Tennessee: Cohen’s Vanquished ’06 Foes Are Falling in Line
Tinker finished second in the Democratic primary, just 6 points behind Cohen.
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Minnesota: Ex-GOP Target Walz Has Big Leads in Poll
Gil Gutknecht (R) by 6 points in 2006. Davis has the endorsement of the Minnesota Republican Party; however, Day is challenging him in the Sept. 9 GOP primary.
Formidable Udall Awaits GOP Primary Winner
. In the race between Pearce and Wilson, Pearce had a 6-point lead, according to a poll conducted last week for the Albuquerque Journal by Sanderoff.
Government: Jefferson Testimony Not Privileged
Ellis III said in that Feb. 6 decision, involves allegedly criminal non-legislative activities, such as meeting with foreign officials, engaging in official travel and using his Congressional staff to
GOP Must Showcase Ideas, Not More Pork and More Attacks
When we attached partisan labels to the very same statements, it lost by 6 points. Clearly, the Republican Party brand is in serious trouble.
Eye on the Senate: Dems Face Big Challenge in Louisiana
In Louisiana, two-term Democrat Mary Landrieu leads Republican challenger John Kennedy by only 47 percent to 44 percent with 2 percent preferring “other” and 6 percent undecided, according to a Rasmussen
Looking at Clinton’s Swing State Advantage
– In 8 swing states including Florida and Michigan won by Clinton, she leads McCain 49 percent to 43 percent with 6 percent undecided while McCain leads Obama 46 percent to 43 percent with 11 percent
Latest State-by-State General Election Match-Ups: Michigan
McCain had 45 percent to Obama’s 44 percent with 6 percent saying they’d vote for a third-party candidate and 5 percent undecided.
Jefferson Loses Bid to Dismiss Bribery Charges
The trial is set to begin Oct. 6, but could be pushed back by a flurry of pretrial motions and rulings. In September 2007, Jefferson filed a motion with the U.S.
The Barr Factor in the Presidential Contest in Georgia
A Rasmussen Reports poll conducted May 6 showed McCain with leading Barack Obama 53 percent to 39 percent and Hillary Clinton by 48 percent to 37 percent in the quest for the state’s 15 votes.
McCain: No Special Interest
The McCain campaign offered two potential dates, Feb. 20 or March 6, and 90 minutes of the Senators time.
Tough Primary Season Helped Campaigns Shake Out Bugs
Its presidential primary election on May 6 was its first election under a controversial new voter identification law that was just ratified by the Supreme Court.
Swing State Polls Have Bad News for Obama
In a Rasmussen Reports poll conducted May 19, McCain led Obama 50 percent to 40 percent with 6 percent preferring “other” than 3 percent undecided. Clinton led McCain 47 percent to 41 percent.
Colorado: Markey, Musgrave Have Dueling Poll Numbers
However, Musgraves poll was conducted March 6-8 and covered only registered voters, while Markeys poll is recent, having been done May 13-15, and surveyed likely voters frequently a more reliable
How Iraq Plays in Latest State-by-State General Election Match-Ups
that reflects a problem for McCain given his hawkish Iraq stand, he does pretty well in these newest Rasmussen polls: – **Florida:** John McCain leads Barack Obama 50 percent to 40 percent with 6
Young Hunter Is Favored to Win Race
. A poll conducted May 8-10 showed Hunter with the support of 79 percent of likely Republican primary voters, followed by 6 percent for Santee Councilman Brian Jones, 2 percent for San Diego County
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.
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.