Republican challenger Randy Altschuler, who if he wins would become the second Jewish Republican in the House, is now reported to be in the lead by 383 votes. Bishop had initially been reported to be ahead by 3,461 votes.
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Monday, November 8, 2010
New York: Altschuler Takes Lead over Bishop in Long Island Congressional Race
The close congressional race on the East End of Long Island, which incumbent Democrat Tim Bishop appeared likely to win, is now up in the air after the Suffolk County Board of Elections found it had misreported the unofficial results by nearly 4,000 votes.
Republican challenger Randy Altschuler, who if he wins would become the second Jewish Republican in the House, is now reported to be in the lead by 383 votes. Bishop had initially been reported to be ahead by 3,461 votes.
Republican challenger Randy Altschuler, who if he wins would become the second Jewish Republican in the House, is now reported to be in the lead by 383 votes. Bishop had initially been reported to be ahead by 3,461 votes.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Kentucky: Rand Paul Pulling Away From Jack Conway
Image via Wikipedia Kentucky Survey of 750 Likely Voters October 27, 2010
| Election 2010: Kentucky Senate | |
|---|---|
| Rand Paul (R) | 53% |
| Jack Conway (D) | 41% |
| Some Other Candidate | 2% |
| Not Sure Rasmussen Reports | 4% |
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
New Jersey: Little Hacks Pallone Lead Down to 7 pts
Image via WikipediaIf Pallone is in this much trouble, how about the rest of the Democrats in the region?
A new Monmouth University poll shows 6th District Republican Congressional Candidate Anna Little has narrowed the gap between her and incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone.Politicker NJ
The new poll shows Pallone leading by 7 points, 52% to 45% with a week left until Election Day.
A Monmouth Poll released three weeks ago showed Pallone up by 12 points.
The poll, conducted by automated telephone interviewing with 647 likely voters from October 22 to 25, has a margin of error of 3.9 percent.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Texas: Rick Perry 50, Bill White 40
Image via WikipediaRepublican Gov. Rick Perry leads his Democratic challenger, Bill White by 10 points — 50 percent to 40 percent — in the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll, which was conducted in the days leading up to early voting. Libertarian Kathie Glass has the support of 8 percent of respondents; Deb Shafto of the Green Party gets 2 percent.
In the last UT/TT poll, conducted in early September, Perry led by 6 points, 39 percent to 33 percent. That poll also found 22 percent undecided; in this poll, undecided voters were pressed to say which candidate they would choose if the election were held today.
Pennsylvania: Toomey Regains the Momentum
The Morning Call/Muhlenberg College daily tracking poll of the race found Toomey leading Democratic Rep. Joe Sestak 47-42 percent, with 11 percent undecided.The Hill
In recent weeks, Sestak made up ground on Toomey in the closely-watched contest, but Monday's poll suggests that Toomey could be heading off that momentum. Three polls last week showed the Democrat and the Republican running in virtually a dead heat after Toomey had led the race for weeks.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
North Dakota: Rick Berg's Lead Over Earl Pomeroy Balloons to 10 pts
Image via Wikipedia North Dakota Survey of 500 Likely Voters October 18-19, 2010
| Election 2010: North Dakota House of Reps | |
|---|---|
| Rick Berg (R) | 52% |
| Earl Pomeroy (D) | 42% |
| Some Other Candidate | 1% |
| Not Sure Rasmussen Reports | 5% |
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