Wyoming: Senator Craig Thomas Has Leukemia

The Battle for Control of the LA Times

Mexico: "I Talk Nonsense," Admits Fox

Thailand: Islamo-Fascists Injure 13, Kill 1 in South

Sri Lanka: Latest Carnage

Argentina: Arrest Warrant for Iran's Rafsanjani

Lebanon: French Come Within 2 Seconds of Firing on Israeli Jets

A Breakdown of the Damage to America

McCain Leads Hillary 48 to 43

Canada: Conservatives Lead by 8 pts.

What party would you vote for in the next federal election?

	Nov. 2006	Aug. 2006	Jul. 2006
Conservative	37%	38%	39%
Liberal	29%	29%	27%
New Democratic Party	19%	17%	17%
Bloc Québécois	9%	10%	10%
Green	5%	5%	7%

Source: Ipsos-Reid / CanWest Global
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,002 Canadian adults, conducted from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, 2006. Margin of error is 3.1 per cent.

Democrats Seize House & Probably the Senate

GOP Turnout Stronger Than Dem's Compared to 2004

New Jersey: Desperate Menendez Uses Thugs to Vandalize Kean Office

Indiana Election Updates

There's 4 important congressional races in this ones state, so check back on this link often.

California: Dems Fear Arnold's Coattails

Bush Campaining Has Helped Motivate Political Troops

South Dakota: Rounds Leads by 22 pts.

	Rounds (R)	Billion (D)	Date	Methodology	MofE
Mason-Dixon	57%	35%	Oct. 24-26	Phone, 800 RV	3.5

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error

Israel: Likud Winning

Prospective results of a Knesset election
(Results presented in seats)

Likud (Consolidation)	28
Kadima (Forward)	17
Israel Our Home (Yisrael Beiteinu)	15
Labour	14
International Organization of Torah-observant Sephardic Jews (Shas)	11
National Union (Ikhud) and Mafdal (National Religious Party)	9
Yahadut Hatorah (United Torah Judaism)	7
Together (Yachad)	6
Gil (Retired People’s Party)	2
Arab parties	11

Source: Dialog / Haaretz
Methodology: Interviews with 505 Israeli adults, conducted on Nov. 1, 2006. Margin of error is 4.7 per cent.

Iraq: Saddam Will Hang

Venezuela: Enormous March for Chavez Opponent

Yes!

The Washington Post will have to write that headline, “Steele Wins”, and then eat it.
—Michael Steele

Tennessee: Corker Leads by 10

Corker (R)	Ford (D)	Date	Methodology	MofE
Zogby / Reuters	53%	43%	Oct. 24-31	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	49%	47%	Oct. 30	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Opinion Research Corporation	52%	44%	Oct. 26-29	Phone, 541 LV	4.0
Zogby Interactive	49%	48%	Oct. 23-27	Online, 905 LV	3.3
Hamilton Beattie & Staff	45%	47%	Oct. 21-24	Phone, 800 LV	3.3
Rasmussen Reports	47%	46%	Oct. 23	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
SurveyUSA	48%	48%	Oct. 22-24	Phone, 780 LV	3.4
Bloomberg / LA Times	49%	44%	Oct. 20-23	Phone, 515 LV	4.0
Mason-Dixon	45%	43%	Oct. 18-20	Phone, 625 LV	4.0
Zogby Interactive	49%	42%	Oct. 10-16	Online, 906 LV	3.3
Rasmussen Reports	46%	48%	Oct. 11	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
SurveyUSA	48%	46%	Oct. 7-9	Phone, 539 LV	4.2
Hamilton Beattie & Staff	44%	51%	Oct. 2-4	Phone, 800 LV	3.3
Zobgy / Reuters	40%	40%	Sept. 25-Oct. 2	Phone, 604 LV	4.5
Gallup	45%	50%	Sept. 27-Oct. 1	Phone, 598 LV	5.0
Rasmussen Reports	43%	48%	Sept. 28-Oct. 1	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
MTSU	43%	42%	Sept. 19-30	Phone, 549 LV	4.0
SurveyUSA	45%	48%	Sept. 9-11	Phone, 638 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	45%	44%	Sept. 5	Phone, 500 LV	4.5

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error

Russia: Approve of Putin, Or Else...

Do you approve or disapprove of Vladimir Putin’s performance as president?

	Oct. 2006	Sept. 2006	Aug. 2006
Approve	77%	75%	78%
Disapprove	22%	22%	21%

Source: Yury Levada Analytical Center
Methodology: Interviews to 1,600 Russian adults, conducted from Oct. 14 to Oct. 17, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

A Good Day

I've got to say that today has been a nice day in the polls.
I hope this momentum continues until Tuesday.
But I guess that's up to all of you.

Minnesota: Bachmann Momentum in Tight Race

California: Campbell Enjoys Large Lead

California: Bilbray Kicking Busby in the Can

Colorado: Lamborn Putting the Pliers to Fawcett

Oklahoma: Henry Look Unbeatable

Uh, Governor Henry, how about switching parties after you win?
We sure as heck aren't going to beat you this year.

