AZ-Gov (4/15, likely voters, 3/16 in parentheses):
Terry Goddard (D): 40 (45)
Jan Brewer (R-inc): 44 (36)
Some other: 9 (12)
Not sure: 6 (7)Terry Goddard (D): 34 (38)
Dean Martin (R): 47 (43)
Some other: 8 (6)
Not sure: 11 (13)Terry Goddard (D): 37 (42)
John Munger (R): 44 (36)
Some other: 10 (13)
Not sure: 9 (9)Terry Goddard (D): 37 (37)
Buz Mills (R): 46 (43)
Some other: 8 (7)
Not sure: 9 (13)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
AZ-Gov (R primary) (4/13, likely voters, 3/16 in parentheses):
Jan Brewer (R-inc): 26 (20)
Buz Mills (R): 18 (19)
John Munger (R): 14 (10)
Dean Martin (R): 12 (21)
Some other: 6 (7)
Not sure: 24 (23)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
CA-Gov (4/19, likely voters, 3/15 in parentheses):
Jerry Brown (D): 44 (40)
Meg Whitman (R): 38 (40)
Some other: 9 (6)
Not sure: 9 (14)Jerry Brown (D): 50 (42)
Steve Poizner (R): 32 (27)
Some other: 10 (13)
Not sure: 8 (18)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
FL-Gov (4/15, likely voters, 3/18 in parentheses):
Alex Sink (D): 38 (36)
Bill McCollum (R): 45 (47)
Some other: 7 (5)
Not sure: 10 (12)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
FL-Sen (4/19, likely voters, 3/18 in parentheses):
Kendrick Meek (D): 22 (25)
Marco Rubio (R): 37 (42)
Charlie Crist (I): 30 (22)
Not sure: 11 (11)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
GA-Sen (4/22, likely voters, no trendlines):
Michael Thurmond (D): 35
Johnny Isakson (R): 51
Some other: 6
Not sure: 8
(MoE: ±4.5%)
IN-Sen (4/13-14, likely voters, 3/17-18 in parentheses):
Brad Ellsworth (D): 33 (34)
Dan Coats (R): 54 (49)
Some other: 5 (6)
Not sure: 9 (12)Brad Ellsworth (D): 33 (32)
John Hostettler (R): 50 (50)
Some other: 5 (4)
Not sure: 12 (15)Brad Ellsworth (D): 36 (34)
Marlin Stutzman (R): 41 (41)
Some other: 7 (6)
Not sure: 16 (18)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
MD-Gov (4/20, likely voters, 2/23 in parentheses):
Martin O’Malley (D-inc): 47 (49)
Bob Ehrlich (R): 44 (43)
Some other: 2 (2)
Not sure: 7 (5)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
NC-Sen (4/19, likely voters, 3/22 in parentheses):
Elaine Marshall (D): 32 (35)
Richard Burr (R-inc): 50 (51)
Some other: 6 (6)
Not sure: 12 (8)Cal Cunningham (D): 31 (32)
Richard Burr (R-inc): 53 (51)
Some other: 4 (7)
Not sure: 13 (11)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
PA-Gov (4/15, likely voters, 3/16 in parentheses):
Dan Onorato (D): 36 (29)
Tom Corbett (R): 45 (46)
Some other: 8 (7)
Not sure: 11 (17)Jack Wagner (D): 27 (33)
Tom Corbett (R): 48 (46)
Some other: 11 (6)
Not sure: 14 (16)Joe Hoeffel (D): 29 (28)
Tom Corbett (R): 49 (49)
Some other: 11 (5)
Not sure: 11 (18)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
TX-Gov (4/14, likely voters, 3/3 in parentheses):
Bill White (D): 44 (43)
Rick Perry (R-inc): 48 (49)
Some other: 2 (3)
Not sure: 6 (6)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
WI-Gov (4/20, likely voters, 3/16 in parentheses):
Tom Barrett (D): 44 (42)
Scott Walker (R): 46 (48)
Some other: 3 (2)
Not sure: 7 (8)Tom Barrett (D): 46 (42)
Mark Neumann (R): 46 (46)
Some other: 4 (4)
Not sure: 5 (8)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
WI-Sen (4/20, likely voters, 3/16 in parentheses):
Russ Feingold (D-inc): 48
Richard Leinenkugel (R): 37
Some other: 7
Not sure: 8Russ Feingold (D-inc): 49 (49)
Terrence Wall (R): 43 (40)
Some other: 3 (3)
Not sure: 5 (9)Russ Feingold (D-inc): 49 (51)
Dave Westlake (R): 38 (35)
Some other: 4 (5)
Not sure: 9 (10)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
When did this happen, before, during, or after saber-rattling about immigration?
In other news…SPAAAAAAAAAAAM.
Russ Feingold in single or low double digits over a posse of Some Dudes from Wisconsin? How is one supposed to give any credibility to this mess?
AZ-Gov: I don’t believe that Goddard is trailing Brewer.
CA-Gov: This poll looks somewhat accurate.
FL-Gov: I think Sink is behind, so this is somewhat realistic.
FL-Sen: Who the hell knows. I don’t know what to expect.
GA-Sen: I wouldn’t expect much better at this time.
IN-Sen: Probably shows us that Ellsworth is not well known around the state. This poll doesn’t bother me as a result.
MD-Gov: The numbers seem somewhat believable.
NC-Sen: I call bullshit on this one. Marshall is low-profile, and Cunningham is an unknown, but no way does Burr have 50+% support at this time.
PA-Gov: I don’t know enough about this race to make an accurate jugment. Republican seems to have the edge in this race, so a 9% edge doesn’t seem to be too unrealistic.
TX-Gov: This poll seems to be right on the money. Perry has a slight advantage.
WI-Gov: Doesn’t seem too far fetched from reality.
WI-Sen: Feingold is in the driver’s seat, but I thought that these numbers are way too optimistic for the GOP brand.
Wether or not you believe Rasmussan has a bias it is good to see the gap narrowing.
http://thegovmonitor.com/world…
Figured I’d post this here since there is no open thread
Seems somewhat plausible. People are vaguely dissastisfied with the direction of the state; some attribute it to extrinsic factors, but some assign blame to O’Malley or to the Democrats either in DC or in Annapolis, and that’s likely helping Ehrlich’s numbers quite a bit.
Infrastructure is going to be an important issue in the campaign. Voters in Montgomery County need to know that an Ehrlich win could mean no Purple Line or a bus transit line of very limited benefit in its place. An Ehrlich administration is likely to put more emphasis on facilitating exurban sprawl with highways out to the middle of nowhere.
Do you have to type all of that out or just copy and paste? I feel sorry either way.