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More evidence that Democratic leader Harry Reid is in some serious trouble in the state of Nevada with the second half of that poll from Mason-Dixon.
US SENATE – NEVADA (Mason-Dixon)
Danny Tarkanian (R) 51%
Harry Reid (D-inc) 40%Sue Lowden (R) 52%
Harry Reid (D-inc) 39%Sharron Angle (R) 44%
Harry Reid (D-inc) 42%US SENATE – NEVADA – GOP PRIMARY (Mason-Dixon)
Sue Lowden 47%
Danny Tarkanian 29%
Sharron Angle 8%
John Chachas 1%
This poll was done February 22-25 among 625 registered voters.
I normally don’t post polls involving generic opponents, but since it is my own home state, I am taking a liberty to do it this time. Scott Rasmussen has a new poll showing Barbara Mikulski ahead of a generic Republican candidate by 18%.
US SENATE – MARYLAND (Rasmussen)
Babs Mikulski (D-inc) 54%
Generic Republican (R) 36%
I always have hope, but barring an event that reflects badly on Mikulski or some candidate that is unknown at this moment , I doubt National Republicans are looking to pump too much money into this state. But then again, who knew who Scott Brown was or gave him even a remote chance before he pulled off an upset in Massachusetts….
Some late night polling to savor from EPIC/MRA for the state of Michigan
GOVERNOR – MICHIGAN (EPIC/MRA)
Mike Cox (R) 46%
Dan Kildee (D) 37%Mike Cox (R) 43%
Andy Dillon (D) 36%Pete Hoekstra (R) 41%
Dan Kildee (D) 37%Pete Hoekstra (R) 41%
Andy Dillon (D) 37%GOVERNOR – MICHIGAN – DEM PRIMARY (EPIC/MRA)
Andy Dillon 17%
Dan Kildee 12%
Virg Bernero 8%
Alma Wheeler-Smith 7%GOVERNOR – MICHIGAN – GOP PRIMARY (EPIC/MRA)
Pete Hoekstra 27%
Mike Cox 21%
Rick Snyder 12%
Mike Bouchard 10%
Tom George 1%
This poll was done Februrary 22-25 among 600 likely voters. Enjoy the night.
Once again, a poll done by Research 2000 for the ultra leftist website Daily shows the Democrat doing better than every other public poll. This time, it shows Republican Mike Castle with an 18% lead over Democrat Chris Coons to see who will fill the seat once held by Joe Biden.
US SENATE – DELAWARE (Research 2000/DK)
Mike Castle (R) 53%
Chris Coon (D) 35%Chris Coons (D) 47%
Christine O’Donnell (R) 31%
On a side note, it appears Democrats will easily pick up the US House seat that is being vacated by Mike Castle.
US HOUSE – DELAWARE (Research 2000/DK)
John Carney (D) 46%
Charlie Copeland (R) 29%John Carney (D) 50%
Fred Cullis (R) 26%John Carney (D) 45%
Ferris Wharton (R) 35%
This poll was done February 22-24 among 600 likely voters.
YAY, a poll from my home state for once. Former Republican Governor Bob Ehrlich, who still has not announced whether he will run for Governor is within 6% of sitting Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley in a new poll from Scott Rasmussen.
GOVERNOR – MARYLAND (Rasmussen)
Martin O’Malley (D-inc) 49%
Bob Ehrlich (R) 43%
Not a lot of undecideds for this early, but when you have two Governors going head-to-head, most people probably already have opinions of both. This poll was done Feburary February 23rd among 500 likely voters.
I doubt he would have ever survived the Democratic primary anyway, but according to The New York Daily News, David Paterson will officially announce he will not serve another term as Governor of New York.
Embattled Gov. Paterson has pulled the plug on his election bid, a source close to the governor said Friday.Paterson will announce the decision later Friday.
This really doesn’t change anything at point since Paterson was already going to be crushed by Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary.
We finally get that South Dakota gubernatorial poll from Scott Rasmussen that we were supposed to get yesterday.
GOVERNOR – SOUTH DAKOTA (Rasmussen)
Scott Heidepreim (D) 34%
Dave Knudson (R) 31%Scott Heidepreim (D) 37%
Gordon Howie (R) 29%Dennis Daugaard (R) 41%
Scott Heidepreim (D) 32%
This poll was done Februrary 23rd among 500 likely voters. If any of these four guys were sitting in the same room as me right now, I wouldn’t even know it. According to Rasmussen’s article, Daugaard is the current Lt. Governor in South Dakota, Howie is a State Senator affiliated with the Tea Party movement. Knudson and Heidepreim are the State Senate Majority and Minority leaders respectively.
In the wake of Scott Brown’s resounding victory over the Democratic Party and Barack Obama, Suffolk University has a new poll for the gubernatorial race in Massachusetts showing Republican Charles Baker within single digits of failed Governor Deval Patrick.
GOVERNOR – MASSACHUSETTS (Suffolk University)
Deval Patrick (D-inc) 33%
Charles Baker (R) 25%
Tim Cahill (I) 23%
Jill Stein (G) 3%GOVERNOR- MASSACHUSETTS – DEM PRIMARY (Suffolk University)
Deval Patrick (inc) 59%
Grace Ross 15%GOVERNOR- MASSACHUSETTS – GOP PRIMARY (Suffolk University)
Charles Baker 47%
Christy Mihos 17%
This poll was done January 21-24 among 500 registered voters.
It appears the US Senate seat in North Carolina is in safe Republican hands if a new poll from Scott Rasmussen is to be believed.
US SENATE – NORTH CAROLINA (Rasmussen)
Richard Burr (R-inc) 50%
Elaine Marshall (D) 34%Richard burr (R-inc) 51%
Cal Cunningham (D) 29%
This poll was done February 23rd among 500 likely voters.
We have a new poll for the state of Nevada showing Republicans can hold the gubernatorial seat in Nevada if they manage to dump the current Governor they have in the Republican primary. Here are the numbers from Mason-Dixon.
GOVERNOR – NEVADA (Mason-Dixon)
Brian Sandoval (R) 51%
Rory Reid (D) 29%Rory Reid (D) 42%
Jim Gibbons (R-inc) 38%GOVERNOR – NEVADA – GOP PRIMARY (Mason-Dixon)
Brian Sandoval 37%
Jim Gibbons (inc) 30%
Michael Montandon 9%
Usually when we get a gubernatorial poll from Mason-Dixon for Nevada, a US Senate comes shortly thereafter the next day. This poll was done February 22-24 among 625 registered voters.