Obama Ahead in Oregon, Big Kentucky Lead for Clinton
Earlier today, a Suffolk University poll also conducted May 17-18 had Obama leading 45 percent to 41 percent with 8 percent undecided and 6 percent not making a choice.
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Big Clinton Lead in Kentucky, Smaller Obama Edge in Oregon
A Suffolk University poll conducted May 17-18 has Clinton ahead in Oklahoma by 51 percent to 26 percent with John Edwards (still in the sample) at 6 percent, uncommitted at 5 percent and 11 percent undecided
New Hampshire: Reluctant Shea-Porter Finally Joins ‘Frontline’
In a recent poll by the University of New Hampshire, Shea-Porter trailed Bradley by 6 points, though she led Stephen by 8 points.
Coleman Has Opened Up Lead in Minnesota
Coleman led that matchup 51 percent to 43 percent with 6 percent undecided. Ciresi, however, dropped out of the race earlier this year.
Minnesota: Coleman Opens Up Lead in New Star-Tribune Poll
Coleman led that matchup 51 percent to 43 percent with 6 percent undecided.
Updated: State-by-State General Election Match-Ups
– **Nebraska:** McCain leads Obama 50 percent to 39 percent with 5 percent undecided and 6 percent preferring “other,” in a survey conducted May 15 by Rasmussen Reports.
Alaska’s Stevens in Tight Re-Election Race
Republicans face in this year’s Senate elections, a Rasmussen Reports survey conducted May 14 shows Alaska’s Ted Stevens trailing Democrat Mark Begich by 2 points, with the Anchorage mayor leading the 6-
Middle Ground Sought on Parking Limits
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) has gathered feedback at meetings over the last few weeks, concluding with a meeting of Barracks Row business owners on Thursday.
Clinton’s Big Lead in Kentucky, Obama’s Small One in Oregon
American Research Group says Hispanics are 6 percent of the vote. The margin of error for each poll is +/- 4 percent and the surveys were conducted May 14-15.
California: Indian Tribe’s Poll Shows Hunter With Huge Lead
The survey, sponsored by the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation American Indian tribe, showed Hunter with 79 percent support in the primary, compared to 6 percent for Santee Councilman Brian Jones
GOP Leaders Unveil ‘Family-Friendly’ Agenda
Female GOP lawmakers emphasized that more than 60 percent of mothers with children under the age of 6 work outside the home.
Congress Owes Veterans a 21st Century GI Bill
The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office estimates a 16 percent increase in high-quality recruits from this legislation, with only a 6 percent dip in retention rates.
Colorado: Poll Cranks Up Lamborn Challenger’s Numbers
Crank’s internal poll, conducted May 3-6, showed him with 31 percent support, compared with 12 percent for fellow Republican primary candidate Bentley Rayburn, a former Air Force officer who finished
Oregon: TV Stations Are Polls Apart in Senate Primary
Neville had 11 percent, three other candidates had a combined 6 percent, and 24 percent of those queried were undecided. The poll of 615 likely primary voters had a 4-point error margin.
First Step in Lincoln Park Makeover Is Complete
. Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) was barraged with complaints about the project, Alberti said. Wells office wound up meeting with staff of Sen.
Armey’s Camouflage
In a Washington Times Op-Ed March 6, Armey argued against radios exemption, calling it a baffling and unjustifiable exemption from paying the performers of music when they use their music to make
North Carolina: New Automated Survey Has Hagan Getting Close
The poll of 616 likely general election was taken May 8 and 9 — just days after the May 6 primary — and had a 4-point margin of error.
Eye on the Senate: Dem Opponent Catching up to Dole in N.C.
Hagan scored a runaway victory in the state’s May 6 primary for the right to challenge Dole, and PPP says the visibility she built up during that campaign may have helped.
Reid to Bush: Drop Von Spakovsky or OK Individual FEC Votes
Bush on May 6 nominated Democrat Cynthia Bauerly and Republicans Don McGahn and Caroline Hunter to fill three spots on the six-member panel.
Nation: Reid Outlines Demands to Bush on FEC Impasse
Bush on May 6 nominated Democrat Cynthia Bauerly and Republicans Don McGahn and Caroline Hunter to fill three spots on the six-member panel.