Public Policy Polling has a fresh survey right out of the oven (10/28-30, likely voters):
Al Franken (DFL): 45
Norm Coleman (R): 40
Dean Barkley (IP): 14
(MoE: ±3.0%)
Coleman takes 85% of Republicans and Franken holds 81% of Democrats, with Barkley taking a roughly equal share from each party. That’s pretty good news, but it’s tempered by a pair of recent polls — including one by Rasmussen — showing Coleman with the lead. Here’s the other:
Mason-Dixon (10/27-28, likely voters):
Al Franken (DFL): 36
Norm Coleman (R): 42
Dean Barkley (IP): 12
(MoE: ±4.0%)
I admire all you brave souls who have taken a stab at this race in our predictions contest thread. This one is real tossup.
Barkley is 12-14%
In one poll, Franken is at 45% with 1% undecided, and in another he is at 36% with 10% undecided. Franken still has a slight edge in my book.
…..PPP has made my Friday morning.
The Minnesota Public Radio News/University of Minnesota-Humphrey Institute poll.
Franken 41
Coleman 37
Barkley 17
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