Pollster.com Re-Launches House Race Map

Awesome news: Pollster.com has re-launched its awesome House race map, which includes polling data and charts for every race which has been publicly polled.

If you know of any polls which Pollster has missed, let us know in comments and we’ll shoot an email over to our friends there once we have them all collected.

16 thoughts on “Pollster.com Re-Launches House Race Map”

  1. Is it lack of recognized polling?  We all know that NY 13 and 25 are drop dead, bet the mortgage Dem pickups!  New Mexico  2 and AZ 1 are heading there, so is OH 16 and MI 9. In fact this House map is heading from 236 to 199 to 270 to 165 in my take.

  2. but not entirely. Shouldn’t we be seeing SOME sort of filing reports? Is it just because its the weekend, or is it that they just don’t care? haha I’m am dying in anticipation!

  3. Some 26 seats with no polling results are shown as “strong Republican.”  A lot are clearly lean Dem at the least.  Among them are NY-13,25,and 29 (plus 5 D today).  NY-26 could be either tossup or lean R but not strong R.  Tell me how NJ-3,5,and 7 are all “strong R”?  AZ-1 is at least lean D and probably a lot more.  PA-6 is lean R as is 15.  Sane with WV-2.  Can anyone in their right mind list Lynn Jenkins as a “strong R” in KS-2?  

    Overall, this is a huge bias in the rankings.  Some of the early polls listed are laughable as well.

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