Cotton Internal Poll Finds Senate Race in Dead Heat
The internal poll surveyed 600 likely voters statewide from May 6 through May 8. Thirty-six percent of respondents were Republicans, 36 percent were Democrats and 26 percent were independents.
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Internal Poll: N.C. Republican Close to Avoiding Runoff
A candidate must get 40 percent of the vote in the May 6 primary to avoid a runoff in the Tar Heel State. Â
Internal Poll: Doug Ose Leads GOP Pack in California Primary
Among the other two Republicans, former Capitol Hill aide Igor Birman took 8 percent and nonprofit executive Elizabeth Emken was supported by 6 percent of the poll’s respondents. Â
Poll: Braley Leads in Iowa Despite Disapproval for Obama
He led by no less than 6 points against state Sen.
GOP Poll: Cotton Holds Edge Over Pryor in Arkansas
The poll found that about 6 in 10 voters held an unfavorable view of Obama and opposed Obamacare.
Poll: Booker Up 35 With a Month to Go | #NJSEN
Booker took 64 percent, with 29 percent supporting Republican Steve Lonegan and 6 percent undecided. The special to replace the late Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg, D-N.J., will be held Oct. 16.
GOP Poll: Rounds Holds Large Lead in Senate Contest | #SDSEN
The poll, which surveyed 517 likely voters on Sept. 5-6 via an automated telephone survey, has a 4.3-point margin of error.
GOP Tests Gay Candidate as ‘New Generation Republican’ in Poll #CA52
President Barack Obama won the district by 6 points in 2012.
New Poll Shows Support for Gay Marriage at All-Time High
In a new survey released Monday, only 36 percent of those polled thought marriage for gay and lesbian couples should be illegal and 6 percent had no opinion.
Three Takeaways From the RNC’s Autopsy Report for 2014
Polling For many GOP campaigns in 2012, polling proved to be an Achilles’ heel, with late-cycle surveys not predictive of Nov. 6 results.
New Jersey: Another Poll Gives Booker Big Edge Over Lautenberg
The poll was conducted Feb. 6 -10.
Iowa: Vilsack Would Be Potent Senate Candidate, Poll Finds
It was fielded Feb. 3-6 and released Friday — one day after Braley announced he would seek the seat. With Democratic Sen.
More People Believe in Climate Change
climate change is currently negatively affecting people overseas, up from 32 percent in March; 36 percent of people believe that global warming is harming people here in the United States, an increase of 6
Indiana: Howey Poll Gives Donnelly Big Edge Over Mourdock
A libertarian candidate, Andrew Horning, picked up 6 percent, and 11 percent of voters were undecided.
Utah: Matheson Trails Love in New Poll
The fight for this reconfigured district has invited more than $6 million in independent expenditures, including late spending from the Democratic-aligned House Majority PAC and the Democratic Congressional
California: Raul Ruiz Up 6 Points in Internal Poll
A poll conducted for the campaign of Raul Ruiz found the Democrat up 6 points in his challenge to California Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R).
Rhode Island: GOP Poll Shows Brendan Doherty Leading David Cilcilline
David Cicilline (D) by 6 points in the hard fought and bitterly nasty race for Rhode Island’s 1st Congressional district.
Indiana: Mourdock’s Post-Debate Poll Shows Tied Race
A libertarian candidate, Andrew Horning, received 6 percent in the poll. Four percent of voters said they were undecided.
Connecticut: NRCC Poll Shows Andrew Roraback Up Over Elizabeth Esty
Elizabeth Esty (D) by 6 points in Connecticut’s 5th district, according to a National Republican Congressional Committee poll conducted earlier this week.
Missouri: Todd Akin Calls Controversial Comments ‘Distractions’
In an indication of the difficulty that Akin is having keeping the focus on his message, the portion of today’s KMOV interview that aired on the local 6 p.m. news in St.