The Youth Challenge
Board of Elections and Ethics, between 1994 and 2000, Republican candidates facing Norton routinely failed to garner more than 6 percent of the vote.
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Turning A New Page
notable that in much the same way pages take part in a carefully scripted school day — they must be seated in the school’s auditorium in the Library of Congress Jefferson Building for an assembly at 6:
History Shows Kerry, Bush Need to Establish Advantage by Labor Day
Four years later, in 1968, Richard Nixon (R) led Hubert Humphrey (D) by 10 points, 51 percent to 41 percent, in a Gallup poll conducted Sept. 1-6, just days after the Aug. 26-29 Democratic convention
Senate Credit Union Seat Up for Vote
The March 31 meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in Room 902 of the Hart Senate Office Building.
DSCC Bullish Despite Money
Barbara Boxer (Calif.), Patty Murray (Wash.) and Russ Feingold (Wis.), who are all currently favored for re-election, the total disbursement rises to nearly $6 million.
Omarosa for Congress?
Her remarks at 6:15 p.m. in the Amphitheater of the Ronald Reagan International Trade Building will be followed by a reception.
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 11 House: 4D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 37, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
WASHINGTON: State Lawmakers, Parties Still Feuding on Primary
Daschle has said repeatedly that he expects to raise and spend $10 million on the race; Thune’s budget is closer to $6 million.
A Look at Michigan
The GOP already enjoys a 9-6 advantage — thanks to Republican-controlled redistricting after the 2000 Census — in the House and McNeilly believes that his younger delegation can hold onto their seats
Roll Call Casualty List
Running for Senate 11 House: 4D, 7R Richard Burr (R-N.C.), 48, 5 terms Brad Carson (D-Okla.), 36, 2 terms Mac Collins (R-Ga.), 59, 6
On Holiday
.) —1932 April 6, Passover Rep. Ed Schrock (R-Va.) — 1941 April 15, tax day Rep. Howard Berman (D-Calif.) — 1941 Rep.
Democrats Have Defined Bush — Now, It’s His Turn
But the poll showed that 29 percent of voters could change their minds about whom to support, of whom 13 percent tilt toward Bush and 10 percent to Kerry, with just 6 percent totally undecided.
Line Forming for Kleczka’s Seat
Early on there was speculation that the loser of Milwaukee’s April 6 runoff mayoral race would run for Congress, but Murphy says that’s unlikely.
Library Establishes Science Fellowship
The program, which runs from 2 to 6 p.m., is free and open to the public. A videotape of the event will later be available on the Library’s Web site, www.loc.gov. — Bree Hocking
Charity Sparks Questions
In his post-Congressional life, Combest has turned up on the talk radio circuit, appearing every Tuesday morning from 6 to 8 a.m. on a local radio show on KFYO, a station in Lubbock, Texas, known
Renovation Raises Concerns
Finally, in late December, after pressure from a group of 10th Street residents, ANC 6A and Councilwoman Sharon Ambrose (D-Ward 6), the school system authorized the Corps to place an 8-foot tall
Members Help Texas Colleagues
in the March 9 primaries, but all are required to file reports detailing their finances from Jan. 1 to Feb. 18 as well as any other contributions of $1,000 or more received between Feb. 19 and March 6.
MISSOURI: Bond Leads By 10 But Democrats Are Hopeful
The sampling of 300 GOP voters, which had a margin of error of 6 percent, shows Winters in the lead “outside the margin of error,” though her campaign declined to reveal the exact numbers, said Darryl
Congress Gets Turn at Polls
A Field poll released late last week showed Jones preferred by 31 percent of the poll respondents, Marin by 9 percent, Kaloogian by 8 percent and Casey by 6 percent, with 41 percent undecided.
Republican 527s Lacking Energy
The Chamber, which is a 501(c)(6) trade association, recently announced plans to spend $40 million on state and federal races, a substantial increase in its disbursements on political activities