Eye on the Senate: GOP Doesn’t Have a Chance in Montana
Be sure to read our Election 2008 overview of the battle for the Senate. Also, check out our Senate “Races to Watch” chart.
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Eye on the Senate: Three Vulnerable GOP Incumbents
Be sure to read our Election 2008 overview of the battle for the Senate. Also, check out our Senate “Races to Watch” chart.
Poll Says Obama Faces Racial Challenge in Election
The survey was conducted May 21-22 and has a 3.5 percent margin of error for all registered voters and a 5 percent margin of error for registered Democrats and Democratic “leaners.”
Van Hollen Wants Colleagues to Pony Up
The Van Hollen memo follows: TO: Democratic Colleagues FROM: DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen RE: Memorial Day Work Period Update DATE: May 21, 2008 “When I accepted the job as Chairman
How Iraq Plays in Latest State-by-State General Election Match-Ups
Here’s our latest additions to our round-up of state-by-state general election match-ups. There’s some interesting trends on voter sentiments about Iraq in Florida and Colorado.
It’s Down the Homestretch in Kentucky
On Monday, SurveyUSA released a new poll in the seven-way Democratic Senate primary that showed health care executive and former gubernatorial candidate Bruce Lunsford with a 21-point lead over his
Obama Leads McCain, But Not by Blow-out Despite GOP Woes
A Washington Post/ABC News poll shows Barack Obama leading John McCain in a general election match-up by 51 percent to 44 percent, an advantage beyond the 3 point margin of error but one that still shows
Redistricting Keeps Most House Incumbents Secure
John Cornyn, will work right up until the polls close on November 4, 2008,” state GOP spokesman Hans Klingler said. “Texas Republicans will leave no stone unturned.”
Dem Dead Heat in Gallup Daily Poll, but Obama Ahead in Another
Asked if Obama had attacked Clinton unfairly, only 21 percent said yes, but 50 percent said Clinton had attacked Obama unfairly.
Illinois: Kirk Had Wide Lead in GOP Poll Done in March
The remaining 21 percent of those interviewed were undecided.
New England
Republicans maintain that the 2002 match between these two Granite State titans also started out with Shaheen ahead and that Sununu ultimately won by 4 points.
South
Sessions, who was sitting on a more than $4 million war chest as of March 31, is expected to cruise to victory in November.
Update: State-by-State General Election Match-ups
John McCain leads both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in a general election match-up in Nevada, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll conducted April 21.
Zimmer’s Money Shortfall
(R) combined to spend more than $21 million in the battle over Corzine’s open seat.
Double Duty
Still, Wynn has created a political mess for his constituents — who will either be put through an expensive special election to choose his successor or go unrepresented for six months.
Toting Up Electoral Votes: One Count Puts Dems Ahead
Here’s how Rasmussen got to its totals: – Safely Democratic: California (55), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), District of Columbia (3), Hawaii (4), Illinois (21), Maine (4), Maryland (10), Massachusetts
Louisiana Special Elections Headed to Runoffs
Slidell Mayor Ben Morris took 21 percent.
Earmark Season Arrives
(For Murtha’s part, his office has defended the event as timed to coincide with the anniversary of the 1974 special election that first sent him to Congress).
Two Ties For Obama: In Texas With Clinton, Nationally With McCain
And USA Today/Gallup says its new general election match-up shows John McCain neck-and-neck with Obama at 48 percent to 47 percent, with a 3 point margin of error.
Polls Show Obama, Clinton Still Close And McCain Still Way Ahead
An American Research Group poll conducted Feb.9-13 has Obama ahead of Clinton 47 percent to 45 percent with a 4 point margin of error.