 million and outspent his opponent dramatically in the June primary — Cantor would be an attractive choice as a successor
Nomination Backlog Frustrates Administration, Democrats as August Looms
Correction 6:42 p.m. An earlier version of this post misattributed the quote from the Republican Policy Committee.
DSCC Raised More Than NRSC in June
The NRSC announced raising $6 million last month and having $24 million in cash on hand as of the end of June.