Development Plan Open for Public Input
Office of Planning will hold a public hearing at the Randle Highlands Elementary School at 6 p.m. Thursday night to discuss the Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Corridor Land Development Plan.
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Tight Race in Nevada
Florida for the last few weeks, is in second place with 18 percent, Mike Huckabee has 16 percent, with the rest of the pack coming in as follows: Romney: 15 percent, Fred Thompson 11 percent, Ron Paul 6
Louisiana: Baker Acknowledges He’ll Leave House Soon
In his statement, Baker said that he plans to resign his seat no later than Feb. 6. It is not clear when a special election to replace him would be held.
Craig’s Leadership PAC Shuts Down
It received PAC contributions worth $2,500 each from Federal Express on Oct. 2, Entergy on Nov. 7 and Duke Energy on Dec. 6.
Clinton, McCain Lead Nationally, GOP California Contest Up In Air
Bringing up the rear is Ron Paul at 8 percent and Thompson at 6 percent. Margin of error was 6 percent.
Economic Issues Gaining Importance Politically
Gallup released a new public opinion analysis, one based on a Jan. 4-6 survey, showing only 15 percent of U.S. consumers saying current economic conditions are getting better while 77 percent say they
Meeting Will Focus on Market Management
The meeting will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the basement of St. Peter’s Catholic Church, which is located at 313 Second St. SE. — Alison McSherry and Leah Carliner
McConnell Falls In With Bad Crowd
In advance of his Feb. 6 performance at Washington’s Lisner Auditorium, Barry chatted with HOH about the candidates, whom he had the chance to watch up close during his coverage of the New Hampshire
GOP Scrum for Doolittle’s Seat Coming
Those numbers, asked of all 300 likely general election voters queried in the survey, showed Gaines to have a favorable/unfavorable rating of 21 percent to 6 percent, while Ose clocked in at 24 percent
McCain And Romney In Tight Race In Michigan
But Giuliani has slipped from 19 percent to 6 percent, behind Fred at 9 percent of voters and Ron Paul at 8 percent. The margin of error is 5 percent.
McCain Ahead Of Romney In Michigan
Mike Huckabee follows at 15 percent, Ron Paul at 9 percent and Rudy Giuliani at a paltry 5 percent, where he is edged out by “Undecided” (at 6 percent). Margin of error is 4 percent.
8 Questions and Answers about the (Confusing) Michigan Primary
6. What will happen after the primary, in terms of the impact on the nominations? 7. Among Democrats, who needs to win this most and why? ballot 8.
McCain Surges In National Poll After N.H., Clinton Also Gets A Bump
Mitt Romney is in fourth place, with 14 percent, Fred Thompson at 6 percent, Ron Paul at 5 percent, and Duncan Hunter of California at 1 percent.Margin of error is 5 percent.
Concerns Linger Over Nationals Parking
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) is holding a meeting today with ANC commissioners and the agencies involved.
Moving Up in Fossella’s Office
He also spends a lot of time with his 6-year-old son, Daniel, and his 4-year-old daughter, Amanda. He has another baby on the way with his wife, Michelle. “They keep me very occupied,” he said.
Mug Shots: Happy Hour on the Hill
This New Orleans-style bar offers $2.25 Bud and Miller Lite and $3.25 rail drinks from 6 to 8 p.m. Visitors can munch on cajun-spiced nuts for a buck or red beans and rice for $5.
A Pair Of Conflicting Michigan Polls On GOP Race
The poll was conducted Jan. 6-7 and the margin of error is (a rather large) 5.8 percent.
Approval Ratings of Bush, Dem Congress Remain At Historic Lows
Read the full Gallup poll A new survey conducted by Gallup between Jan. 4-6 found that public approval ratings of President Bush and the Congress still wallow at historic lows in the history of this
South Carolina Bounce For McCain, But Not Clinton
The margin of error was 6 percent.
Iowa Victories Fuel Rise of Huckabee And Obama In New National Poll
The latest USA Today/Gallup poll conducted in the days immediately following the Iowa caucuses, from Jan. 4-6 show that both winners out of Iowa — Republican Mike Huckabee and Democrat Barack Obama — have