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2010 Governor Races
Governor Polls Last Updated on September 2, 2010
Blue
Democratic Take Over		 Cyan
Democrats Retention		 Purple
Toss Up		 Green
No Polls		 Pink
Republican Retention		 Red
Republican Take Over
No Governor Race in Gray States
Alabama: Bentley (R) 58% Sparks (D) 34% Rasmussen Reports 8/19/10 4.5% Alaska: Parnell (R) 53% Berkowitz (D) 43% Rasmussen Reports 8/31/10 4.5% Parnell 54% Berkowitz 40% Basswood Research (R) 8/28-29/10 4.9% Arizona: Brewer (R) 57% Goddard (D) 38% Rasmussen Reports 8/25/10 4.5% Arkansas: Keet (R) 33% Beebe (D) 53% Rasmussen Reports 8/18/10 4.5% California: Whitman (R) 48% Brown (D) 40% other 6% Rasmussen Reports 8/24/10 4% Whitman (R) 44% Brown (D) 43% Ogden (L) 2% Alvarez (PF) 2% Nightingale (AI) 1% Folley (I) 1% Wells (G) 0% Christian (I) 0% Marciano (I) 0% Vangelisti (I) 0% Von Anhalt (I) 0% SurveyUSA 8/9-11/10 4.1% Colorado: Maes (R) 24% Hickenlooper (D) 36% Tancredo (C) 14% Rasmussen Reports 8/29/10 4% Maes 27% Hickenlooper 46% Tancredo 17% Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies 8/25-26/10 3.2% Maes 33% Hickenlooper 41% Tancredo 16% Maes 45% Hickenlooper 45% Ipsos 8/20-22/10 4% Maes 38% Hickenlooper 50% Maes 23% Hickenlooper 48% Tancredo 22% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/7-8/10 3.1% Connecticut: Foley (R) 33% Malloy (D) 48% Rasmussen Reports 8/11/10 4.5% Foley 31% Malloy 46% Quinnipiac Univ. 7/29-8/1/10 2.7% Delaware: Next Governor Election in 2012 District of Columbia: Gray 53% Fenty 36% Abt SRBI 8/19-26/10 4% LV Gray 39% Fenty 36% Alexander 2% Brown 1% Johnson <1% Clarus Research Group 8/15-16/10 4.4% Florida: Scott (R) 45% Sink (D) 44% other 9% Rasmussen Reports 9/1/10 4% Scott 41% Sink 36% Chiles (I) 8% Rasmussen Reports 8/25/10 4% Scott 34% Sink 41% Chiles 8% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/21-22/10 4.1% Scott 29% Sink 33% Chiles 12% other 1% Quinnipiac Univ. 8/11-16/10 3% Scott 24% Sink 40% Chiles 17% Mason-Dixon 8/9-11/10 4% Scott 33% Sink 31% Chiles 17% other 1% Ipsos 8/6-10/10 4% Georgia: Deal (R) 45% Barnes (D) 41% Monds (L) 5% InsiderAdvantage 8/18/10 4% Deal 51% Barnes 42% Rasmussen Reports 8/11/10 4.5% Hawaii: Aiona (R) 41% Abercrombie (D) 53% Aiona (R) 37% Hannemann (D) 54 Ward Research 8/10-17/10 4% Idaho: Otter (R) 47% Allred (D) 36% GS Strategy Group (R) 7/29/10 4.9% Illinois: Brady (R) 46% Quinn (D) 37% other 6% Rasmussen Reports 8/23/10 4% Brady 39% Quinn 30% Whitney (G) 11% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/14-15/10 4.1% Indiana: Next Governor Election in 2012 Iowa: Branstad (R) 52% Culver (D) 36% Rasmussen Reports 8/5/10 4.5% Kansas: Brownback (R) 67% Holland (D) 25% Gary (L) 3% Cannon (Rfm) 3% SurveyUSA 8/12-15/10 3.9% Brownback 57% Holland (D) 34% other 2% Rasmussen Reports 8/4/10 4.5% Kentucky: Next Governor Election in 2011 Beshear (D) 41% Grayson (R) 38% Beshear (D) 39% Farmer (R) 40% Rasmussen Reports 6/28-30/10 3.9% Louisiana: Next Governor Election in 2011 Maine: LePage (R) 38% Mitchell (D) 30% Cutler (I) 16% other 4 Rasmussen Reports 8/12/10 4.5% Maryland: Ehrlich (R) 41% O'Malley (D) 47% OpinionWorks 8/13-18/10 4.2% Ehrlich 44% O'Malley 45% Rasmussen Reports 8/17/10 4% Massachusetts: Baker (R) 32% Patrick (D) 39% Cahill (I) 17% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 7/25-27/10 4.4% Baker 25% Patrick 30% Cahill 