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– **North Carolina:** One sign of trouble for McCain as far as holding the line in the South is here, where his lead over Obama is 45 percent to 43 percent with 6 percent preferring “other” and
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Another Poll, Another Close Obama-McCain Race
You can compare this to the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll conducted June 6-9 that had Obama ahead 47 percent to 41 percent and the June 4-5 CNN/Opinion Research poll that also had Obama’s 49 percent
Aviation Safety Must Be Top Priority
A recent estimate predicted financial losses for airlines this year could surpass $6 billion.
New Manhattan Project Is Best Energy Solution
6. Make new buildings green buildings. Japan may miss its 2012 Kyoto Protocol goals for greenhouse gas reductions primarily because of energy wasted by inefficient buildings. 7.
Obama Gets Modest Bump After Clinching Nomination
Barack Obama has opened up some breathing room against John McCain after sealing up the Democratic nomination, according to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll conducted June 6-9.
Hill Talk: Grill-Off Will Benefit Local Youth Programs
The second annual Brainfood Grill-Off will run from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Stephen Decatur House, located at 1610 H St. NW near the Farragut West Metro stop.
Wolf: Chinese Hacked Into Computers
In a June 6 letter, House Administration Chairman Robert Brady (D-Pa.) told Members that the committee has directed the CAO to work closely with the FBI and other security agencies to ensure that
The Hot Plate: An Eatery That’s Likely to Stick
The bar is inexpensive, with beers ranging from PBR for $3 to Guinness and Sapporo topping the list at $6.
House Halts Radio Upgrade
In a June 6 letter to Morse, the two committees asked that the project move forward and requested that a plan for execution of the new system be submitted by Friday. Sens.
Latest State-by-State General Election Match-Ups
– **Wisconsin:** Barack Obama is in a statistical dead-heat with John McCain, leading him 45 percent to 43 percent with 6 percent preferring “other’ and 6 percent undecided, in a Rasmussen Reports
Michigan: Rogers, Camp Coming to the Aid of Colleagues
His district also has leaned Republican, but Knollenberg defeated a poorly funded opponent by only 6 points in 2006 and observers see him as vulnerable. Shira Toeplitz
Yarmuth Has Wide Lead Over Northup in New Poll
The survey of 646 likely voters, taken for WHAS-TV in Louisville, was in the field June 6-8 and had a 3.9-point margin of error.
Kucinich Impeachment Effort, Take Two
Hoyer said he expects the House to vote about 6 p.m. to send the resolution to the House Judiciary Committee; that committee is sitting on another Kucinich resolution calling for the impeachment
Kentucky: Competing Polls Issued in 3rd District Contest
The survey of 646 likely voters, taken for WHAS-TV in Louisville, was in the field June 6-8 and had a 3.9-point margin of error.
A Caffeine Boost
NE and is open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Eye on the Senate: Stevens in Trouble in Alaska
generate name recognition throughout the state, Begich is leading Stevens 51 percent to 44 percent, with a margin of error of 5 points, according to a Hellenthall and Associates survey conducted May 6-
Obama Takes Lead Over McCain
After a series of daily tracking polls in which Barack Obama was running even with John McCain, Gallup says its June 6-8 survey has Obama leading by 48 percent to 42 percent.
Latest State-by-State General Election Match-Ups
– **South Carolina:** McCain is leading Obama 48 percent to 39 percent with 6 percent preferring “other” and 7 percent undecided in a Rasmussen Reports poll conducted June 5.
Latest State-by-State General Election Match-Ups
This time, Barack Obama and John McCain are neck-and-neck with Obama leading 43 percent to 42 percent with 9 percent saying “other” and 6 percent not sure, according to a Rasmussen reports poll conducted
Voters Think Press is Biased, and Obama Benefits
The latest assessment of press coverage is from Rasmussen Reports which says, based on a June 6 survey, that just 17 percent of voters believe that reporters try to offer unbiased coverage of election