Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Backers Endorse North Carolina Incumbent
#NC09 https://t.co/v9MJIDBmEF — Robert Pittenger (@RobertPittenger) June 6, 2016 Contact Garcia at EricGarcia@cqrollcall.com and follow him on Twitter @EricMGarcia .
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Politics · 114th Congress
Most Americans Ask: Who is Gary Johnson?
Only 6 percent of those surveyed believe Johnson “could possibly win” a race that likely will pit him against Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton .
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Senators Criticize Trump’s Comments on Judge
— Ben Sasse (@BenSasse) June 6, 2016 Sasse has been one of the leading lawmakers who has been critical of Trump.
Politics · 114th Congress
Presidential Election TV Ads Doubled from 2012
While the number of Democratic ads fell 6 percent from this point in the 2008 cycle, ads for Republican candidates increased 212 percent compared to 2008, in part the result of a staggering 12,614
Politics · 114th Congress
How Many Might Defect from Trump or Cruz?
Only 6 percent of Republicans voted for Barack Obama in 2012, down from 9 percent who voted for him in 2008.
Politics · 114th Congress
New Ad Could Change Indiana House Race Dynamics
Pam Galloway, who moved to the district in 2012 to be closer to family, with 6 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
A Party Divided Is a Party Defeated — Usually
Over the past four elections, according to exit polls, between 6 percent and 9 percent of self-identified Republican voters have voted for the Democratic nominee for president.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump’s Electoral Math Doesn’t Add Up
The March 3-6 Washington Post/ABC News poll found Trump’s unfavorable rating among all adults at 67 percent, with a clear majority of respondents, 56 percent, saying they had a strongly unfavorable
DNC Finishes 2010 Ahead of RNC in Fundraising
The Democratic National Committee finished 2012 with nearly $16 million in debt, well less than its Republican counterpart, and still had more than $6 million on hand, according to its year-end campaign