House Predictions » | ||
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150 | 112 | 173 |
Safe Democrat | Seats in Play | Safe Republican |
Senate Predictions » | ||
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46 | 20 | 34 |
Continuing & Safe Democrat | Seats in Play | Continuing & Safe Republican |
Our Thursday survey of polls on key governor and Senate races updates Alaska, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Washington, with a heavy emphasis on races for governor.
Archbishop Raymond Burke, an influential American prelate at the Vatican, draws a line in the sand but says he's not being partisan.
North Carolina congressman Shuler is the first Democrat to say he would challenge Pelosi directly, should the party retain control of the House after next week's elections.
Rich Iott alienated Republican Whip Eric Cantor when word spread that the Ohio candidate donned an SS uniform for World War II reenactments. But that apparently won't stop Boehner from joining Iott at a rally Sunday.
Every little bit helps when you're defying the odds. Sen. Murkowski should benefit from the court's decision allowing poll workers to hand out write-in candidate lists to voters.
"I've stumbled in my marriage," Vitter says during a Senate candidates' debate in New Orleans. "And obviously, I've committed serious sins." The GOP incumbent adds that he's received "strong forgiveness" that has allowed him to carry on.
Independents, women, Catholics, lower-income families and voters in the 30-to-44 age group -- all of whom backed the Democrats two years ago -- now are trending Republican, according to a New York Times/CBS survey.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor apologizes for the 50,000 recorded phone calls made to Nevada voters in which she supports a ballot measure to change the way state judges are selected.
Van Tran, who's hopes to unseat Democratic Rep. Loretta Sanchez, says something stinks in Washington and he's trying to demonstrate with a scratch-and-sniff political mailing.
Democrat Alex Sink has a small lead over Republican Rick Scott but the governor's race is a toss-up, according to the latest poll. Independent Charlie Crist trims GOP Senate nominee Marco Rubio's lead mostly by stealing support from Democrat Kendrick Meek.
In their final encounter before Election Day, the candidates competing for the Senate seat once held by President Obama also hammer each other on issues, ads and flip-flopping.
Tea party groups have won many hearts and minds, but the true test of their success is Tuesday. If they win, their battle has just begun.
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