Natasha and I are deep in the throes of moving, so I won't be able to blog much until later tonight. For now, however, here is a polling round-up thread:
Presidential National
ARG: +5, up 1%
Battleground +13, up 5
Gallup expanded: +10, even
Gallup traditional: +6, down 1
Hotline +6, even
Rasmussen +5, even (though really +6 and up 1)
Research 2000 +11, down 1
Zogby +6, up 2
Obama's national lead now 8.5%, largest ever. IBD and LA Times later today...
Presidential States
CO: Obama 52%--43% McCain (Q-poll)
CO: Obama 47%--43% McCain (Suffolk)
MI: Obama 54%--38% McCain (Q-poll)
MN: Obama 51%--40% McCain (Q-poll)
NC: Obama 49%--46% McCain (PPP)
OK: McCain 63%--32% Obama (why is there a tracking poll in OK?)
OH: Obama 50%--45% McCain (Survey USA) Ohio is again lean-Obama.
OR: Obama 57%--40% McCain (Survey USA)
PA: Obama 55%--40% McCain (Survey USA)
PA: Obama 51%--38% McCain (Tracking)
WI: Obama 54%--37% McCain (Q-poll)
Senate
Colorado: Udall (D) 45%--34% Schaffer (R)
Colorado: Udall 54%--40% Schaffer. Goodnight Irene.
Minnesota: Franken 38%, Coleman 36%, Barkley 18%. I think we are going to win this one. Franken leads by 4% across the last three polls. The large 3rd party performances makes the campaign very unstable, however.
North Carolina: Hagen 46%--44% Dole. Another state where we look good for the win
House
First, three new polls from the DCCC...
WA-08: Burner (D) 49%--44% Reichert (R-inc). Yes!! Darcy leads! It is true that other polls show Reichert ahead, but the recent one showing him up by 8% had Obama only up 4%. In a district like this, Obama should lead by around 13%. This campaign is probably tied. Contribute to Darcy here.
NJ-03: Alder (D) 38%--34% Myers (R)
NJ-07: Stender (D) 40%--31% Lance (R) (8% to a 3rd party candidate)
And a couple more from other pollsters...
NV-02: Heller (R) 51%--38% Derby (D) Every rose has it's thorn...
PA-03: Dahlkemper (D) 48%--41% English (R-inc) This one looks like a lock.
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