There’s been a bunch of polls released over the past couple of days that we haven’t gotten around to blogging yet. Let’s blast through ’em all in one post (trendlines in parens):
- IN-Gov (Research 2000): Daniels 49 (47), Long Thompson 45 (46)
- NH-Gov (Saint Anselm College): Lynch 73, Kenney 7 (!)
- NH-01 (Saint Anselm College): Shea-Porter 42, Bradley 35
- NH-02 (Saint Anselm College): Hodes 35, Horn 18
- NJ-03 (Monmouth): Adler 41, Myers 44
- NM-Sen (Research & Polling): Udall 51, Pearce 36
- NM-01 (Research & Polling): Heinrich 43, White 41
- OK-Sen (TVPoll): Inhofe 53 (56), Rice 40 (37)
All yours.
New Jersey.
I hope Adler pulls it out.
Those are the only two open seats that we just cant seem to get a hold of. I am hoping that as usual, the undecideds go heavily Democratic enough for us to win both seats.
I also think we have a real shot now at the Indiana governors race. If the DGA could pour some money in there, we could pick that up and be in great shape for redistricting in 2011.
Is Hodes 35, Horn 18 correct? That’s an awful lot of undecideds (47).
…sometime next year, and drag him into a battle with Judd Gregg in 2010. Lynch is ultra-popular, and probably the only state Democrat who could oust Gregg. Gregg is still uber popular himself in the state, and I don’t think Hodes has the juice — at least now — to do the job.
Hopefully Chuck comes back for a third spin at the helm of the DSCC, because we will need a top guy to recruit Lynch, Brad Henry, Tom Vilsack, Sebelius, and others into key fights.
Is anyone watching those trendlines on CNN? People are not reacting well to McCain’s Obama/Democrat bashing.
Did McCain really just say he served on Naval ships with power plants on board?
McCain’s favorability plummets when talking about Iraq and foreign policy and Obama’s surges. So much for McCain’s supposed foreign policy expertise.
C’mon, JLT and Andrew Rice!