The race to replace 35th District Delegate and Democratic Attorney General candidate Steve Shannon is within a 2-point margin – or at least it was two weeks ago, according to polls conducted for Republican candidate Jim Hyland.
Hyland’s margin, described by his campaign manager Kevin Conroy as “within the margin of error,” reflects a tightening of the race since a July benchmark poll, when pollsters Barry Zeplowitz and Bill Lee of TelOpinion Research indicated in a confidential memo posted on Hyland’s website that Hyland held a 7-point lead 43 percent to 36 percent lead, with 21 percent undecided. The memo did not indicate the size of the sample or whether “likely voter” filters were used.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) describes a few key components within the legislation that he and fellow Senators Lindsey Graham (R-S. Car.) and Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) will soon draft. Sen. McCain says the legislation will focus on providing Iranians with access to media coverage from around the world. (:51)
Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) said U.S. should demand a reelection in Iran because it was corrupt. He asserts the first thing U.S. should be talking about is Iran’s corrupt election (0:15).
Congressman Jim McGovern, Steve Cobble, Donna Smith and John Nichols talk to Talk Radio News Service at their Progressive Democrats of America Inaugural Reception about their “Healthcare Not Warfare” Campaign.
The Talk Radio News Service talk to Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, Malika Saada Saar, Bridgette Cooper Anderson and Brenda Graham at The People’s Inaugural Women’s Leadership Luncheon. January 16, 2009.
