California: Bera Defeats Lungren
Democrat Ami Bera has officially prevailed over House Administration Chairman Dan Lungren, R-Calif., who becomes the 24th House incumbent to lose in the Nov. 6 elections.
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Portman, Cruz to Serve as NRSC Vice Chairmen
Senate Republicans lost a net of two seats Nov. 6 after initially being favored to pick up the majority.
Nevada: Dean Heller Prevails Over Shelley Berkley in Senate Race
He won by more than 6 points, but it was not enough for Berkley. Heller, who was appointed to the Senate last year, was thought to be especially vulnerable because he voted for Rep.
California: Plenty of Turnover in House Delegation
Pete Stark, the dean of the Democratic delegation, lost by 6 points to Democratic challenger Eric Swalwell, a Dublin city councilman. And Rep. Joe Baca lost to state Sen.
House Update: GOP Holds Majority as Incumbents on Both Sides Fall
Dave Crooks (D) by about 6 points with 34 percent of precincts reporting.
Virginia: Mitt Romney, George Allen Rally GOP Faithful
He’ll be in Afghanistan on Nov. 6. “I’m just not happy with the status quo,” Martin said. “I don’t think Romney’s going to take us to the moon or anything.”
Indiana: Mourdock’s Post-Debate Poll Shows Tied Race
A libertarian candidate, Andrew Horning, received 6 percent in the poll. Four percent of voters said they were undecided.
The Sandy Effect on the Elections
Updated 6:03 p.m. | Hurricane Sandy looks to pose a serious threat to life and property in the eastern United States, but the storm’s timing means it is also likely to have an effect on the last week of
Indiana: DSCC Ad Hits Richard Mourdock on Controversial Comments
Updated 6:18 p.m. | The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee today released a hard-hitting response ad to Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock’s controversial comment that pregnancies resulting from
Missouri: Todd Akin Calls Controversial Comments ‘Distractions’
In an indication of the difficulty that Akin is having keeping the focus on his message, the portion of today’s KMOV interview that aired on the local 6 p.m. news in St.
After ‘Brutal’ Races, Steve Stivers Sits Pretty in Redrawn Ohio District
The president would have lost the redrawn 15th district by 6 points.
Nevada: Harry Reid Ridicules Danny Tarkanian’s Financial Woes
“He’s trying to do everything he can to make sure that he doesn’t have to belly up to the bar before Nov. 6,” Reid said.
Rand Paul Launches Ad Blitz Against Foreign Aid
Both Democrats are favored to defeat their Republican challengers Nov. 6.
Missouri: Voters Want a GOP-Led Senate, but Support Claire McCaskill Over Todd Akin
In the Senate poll, McCaskill had a 6-point lead over Akin, who has a record of making inaccurate and what are generally viewed as inappropriate statements.
New Mexico: Could Third-Party Candidate Play Senate Spoiler?
But Independent American Party candidate Jon Barrie took 9 percent, and 6 percent of respondents were undecided.
Amid Surge, Obama Camp Guards Against Overconfidence
Polls continued to shift strongly in President Barack Obama’s favor today, with the president opening up a 6-point lead in the Gallup tracking poll.
Pennsylvania: GOP Poll Shows Tie in 12th District Race
This summer, a trio of Democratic surveys also showed Critz holding a smaller 6 to 10 point lead over Rothfus. The new numbers underscore the competitiveness of the race.
Missouri Senate Race Moves to Leans Democratic as Todd Akin Stays Put
He won the Aug. 7 race against two strong competitors by about 6 points.
Kentucky: Mitch McConnell Hires Jesse Benton as 2014 Campaign Manager
At the end of June, he had more than $6 million in cash on hand.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Bounce-ology
But the 14 million voters who haven’t made up their mind — 10 percent of those expected to cast ballots Nov. 6 — don’t know or don’t remember or don’t care that Romney has been running toward the White