Congress Daily 2006 Senate Race Polls

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

Pennsylvania
Casey (D) 50%
Santorum (R-Inc.) 40%

by Strategic Vision (Republican firm) 1/20-22

Washington
Cantwell (D-Inc.) 50%
McGavick (R) 39%

by Strategic Vision (Republican firm) 10/23-25

North Dakota
Hoeven (R) 35%
Conrad (D-Inc.) 27%

by Garin-Hart-Yang (Democratic firm) 11/11-13

Minnesota (Open Seat)
Wetterling (D) 49%
Bachmann (R) 38%

by Grove Insigh (Democratic Firm) 3/31

Missouri
McCaskill (D) 47%
Talent (R-Inc.) 44%

by Research 2000 1/16-18

Wisconsin
Thompson (R) 46%
Kohl (D) 42%

by Strategic Vision (Republican firm) 1/27

Tennessee (Open Seat)
Ford (D) 39%
Corker (R) 26%

by Global Strategy Group 10/13

Virginia
Warner (D) 47%
Allen (R-Inc.) 42%

by Mason-Dixon 7/19

New Jersey
Kean (R) 33%
Menendez (D-Inc.) 28%

by Strategic Vision (Republican firm) 2/3-5

Maryland (Open Seat)
Cardin (D) 41%
Steele (R) 32%

by Potomac Survey Research 10/27

[shoelace414]

1. this one..

Wisconsin
Thompson (R) 46%
Kohl (D) 42%

Thompson isn't running at this time.

[deadparrot]

2. Looking pretty good so far.

As a Missourian, I'm always glad to see McCaskill in front of Talent.

[cali]

3. Huh?

Virginia
Warner (D) 47%
Allen (R-Inc.) 42%

Warner? Warner's not running against Allen. There are two dems running, James Webb, and I forget the name of the other guy.

How can you trust a poll where they can't even identify the candidates correctly?

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

4. Take a look at the date

:hi:

[MrBenchley]

5. Most Pennsylvania polls have Casey 20+ ahead

of Dog-Sex-Ricky....

[abbiehoff]

6. Do you have one for Ohio?

Please can't we have someone other than DeWine?

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

9. Their most recent one was Brown vs. Hackett

Brown was winning that 51-22%

Columbus Dispatch ran a poll on 10/24 with Brown at 35%, DeWine at 31%, 34% Undecided/Other

[Hippo_Tron]

7. Hoeven isn't running, Warner isn't running, and Thompson isn't running

These polls are way old

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

8. That's why dates are included.

:hi:

[TheVirginian]

10. There are far more updated polls than these,

and far more races that are competitive.

Casey has a 16 point lead on Santorum.

Cantwell has either a 10 point or 25 point lead on McGavick, depending on the polls you read.

Hoeven isn't running, and Conrad has a 30 point lead over the closest GOP nominee.

Bachmann isn't running and Wetterling isn't running. Amy Kloblachur (D) has a 3 point lead over Rep. Mark Kennedy (R).

The Missouri race looks right.

Thompson isn't running--yet. He has until mid-June to declare. Kohl has a good lead over other, token opposition candidates.

There are three Republicans running in Tennessee, Van Hilleary, Ed Bryant, and Bob Corker. They're polling pretty evenly against Ford, with only about 15% undecided in each race.

Warner isn't running in Virginia. Allen has a 10 point lead on Webb and 12 points on Harris Miller.

The latest New Jersey are around the 39-36 range, favoring Kean.

And Maryland has another Democrat in contention, Kweisi Mfume.

Other polls you didn't list:

Jon Kyl has a 20 point lead over Scott Pederson in Arizona.

Bill Nelson has a 15 point lead over Katherine Harris in Florida.

Conrad Burns has only a two point lead over his Democratic opponents in Montana.

Mike DeWine has a 9 point lead over Sherrod Brown in Ohio.

Lincoln Chafee is facing a tough primary challenge, then two decent Democrats in Rhode Island.

And Bernie Sanders is set to become the Indepedent Party's successor for Jim Jeffords in Vermont.

And those are the races that are sort of close.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

12. Direct your complaints to Congress Daily.

[FreedomAngel82]

11. Yay Tn!

Why don't they ever poll Kurita? :mad: I just hope one democrat gets the seat and it's looking like it! I'm glad Corker has 26%. Oh and for some dirt on him visit http://www.hamdems.org You'll see it!