AL-Gov (5/25, likely voters, 3/29 in parens):
Artur Davis (D): 33 (33)
Bradley Byrne (R): 47 (50)Artur Davis (D): 39 (35)
Tim James (R): 45 (49)Artur Davis (D): 40 (44)
Roy Moore (R): 43 (40)Artur Davis (D): 33
Robert Bentley (R): 46Ron Sparks (D): 32 (33)
Bradley Byrne (R): 45 (43)Ron Sparks (D): 37 (34)
Tim James (R): 42 (38)Ron Sparks (D): 40 (40)
Roy Moore (R): 38 (35)Ron Sparks (D): 31
Robert Bentley (R): 44
(MoE: ±4.5%)
AR-Gov (5/19, likely voters):
Mike Beebe (D-inc): 53
Jim Keet (R): 38
(MoE: ±4.5%)
CA-Gov (5/24, likely voters, 4/19 in parens):
Jerry Brown (D): 45 (44)
Meg Whitman (R): 41 (38)Jerry Brown (D): 43 (50)
Steve Poizner (R): 42 (32)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
GA-Gov (5/20, likely voters, 4/22 in parens):
Roy Barnes (D): 39 (43)
John Oxendine (R): 43 (45)Roy Barnes (D): 40 (39)
Nathan Deal (R): 47 (46)Roy Barnes (D): 39 (41)
Karen Handel (R): 42 (42)Roy Barnes (D): 42 (42)
Eric Johnson (R): 38 (37)Thurbert Baker (D): 29 (34)
John Oxendine (R): 50 (44)Thurbert Baker (D): 30 (31)
Nathan Deal (R): 47 (47)Thurbert Baker (D): 32 (36)
Karen Handel (R): 43 (44)Thurbert Baker (D): 30 (35)
Eric Johnson (R): 42 (38)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
GA-Sen (5/20, likely voters, 4/22 in parens):
Michael Thurmond (D): 30 (35)
Johnny Isakson (R): 57 (51)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
MN-Gov (5/24, likely voters, 3/10 in parens):
Mark Dayton (D): 35 (38)
Tom Emmer (R): 37 (35)
Tom Horner (I): 12 (7)Margaret Anderson Kelliher (D): 36 (34)
Tom Emmer (R): 38 (37)
Tom Horner (I): 11 (10)Matt Entenza (D): 34 (28)
Tom Emmer (R): 37 (37)
Tom Horner (I): 12 (8)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
ND-Sen (5/18-19, likely voters, 4/20 in parens):
Tracy Potter (D): 23 (24)
John Hoeven (R): 72 (69)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
NM-Gov (5/25, likely voters, 3/24 in parens):
Diane Denish (D): 43 (51)
Susana Martinez (R): 42 (32)Diane Denish (D): 47 (52)
Pete Domenici Jr. (R): 30 (35)Diane Denish (D): 45 (45)
Allen Weh (R): 39 (35)Diane Denish (D): 45 (52)
Janice Arnold-Jones (R): 31 (30)Diane Denish (D): 47 (43)
Doug Turner (R): 31 (34)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
OR-Sen (5/24, likely voters):
Ron Wyden (D-inc): 51
Jim Huffman (R): 38
(MoE: ±4.5%)
OR-Gov (5/24, likely voters, 4/26 in parens):
John Kitzhaber (D): 44 (41)
Chris Dudley (R): 45 (41)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
WA-Sen (5/26, likely voters, 5/4 in parens):
Patty Murray (D-inc): 48 (48)
Dino Rossi (R): 47 (46)Patty Murray (D-inc): 50 (52)
Don Benton (R): 35 (38)Patty Murray (D-inc): 47 (51)
Clint Didier (R): 37 (36)Patty Murray (D-inc): 47 (49)
Paul Akers (R): 32 (35)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
WI-Gov (5/25, likely voters, 4/20 in parens):
Tom Barrett (D): 41 (44)
Scott Walker (R): 48 (46)Tom Barrett (D): 42 (46)
Mark Neumann (R): 44 (46)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
WI-Sen (5/25, likely voters, 4/20 in parens):
Russ Feingold (D-inc): 46
Ron Johnson (R): 44Russ Feingold (D-inc): 47
Dave Westlake (R): 38
(MoE: ±4.5%)
of vaguely plausible numbers (some of which are actually more favourable to Democrats than other recent polls; NM-Gov, for instance) with a few of the usual off-the-wall results.
Bentley-Davis should be switched
Moore-Sparks as well.
Tracy Potter has her work cut out for her… she’s down 49 (!)
Also, why does Robert Dentley (who I’ve never heard of) lose badly to Davis but beats Sparks by a big margin? Seems like a transcription error.
Ahh I love the fact that 68% of Wisconsin voters know of Johnson…
And Steve Poizner is the savior for the California GOP
Ras once again afraid to put some skin in the game? He didn’t pull this kind of thing in 2008’s primaries or 2009’s Gov races, but now he seems afraid of taking any risks.
In GA, OR, WI, and MN all look odd to me.
Just goofball silly, totally out of line with every other poll.