Poll Shows Sali Trailing in Idaho
45 percent, with 4 percent undecided.
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45 percent, with 4 percent undecided.
In addition to being the time of pre-election insanity, fall is also the time of pumpkins, scarecrows and wine.
Each poll tested more than 600 voters and had an error margin of roughly 4 points (for complete details, see chart at right).
A recent Republican poll showed Hodes with just a 4-point lead.
The poll of 635 likely voters was conducted Sept. 19-21 and had a 4-point error margin.
The poll of 500 likely voters was conducted Sept. 17-21 and had a margin of error of 4.4 points.
4. Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) $80.40 million A descendant of oil tycoon John D.
Cantor, the Chief Deputy Whip for House Republicans, this week unveiled his own GOP agenda aimed at middle-class voters, a plan he hopes Republican Members and candidates will rally behind between now and Election
But Brown remains confident, believing this election is less about partisanship than it is about leadership.
Self-described independent voters broke 4-3 for Luetkemeyer.
The poll of 631 likely voters, conducted Aug. 26-28 for Roll Call by SurveyUSA, an automated polling firm, had a 4-point margin of error.
But ObamaÂ’s lead has been slender, averaging about 4 points or so over several months in national surveys. The theories about the Obama gap between expectations and performance are multiplying.
The poll of 620 likely voters, conducted Aug. 19-21 for Roll Call by the automated polling firm SurveyUSA, had a 4-point margin of error.
.” Consider this announcement for a renewable energy industry conference in July: “With no clear national energy policy, an upcoming presidential election, and the potential for renewable energy
Polling conducted for the Ryun campaign in late April showed the former Congressman holding a commanding 44-point lead over Jenkins, 65 percent to 21 percent.
A June 21-24 Benenson Strategy Group poll for the retired businessman showed him trailing the Congressman, 49 percent to 32 percent.
Here are the latest additions to our round-up of state-by-state general election match-ups between John McCain and Obama.
The Anzalone-Liszt Research survey, taken May 14-21, interviewed 800 likely general election voters. The survey had a 3.5-point margin of error.
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) are expected to compete hard for the stateÂ’s five electoral votes in the White House election.
Here are our latest additions to CQ Politics state-by-state general election match-ups: **Michigan:**John McCain leads Barack Obama by 41 percent to 37 percent but with a whopping 21 percent undecided