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Tony Perkins to Endorse John Fleming in Louisiana Senate Race
He was followed by Boustany, with 10 percent, Maness, with 7 percent, and Fleming, with 6 percent.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Shelby’s Conservative Credentials Get Pre-Primary Boost
He has spent $6 million in three months to boost his own conservative image and, more recently, to tear down his opponent’s.
Challenger Says Richard Shelby Attacks Show He’s ‘Worried’
After Shelby’s campaign had stayed positive with a $6 million, three-month positive television and radio campaign, it finally shot back at McConnell with a new website, ConManJon.com .
Presidential Primary Calendar Could Help Congressional Challengers
But, his campaign announced last week that it would spend $6 million of that on a television advertising campaign through primary day.
8 Senate Races to Watch as 4th Quarter Fundraising Ends
The 6-foot-8 former offensive tackle has the tattoos and unconventional background to garner national media attention, but Democratic consultants have been waiting to see what kind of money he
The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
But Graham’s district voted for Romney by a 6-point margin in 2012.
With the Senate Up for Grabs, All Eyes Are on the Presidential Race
“A blow out will be 5 or 6 points.” It’ll Still Be the Republicans’ House Republicans don’t have to worry about losing their majority, but they do need to minimize their losses.
Walter Jones’ Leadership Letter Solidifies Outsider Image Ahead of Rematch
He won his 2014 primary by fewer than 6 points, and he already faces the same Republican challenger, former GOP operative Taylor Griffin, whose campaign last year benefitted from outside spending
Why I Keep Forgetting About John Kasich
And a more recent Sept. 23-30 NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll showed Kasich in the middle of the pack with 6 percent.
Can a Tattooed Politician Upend Pennsylvania’s Senate Race?
A 6-foot-8-inch, tattooed former offensive tackle walks into a bar … to host a fundraiser for his Senate campaign.
In Senate Race, Alan Grayson Could Be Own Worst Enemy
Correction 6:39 p.m. An earlier version of this post misstated the locations of Grayson’s hedge funds. Only two of the three mentioned are offshore.
Chris Christie’s Conundrum
That could be a problem since only the top 10 candidates in polling conducted before the first sanctioned debate, on Aug. 6 in Cleveland, will appear onstage.
Tossup New York House Race Starting to Take Shape
Gibson spent some $3 million on his 2014 victory, according to his FEC filings, while Eldridge spent close to $6 million, most of it self-funded.
Kathleen Matthews Defends Donation to Blunt
Matthews is 1 of 6 candidates facing off in the Democratic primary next year to replace Rep. Chris Van Hollen, who is leaving his seat to run for the U.S. Senate.
7 Key Numbers From Second Quarter Fundraising
6. Incumbents widen cash advantage: Freshmen GOP Reps.
Who Will Benefit From the Issues Mix in 2016?
Gallup’s May 6-10, 2015, survey found 60 percent of respondents said same-sex marriages should be “recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages.”
Republicans Search for Another Cory Gardner to Challenge Bennet
Joe Heck on July 6. The other two competitive Senate races where there’s recruiting left to be done are Democrats’ problem: They need to lock down challengers to New Hampshire Sen.
Walter Jones Primary Challenger Looks for Rematch in 2016
Republicans in the state had long expected Griffin to mount a repeat challenge after he came within 6 points of knocking off the 11-term congressman in 2014.
Does Scott Walker Have What It Takes to Win in 2016?
Walker drew 10 percent of black voters in Wisconsin in his 2014 re-election race, not significantly above McCain’s 9 percent showing against Barack Obama in Wisconsin in 2008 or Romney’s 6 percent
Why Titus Won’t Run for Reid’s Senate Seat
They’re hoping to avoid a repeat of 2010 , when Sharron Angle emerged from a messy primary field and went on to lose to Reid by less than 6 points. Titus’ decision could push Republican Rep.