New York: Reynolds Has Slight Edge Over Media-Touted Empty-Suit

Virginia: Child-Sex-Freak Webb Leads Allen by 1 pt.

However, you will see that this is a Mason-Dixon poll, which has been skewing towards the Democrats all this year. So Allen should actually be doing a few points better, which of course would mean he's winning by a slight margin.

Maryland: Steele & Cardin Tied; Ehrlich Down by Only 1

Fellow Catholics: Beware of Extremist Front Group

Beware of some shady group called "Catholics United for the Common Good"

This group is neither Catholic or interested in the Common Good. They are sending out false literature and setting up a confusing website in order to trick Catholics into voting for extremist Liberal candidates.

Don't wake up the day after Election Day only to find out you have been duped into voting for some Pope-Hating, Pro-Abortion lunatic.

North Carolina: Black Named as Decker's Henchman

Firefighters Offer to Sacrifice Pay to Preserve 12 Jobs

This in my corrupt hometown of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, where our worthless mayor (Joe Vas) continues to rake in the dough from 2 government jobs while at the same time putting the lives of our citizens at risk by attempting to fire much needed firefighters.

Michigan: Bouchard Closing Gap in Most Recent Polls

Election 2006 - Michigan U.S. Senate

Incumbent: Debbie Stabenow (D)
Challengers: Mike Bouchard (R), David Sole (G), Leonard Schwartz (L) Dennis FitzSimons (UST)

	Stabenow (D)	Bouchard (R)	Date	Methodology	MofE
Strategic Vision	49%	42%	Oct. 29-31	Phone, 1,200 LV	3.0
Zogby Interactive	49%	42%	Oct. 23-27	Online, 1,201 LV	2.9
EPIC/MRA	50%	38%	Oct. 22-25	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Research 2000	52%	41%	Oct. 23-24	Phone. 600 LV	4.0
SurveyUSA	51%	44%	Oct. 22-24	Phone, 803 LV	3.5
Lake Research Partners	53%	35%	Oct. 21-23	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	55%	39%	Oct. 22	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Strategic Vision	49%	42%	Oct. 20-23	Phone, 1,200 LV	3.0
Selzer & Co.	48%	35%	Oct. 8-11	Phone, 643 LV	3.9
SurveyUSA	53%	42%	Oct. 6-8	Phone, 772 LV	3.6
EPIC/MRA	48%	35%	Oct. 3-4	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
SurveyUSA	54%	41%	Sept. 15-17	Phone, 749 LV	3.7
Strategic Vision	51%	44%	Sept. 15-17	Phone, 1,200 LV	3.0
EPIC/MRA	53%	34%	Sept. 7-12	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	51%	43%	Aug. 31	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Strategic Vision	49%	42%	Aug. 25-27	Phone, 1,200 LV	3.0
EPIC/MRA	51%	38%	Aug. 21-22	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Zogby Interactive	49%	45%	Aug. 15-21	Online, 1,011 LV	3.1
SurveyUSA	51%	42%	Aug. 19-21	Phone, 988 LV	3.2
EPIC/MRA	54%	42%	Aug. 9-14	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	49%	44%	Aug. 10	Phone, 500 LV	4.5

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error

Scotland: Strong Majority Wants Independence

Do you support Scottish independence, or a continuation of the current status quo?

Independence	51%
Status quo	39%
Not sure	10%

Source: ICM Research / The Scotsman
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,002 Scottish adults, conducted from Oct. 27 to Oct. 30, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Czech Rep: A Country Dumb Enough to Trust UN Over Nato

Do you trust the following entities?

	UN	EU	NATO
Definitely trust	13%	11%	9%
Fairly trust	48%	47%	39%
Fairly mistrust	19%	27%	26%
Definitely mistrust	6%	7%	13%
Undecided	14%	8%	13%

Source: CVVM
Methodology: Interviews with 993 Czech adults, conducted in early September 2006. No margin of error was provided.

UK: Consevatives Continue to Do Well

If there were a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for?

	Oct. 26	Sept. 22	Sept. 7
Conservative	39%	37%	40%
Labour	32%	33%	32%
Liberal Democrats	16%	18%	17%
Other	13%	12%	11%

Source: YouGov / Daily Telegraph
Methodology: Online interviews with 1,722 British adults, conducted from Oct. 24 to Oct. 26, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Illegal Immigration a Growing Plague for Americans

How serious a problem do you think the issue of illegal immigration is for the country right now?

	Oct. 2006	May 2006
Very serious	54%	48%
Somewhat serious	29%	37%
Not too serious	12%	12%
Not at all serious	5%	2%
Not sure	1%	1%

Source: The New York Times / CBS News
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,084 American adults, conducted from Oct. 27 to Oct. 31, 2006. Margin of error is 4 per cent.