Indiana: Hostettler Has 32-Point Edge in New NRCC Poll
The poll of 300 likely voters was conducted July 12-13 and had a 6 percent margin of error. The survey also showed Hostettler had a 63 percent approval rating.
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The Voters’ Verdict: Campaign 2004 Is Dreadfully Dull
The Harris Interactive/Time/CNN numbers from July 6-8 were 53 percent and 36 percent, respectively.
Outside Group Asks Voters to ‘Fire’ Daschle
The television campaign is set to run through Aug. 6 at an approximate cost of $150,000.
TEXAS: NRA Boosts Lampson With Its Endorsement
The Garin-Hart-Yang Research Group survey of 400 likely voters with a 5 percent error margin showed Gallagher with a 6-point lead over Porter among independent voters.
FBI Pursued Hill Blackmail in 1982
In a separate interview conducted by FBI agents in Philadelphia and received at the agency’s Washington headquarters on July 6, 1982, an unnamed female denied any knowledge of blackmail allegations
Novak Stirs the Pot — Again
Their daughter, Mila Taylor Henry, was born at 12:33 a.m. on Sunday weighing in at a dainty yet respectable 6 pounds, 10 ounces. Mila is an Americanized version of Milagros.
Democrats Have Cash Edge
After formally entering the race in January, Thune has raised more than $6 million — the total amount he spent in his 2002 race against Sen. Tim Johnson (D).
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 11 House: 5D, 6R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 37, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
Utah: Incumbents Hold Huge Leads in Latest Polls
The survey of 327 voters was conducted July 6-10 and had an extremely high 6.5 percent error margin.
Naples Surpasses $560K In Month of Fundraising for New York Race
The total value of his ownership interest in the properties is a little more than $6 million, and he has a net equity of $4.2 million.
California Political Watchers Are Bullish on Rocky
Instead of being given a jail sentence, the youth was forced to get up every Saturday morning at 6:15 to work with city employees cleaning the park.
Big Donation Aside, GOP 527s Lag
Another GOP 527 group, Americans for Jobs and Growth, hopes to raise just $6 million in all of 2004 to run pro-Republican television advertisements in Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Democrat Hopes Hawkeyes Say Small Is Beautiful
Grassley ended March with nearly $6 million in the bank. Small has not yet filed a financial report with the Federal Election Commission.
Gallagher Says He’s a Player in Fla. GOP Senate Primary
The survey, conducted July 6-7, showed McCollum leading with 23 percent, followed by Martinez with 19 percent and Gallagher with 15 percent.
Washingtonienne Hits the Hill
C-SPAN’s and CNN’s footage of the sensational, if brief, fight that erupted Thursday after a news conference in the Senate Radio-Television Gallery between New York Post reporter Vince Morris, a strapping 6
DSCC Tops in 2nd Quarter Fundraising
Still, the NRSC had roughly $6 million more left in the bank at the end of last month. The DSCC also had $365,000 in debt at the end of the quarter; the NRSC carried no debt.
A Perfect Fit
At 6:30 p.m. de Paris went to work shortening the sleeves and refitting one of his backup tuxes.
Minors Put on Major Show
Such a combo could be quite appealing to younger Hill staffers scared away from Baltimore’s Camden Yards and its $6 beers and $4 hot dogs while warming the hearts of 30- and 40-somethings fearful of spending
Commanding Lead for Alexander Over Rivals in Louisiana
The poll of 631 voters, conducted June 6-17 by Neighborhood Research, had a 3.9 percent margin of error.
Puzzled by a Plethora Of Polls? Remember: Follow the Trends
Bush “Down but Not Out” (NBC/Wall Street Journal, 6/28). [IMGCAP(1)]Confused? It’s not surprising.