CT-Gov (6/1, likely voters, 5/4 in parens):
Ned Lamont (D): 36 (42)
Thomas Foley (R): 38 (45)Ned Lamont (D): 43 (48)
Michael Fedele (R): 34 (28)Dan Malloy (D): 44 (38)
Thomas Foley (R): 35 (35)Dan Malloy (D): 42 (44)
Michael Fedele (R): 28 (27)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
CT-Sen (6/1, likely voters, 5/18 in parens):
Richard Blumenthal (D): 56 (48)
Linda McMahon (R): 33 (45)Richard Blumenthal (D): 55 (53)
Peter Schiff (R): 32 (37)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
IN-Sen (6/2-3, likely voters, 5/5-6 in parens):
Brad Ellsworth (D): 33 (36)
Dan Coats (R): 47 (51)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
MO-Sen (6/2, likely voters, 5/3 in parens):
Robin Carnahan (D): 44 (42)
Roy Blunt (R): 45 (50)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
NH-Gov (5/26, likely voters, 4/7 in parens):
John Lynch (D-inc): 47 (47)
John Stephen (R): 35 (37)John Lynch (D-inc): 50 (55)
Jack Kimball (R): 31 (34)John Lynch (D-inc): 51 (50)
Karen Testerman (R): 32 (33)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
NM-Gov (6/3, likely voters, 5/25 in parens):
Diane Denish (D): 42 (43)
Susana Martinez (R): 44 (42)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
PA-Gov (6/2, likely voters, 5/19 in parens):
Dan Onorato (D): 33 (36)
Tom Corbett (R): 49 (49)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
PA-Sen (6/2, likely voters, 5/19 in parens):
Joe Sestak (D): 38 (46)
Pat Toomey (R): 45 (42)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
RI-Gov (5/27, likely voters, 4/21 in parens):
Frank Caprio (D): 32 (33)
John Robitaille (R): 25 (21)
Lincoln Chafee (I): 35 (33)Patrick Lynch (D): 19 (24)
John Robitaille (R): 29 (26)
Lincoln Chafee (I): 37 (35)Patrick Lynch (D): 24
Victor Moffitt (R): 28
Lincoln Chafee (I): 35Frank Caprio (D): 35
Victor Moffitt (R): 22
Lincoln Chafee (I): 33
(MoE: ±4.5%)
SD-AL (5/27, likely voters, 4/21 in parens):
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D-inc): 47 (45)
Chris Nelson (R): 43 (41)Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D-inc): 46 (50)
Kristi Noem (R): 43 (35)Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D-inc): 48 (48)
Blake Curd (R): 41 (36)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
Patrick Leahy (D-inc): 42
Some Dude (R): 40
I wouldn’t be surprised if this race did exist on planet Outlier.
I simply don’t believe PA-Sen. NH-Gov and CT-Gov also look a little odd. The rest seem about right.
I don’t think Robitaille would beat Lynch by 10 points in actual Rhode Island, as opposed to Rasmussen Rhode Island.
why anyone would post any Rasmussen poll without an (R) after Rasmussen.
Ned Lamont does better against Michael Fedele than does Dan Malloy, but Lamont loses to Foley, who Malloy beats?
Nobody has been talking about this race, but it seems pretty interesting to say the least. Chafee has been repeatedly polling well.
Because I certainly am, but don’t want to offend anyone by doing so. I can cease and desist.
43-43
http://www.rasmussenreports.co…