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(151) A research project at UNC-Chapel Hill is trying to develop a user-friendly filter for searching the Congressional Record.

(152) There’s at least one: The one that bagged Oregon Democrat David Wu, who until recently represented the state’s first Congressional district.

(153) But chunks of it are very conservative, such as the reliably Republican 26th congressional district in western New York.

(154) If your company has a global reach, you might want to weigh in with your Congressional representatives.

(155) Congressional opposition to the move intensified late last year after the attorney general announced the decision to try the 9-11 suspects in federal court.

(156) Cantor's top spokesman, Brad Dayspring, accused the White House and congressional Democrats of having a "visceral reaction," to GOP efforts to "save taxpayers' money.

(157) Jimmy Carter's transition team prepared well before the 1976 election. But that did not stop in-fighting among White House aides or conflicts among congressional Democrats early in his administration.

(158) The only exceptions are the states of Maine and Nebraska,[sentencedict.com] where two electors are chosen by statewide popular vote and the remainder by the popular vote within each congressional district.

(159) True or not, the story is in character: Mr Emanuel is famous for being the president's most pugnacious panjandrum and congressional and media manipulator, and proud of it to boot.

(160) So she wasn't about to bite her tongue when she heard about the congressional check-kiting scandal.

(161) Obama set in February this year by the 18-member Democratic and Republican Congressional Budget Control Committee to study the control of expenditure and taxation options.

(162) Each Representative is elected from a defined geographic area within a state called a Congressional District.

(163) The point of this story is that, like most Americans living on the West Coast, residents of Oregon’s 1st Congressional District look to Asia for trade, travel and sometimes practical jokes.

(164) This is in addition to cuts of about nine hundred billion dollars required by the budget law that created the congressional supercommittee.

(165) The U. S. Supreme Court in 2003 upheld congressional restrictions passed in 2002 on soft money contributions.

(166) The nonpartisan congressional Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated the holiday would cost the federal government about $80 billion over ten years in lost revenue.

(167) Between July 29 and August 5, I was asked to organize two towns in the Fifth Congressional District, Bethel and Trumbull.

(168) Unfortunately, that is highly unlikely in the United States, where a bloated budget deficit has already become a major talking point for politicians looking to November's congressional elections.

(169) He now runs a consulting firm in the Houston suburb of Sugarland, which is in the 22nd Congressional district that he once represented.

(170) This is AP News Minute. The sit-down between President Barack Obama and Republican congressional leaders will have to wait nearly two weeks.