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NV: Any Republican Would Beat ReidThat is what a new poll from Scott Rasmussen says that has just been released. US SENATE – NEVADA (Rasmussen) This poll was done February 3rd among 500 likely voters.
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I wish we had a top tier candidate in Nevada.
Reuters said in their unemployment write up that the huge increase in “discouraged” workers no longer looking for jobs is a “positive sign”.
Can someone please explain how in the hell that’s “positive”?
Huh?
Harry loses to the third string? LOL
Phil
I guess if those discouraged would just get up the courage to end it all, they would not come back into the statistics and mess it up for Democrats officholders. Of course, if humans were just “thinned out” a little ( like thinning a herd ) there would be less CO2 emitted as well, so if you are a radical liberal socialist there are lots of potential positives to discouraged and depressed. Just sayin’.
at this point, Wayne Newton could beat Reid
#6
LMAO
49/44
http://www.gallup.com/poll/113980/Gallup-Daily-Obama-Job-Approval.aspx
#7, Don’t get me wrong. I am a big fan of Wayne Newton.
According to Gallup, Obama has a 59% approval in Florida.
Anyone on the face of the planet believe that one?
The State of Obama’s Union balance is over
#10 That’s for the entire 2009.
So his numbers in the first half of the year bring up his numbers overall.
12
what? Why would you average approval ratings? Makes no sense at all? What is it is FLA right now? My guess: 42%.
lol patches kennedy is now in trouble for reelection.
I think if there was going to be a SURPRISING resurgence in the GOP it would be in areas decimated by liberal rule-
New England, the Midwest, and the Far West.
Looks like that concept is becoming reality
So what this poll is saying is,
Any Lamp-post (R) 48%
Harry Reid (D) 40%
10 – Obama probably does.
This is quickly shaping up to be a very likely gain for Republicans of at least six seats (ND, DE, AR, NV, CO, PA), with a seventh that would probably tilt GOP as well (IL). Now we just need to hold MO, KY, and OH, and steal a couple more… My thought is that we’ll end up with between 47 and 52 Republican Senators based on this election, and even money Lieberman will caucus with the GOP next session…
Obama at 59 percent should be able to help the FL Drat Governor and Senate candidates win.
Are there still any takes for Meeks????
Dow – 140
New Hampshire Senate(R2K/Kos)
GOP Primary
Ayotte: 36%
Lamontagne: 27%
Binnie: 4%
General Election
Ayotte(R): 46%
Hodes(D): 39%
Hodes(D): 46%
Lamontagne(R): 36%
Hodes(D): 45%
Binnie(R): 35%
http://www.dailykos.com/statepoll/2010/2/23/NH/440
OK. His AVERAGE from Florida. Averaging January 2009 and January 2010.
Oh hell yeah. That makes PERFECT sense.
Good Lord.
I wondered how the media could figure a way to fenangle the numbers to help “the one”.
The Kos polls are very generous to Dem candidates. That said, if NH voters don’t vote for Ayotte in the primary they are insane.
The Ayotte +7 over Hodes seems realistic to me though, but their Governor race matchup makes zero sense(Lynch up 59-13).
ditto on the Ayotte bandwagon-attractive, articulate conservative its a no brainer
Senators rise, and Senators fall, but Harry Reid is going down.