House Predictions » | ||
---|---|---|
155 | 107 | 173 |
Safe Democrat | Seats in Play | Safe Republican |
Senate Predictions » | ||
---|---|---|
46 | 20 | 34 |
Continuing & Safe Democrat | Seats in Play | Continuing & Safe Republican |
He urges journalists to tell readers about the administration's accomplishments and to ignore "a bunch of TV ads" that attack his policies with sound bites.
Today's round-up of polls on governor and Senate races around the nation includes California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Visit the Poll Watch Home Page and see all the latest polls in one place
Marshall is being helped by the fact that her fellow Democrats are getting more engaged as Election Day approaches. But Burr's support remains close to the 50 percent he needs to win the Senate seat.
Paul has led Conway in the majority of surveys conducted since mid-August. But the Democrat's attacks on Paul's tea party views may be having some impact.
President Obama can still draw a crowd and pack a fundraiser. But his sagging popularity is damaging his value on the campaign trail in many races, and one poll says Bill Clinton is a bigger asset.
The tea party favorite seems surprised when told during a debate with Democrat Chris Coons the Constitution bars the government from establishing any organized religion.
Sestak is benefiting from greater engagement by fellow Democrats and has wiped out the huge advantage his Republican rival held among independent voters.
Senate candidates suggest terrorists come from Canada and that East Germany is a good border-enforcement role model. Plus, an editor in handcuffs. Yikes.
Sarah Palin tells CNN "the machine within the GOP will realize the 'we the people' message is rising and is resonating . . . because it's so full of common sense."
Mario Cuomo and Carl Paladino may have been the front-runners, but what voters will likely remember from the debate are the antics of third-party candidate Jim McMillan.
Kasich has about the same size lead over Strickland in a new Quinnipiac University poll that he had in early September. Voters unhappy with the state's economy remain firmly in Kasich's camp.
The match-up pitted West Virginia's two-term Democratic governor, Joe Manchin, against Republican businessman John Raese, along with Jesse Johnson and Jeff Beck.
Follow Politics Daily
News From Our Partners
Featured
Politics Daily Topics
AOL News Topics
Quick Links
More Blog/Sites
Sites and Services