Update: Our State-by-State Round-Up of General Election Match-Ups
McCain has 45 percent to Barack Obama’s 44 percent with 6 percent saying they’d vote for a third-party candidate and 5 percent undecided.
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Noise Control Bill Moves One Step Closer to Enactment
“We’ve got another hurdle with the second reading, but this was a big step,” said Dave Klavitter, a resident who worked on the bill with Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D).
Dem Dead Heat in Gallup Daily Poll, but Obama Ahead in Another
Obama leads by a statistically insignificant 48 percent to 46 percent in Gallup’s May 6-8 survey, in which it said that two-thirds of the interviews were done after the results were known.
Runaway for Clinton in W. Va., Round-Up of Other Remaining Primaries
Clinton has 66 percent to Obama’s 23 percent with 6 percent undecided and 5 percent preferring someone else.
Are Republican Ads That Attack Obama and Pelosi Effective?
It showed Cazayoux’s unfavorable rating among white voters had increased by 6 points, going from 24 percent to 30 percent.
Updated: Our Round-Up of State-by-State Election Match-Ups
update: – **Missouri:** McCain runs ahead of Obama 47 percent to 41 percent and Hillary Clinton by 45 percent to 43 percent in this swing state, according to a Rasmussen reports survey conducted May 6.
Echoes of John Kerry in Obama’s Support
Today’s Gallup daily tracking poll, conducted May 2-6 for all voters, has both Democrats neck-and-neck with McCain et 46 percent to 45 percent.
Few Pollsters Get High Marks in ’08 Presidential Races
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) up by 6 points, she actually won by more than 15 points. The firm had Sen.
Weston to Remain at Butner After Judge Dismisses His Competency Motion
Weston, 51, had filed a motion on March 6 for a hearing that would determine whether he “still meets the criteria for commitment.” At Tuesday’s hearing, U.S.
Democratic Infighting Kills FAA Bill
Correction: May 6, 2008 An earlier version of the story misstated the fact that the cloture vote failed, instead reporting that it had succeeded.
D.C. to Gather Ideas For SE Waterfront Development
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) has said that if RFK is torn down he would like to see mixed-use development there, although Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans (D) is interested in a new Redskins
There’s Value in Voter ID Requirement — If It’s Done Properly
One of the most interesting and significant recent Supreme Court decisions concerned the Indiana voter identification law, in which the court by a 6-3 vote upheld the law despite zero evidence of in-person
10 Questions and Answers About the Indiana Primary
6. What is the racial and ethnic composition of Indiana? 7. What are some income statistics for Indiana? around the midpoint 8. Where are there heavy concentrations of young and old voters? 9.
Wyoming: Flash — Gordon Has Wide Lead in His Own Poll
Winney garnered 6 percent support; Zwonitzer had 2 percent. — David M. Drucker
CQ Politics Forecasts a Slim Obama Victory in N.C. Delegates
CQ Politics Prediction: Obama 6, Clinton 3. 5th District (Northwest — part of Winston-Salem). CQ Politics Prediction: Clinton 3, Obama 2.
New Hampshire: College Poll Carries Bad News for 2 Incumbents
Jeb Bradley (R) by 6 points with 13 percent undecided. In the poll, Bradley had 45 percent to Shea-Porter’s 39 percent.
Unusual Path to the Senate
During his law school years, Reid would study and attend classes from 6 a.m. until early afternoon, then work the 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. shift at the Capitol.
Updated: Clinton Leads Most Indiana Polls, Obama Ahead in N.C.
– **Suffolk University:** Clinton leads Obama 49 percent to 43 percent among likely Democratic primary voters in Indiana with 6 percent undecided, according to a Suffolk University poll conducted
Wright Hasn’t Affected Most Voters’ View of Obama, But …
The margin of error is 6 percent for those who voted in Democratic primaries and 4 percent for all voters.
Democrats Pick Up Another Seat in Louisiana; Scalise to Replace Jindal
Don won by focusing on the concerns of Louisiana 6 voters — good paying jobs, affordable health care and better education.” Meanwhile, in the 1st district seat that previously was held by now-Gov.