GOP’s Opportunity With Millennials in 2016 May Be ‘Waning’
Immediately before the Paris attacks, attitudes toward using ground troops were split fairly even, with 47 percent supporting and 48 percent opposing that measure.
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Democrats Still Seek Strong Challenger to Burr in North Carolina
At the same time, McCrory holds only a small lead over Democratic Attorney General Roy Cooper, but carries a disapproval rating of of 47 percent.
Poll: Democrats Lead in Illinois, Wisconsin Senate Races
Russ Feingold, 39-47 percent, according to the poll. Both Kirk and Johnson are some of the most vulnerable Senators up for re-election in 2016.
Poll: House Incumbents Who Oppose LGBT Rights Lose Support
The poll found he leads a generic Democratic opponent 47 percent to 38 percent.
Good News for Democrats Courting Millennial Voters
In a hypothetical primary matchup, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton lead the Democratic field with 47 percent support, followed in far-off second place by Massachusetts Sen.
Poll: Democrat Opens Lead in Top Iowa House Race
The poll showed Appel increasing her lead from the DCCC’s last poll on Sept. 15, when Appel led Young 47 percent to 44 percent.
Internal Poll: Democrat Holds Slight Lead in California House Contest
In a survey conducted for House Majority PAC and provided first to CQ Roll Call, Bera leads Ose, 47 percent to 43 percent.
Poll: Davis Holds Large Lead in Top Illinois Contest
Pat Quinn badly trailed Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Rauner, with 30 percent to Rauner’s 47 percent, according to the 13th District survey.
Poll: Tight Iowa Senate Race
Female survey respondents favored Braley, 47 percent to 36 percent, over Ernst. But male survey respondents favored Ernst over Braley, 44 percent to 40 percent.
Eric Cantor’s Polling Firm Takes Heat (Updated)
Romney went on to lose, 51 percent to 47 percent. Also that year, the firm had surveys that showed former Sen. George Allen, R-Va., leading now-Sen.
GOP Polls Show Tight Race for Landrieu Senate Re-Election | #LASEN
Also, a new automated survey from Harper Polling/Conservative Intel showed Cassidy leading Landrieu, 47 percent to 45 percent, within the 4-point margin of error.
New Poll Shows Support for Gay Marriage at All-Time High
Just three years ago, the same poll found 47 percent of respondents favored legal gay marriage and 50 percent were against it.
Honda: Gun Policy Must Honor Victims
There is broad national support for these measures: A CNN poll found that 62 percent of people favor “a ban on the manufacture, sale and possession of semi-automatic assault guns, such as the AK-47.”
Indiana: Howey Poll Gives Donnelly Big Edge Over Mourdock
Donnelly garnered 47 percent of the vote, while Mourdock had 36 percent in the survey. A libertarian candidate, Andrew Horning, picked up 6 percent, and 11 percent of voters were undecided.
Massachusetts: New Poll Shows Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren Tied
In a horse-race matchup among likely voters, including those who lean toward Brown or Warren, each candidate took 47 percent.
California: Democratic Polls Offer the Party Good News
Jerry McNerney ahead of Republican challenger Ricky Gill, 47 percent to 38 percent. Obama also led in the district, 52 percent to 41 percent.
Ohio: Charlie Wilson Responds With Own Poll in 6th District Race
pictures of the presidential race in this conservative, coal country district in eastern Ohio: Wilson’s recent poll showed Mitt Romney leading President Barack Obama by a single point, 48 percent to 47
Ohio: GOP Poll Gives Bill Johnson 8-Point Lead
Johnson had 47 percent and Wilson had 39 percent in the survey paid for jointly by the freshman lawmaker and the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Arizona: NRSC IE Poll Shows Jeff Flake Ahead
Flake takes 47 percent to Carmona’s 41 percent, with undecided voters accounting for 12 percent in the survey paid for by the National Republican Senatorial Committee’s independent expenditure unit
New York: Chris Gibson Leads in Polls, but Margin Varies
But a new poll commissioned for the independent expenditure arm of the National Republican Congressional Committee and obtained by Roll Call found Gibson leading Schreibman 47 percent to 39 percent