Illinois: Kirk, Seals Post Big Cash Hauls in Quarter
KirkÂ’s impressive third-quarter sum puts his overall fundraising for the cycle at more than $4.6 million for his rematch with Seals, whom he defeated by 6 points in 2006.
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Poll Finds Public Wary of Palin’s Qualifications
Fifty-two percent say Palin is not qualified to be president, while 6 percent say they donÂ’t know. Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen.
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And as of Aug. 6, the incumbent also had a substantial cash-on-hand advantage over her opponent, $1.9 million to $444,000.
Under the Radar: Foe Hopes to Profit From Richardson’s Defaults
Jenny Oropeza (D) by 6 points in a June special open primary and cruised to victory over her GOP opponent in the special general election two months later.
Now We Must Ask, ‘But What Is It Going to Cost?’
A deficit of that size would be 6 percent to 7 percent of gross domestic product, a level that hasnÂ’t been reached since fiscal years 1942 to 1946 when the United States was fighting and paying for the
A Year When Everybody’s Vulnerable
6. Tom Feeney (R-Fla.) Jack Abramoff. Scotland. Golfing trip. Â’Nuff said. But even without the specter of scandal shadowing him, Feeney would have reason to worry.
Polls: GOP Lags in House Races
The poll asked voters about Libertarian candidate Thomas Hill, who took 6 percent.
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Polls showed him trailing Begich by only 2-6 points — quite a feat for a Senator who was on trial thousands of miles away in Washington, D.C.
Twenty Questions, So Many Possible Answers
6) How badly will the countryÂ’s economic woes hurt Republicans? This is the $64,000 question these days, and we could know the answer soon.
Schmidt Releases Poll to Counter Wulsin’s
The Tarrance Group (R) poll showed Schmidt with 52 percent, physician Victoria Wulsin (D) with 36 percent, businessman David Krikorian (I) with 6 percent and 6 percent undecided.
Democratic Poll Shows Rep. Schmidt in Dead Heat
A Momentum Analysis (D) poll from the end of June gave Schmidt an 8-point lead over Wulsin, with Krikorian at 6 percent.
Two Members Announce Bailout Switch
“Black Monday would be Oct. 6 if we do not take action.
Senate Plans Pro Forma Sessions
Earlier in the day, the Senate passed a joint resolution with the House that established Jan. 6 as the first day of the 111th Congress to tally and certify the electoral votes for the presidency.
Judge Rejects Motion to Toss Stevens Case
Updated: 6:10 p.m. The judge in the criminal trial of Sen.
Reid-Coburn Dispute Spawns a Lame Duck
Congress has already passed a continuing resolution that keeps the government funded through March 6.
Star Witness Bill Allen Testifies in Stevens Trial
“Dear Bill, when I think of the many ways in which you make my life easier and more enjoyable I lose count,” Stevens wrote in the note dated Oct. 6, 2002, read by Allen.
It’s All Customer Service
In Murray’s office, Bjornstad answers to a larger pool of constituents — nearly 6 million — and works for a Member with a leadership post and two subcommittee chairmanships.
English Trails in Pennsylvania Poll
According to a new poll conducted exclusively for Roll Call, businesswoman Kathy Dahlkemper (D) was leading English 49 percent to 45 percent, with 6 percent undecided.
Senate to Move Next on Bailout
The question of moving first on a revised bailout package had been percolating all day in the Senate, but a final decision to move was not made until after 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Voter Registration May Be Hampered
According to North Carolina State Board of Elections data, voter registration has jumped from 5.07 million in May 2004 to more than 6 million today, a 20 percent increase.