16% Opinion Dynamics 7/23-26/10 4.6% Baker 32% Patrick 38% Cahill 17% Rasmussen Reports 7/22/10 4.5% Michigan: Snyder (R) 51% Bernero (D) 29% EPIC/MRA 8/21-23/10 4% Snyder 50.7% Bernero 31.5% Glengariff Group 8/9-10/10 4% Snyder 49% Bernero 37% Rasmussen Reports 8/4/10 4.5% Minnesota: Emmer (R) 34% Dayton (DFL) 34% Horner (Ind) 13% Univ. of MN 8/25-29/10 3.6% Emmer 36% Dayton 45% Horner 10% Rasmussen Reports (R) 8/12/10 4% Emmer 32% Dayton 46% Horner 9% SurveyUSA 8/2-4/10 2.7% Mississippi: Next Governor Election in 2011 Missouri: Next Governor Election in 2012 Montana: Next Governor Election in 2012 Nebraska: Heineman (R) 71% Meister (D) 18% Rasmussen Reports 7/19/10 4.5% Nevada: Sandoval (R) 53% Reid (D) 31% other 2% None of These 3% Mason Dixon 8/23-25/10 3.9% Sandoval 52% Reid 36% Rasmussen Reports 8/16/10 4% Sandoval 50% Reid 39% Ipsos 7/30-8/1/10 4.6% New Hampshire: Lynch (D) 50% Stephen (R) 39% Rasmussen Reports 8/5/10 4.5% Lynch (D) 54% Stephen (R) 29% other 2% Univ. of NH 7/19-27/10 4.6% Lynch (D) 52% Kimball (R) 29% Lynch (D) 52% Testerman (R) 28% Lynch (D) 51% Stephen (R) 34% Lynch (D) 48% Emiro (R) 28% Public Policy Polling (D) 7/23-25/10 3.3% New Jersey: Christie 42% Corzine 40% Daggett 12% Quinnipiac Univ. Christie 41% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Christie 47% Corzine 41% Daggett 11% Public Policy Polling Christie 41% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% Monmouth Univ. Christie 37% Corzine 41% Daggett 15% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (D) Christie 45% Corzine 42% Daggett 10% SurveyUSA Christie 41% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% YouGov Christie 46% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% Rasmussen Reports Christie 39% Corzine 40% Daggett 14% Zogby International Christie 42% Corzine 35% Daggett 8% Neighborhood Research (R) Christie 42% Corzine 41% Daggett 14% Research 2000 Christie 33% Corzine 42% Daggett 7% Suffolk Univ. Christie 36% Corzine 39% Daggett 20% Rutgers Univ. Christie 39% Corzine 40% Daggett 14% New York Times New Mexico: Martinez (R) 45% Denish (D) 39% Research and Polling Inc. 8/23-27/10 3% Martinez 48% Denish 43% Rasmussen Reports 8/24/10 4% New York: Cuomo (D) 57% Lazio (R) 25% Cuomo (D) 60% Paladino (R) 23% Quinnipiac Univ. 8/23-29/10 2.5% North Carolina: Next Governor Election in 2012 McCrory (R) 46% Perdue (D) 37% Tel Opinion Research (R) 6/15-18/10 4% North Dakota: Next Governor Election in 2012 Ohio: Kasich (R) 47% Strickland (D) 39% Rasmussen Reports 8/30/10 4% Kasich 50% Strickland 40% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/27-29/10 4.5% Kasich 48% Strickland 39% Ipsos 8/6-8/10 4.3% Oklahoma: Fallin (R) 52% Askins (D) 37% Rasmussen Reports 8/26/10 4.5 Oregon: Dudley (R) 40% Kitzhaber (D) 45% Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz (D) 8/9-13/10 4% Dudley 45% Kitzhaber 44% Rasmussen Reports 8/22/10 4% Pennsylvania: Corbett (R) 50% Onorato (D) 37% Rasmussen Reports 8/30/10 4% Corbett 49% Onorato 34% Ipsos 8/27-29/10 4.9% LV Corbett 38% Onorato 27% Franklin & Marshall College 8/16-23/10 5.4% Corbett 48% Onorato 35% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/14-16/10 4.1% Rhode Island: Caprio (D) 38% Chafee (I) 32% Robitaille (R) 20% Caprio (D) 40% Chafee (I) 33% Moffitt (R) 17% Rasmussen Reports 8/17/10 4.5% Caprio (D) 27.9% Chafee (D) 26.5% Robitaille (R) 7.5% Block (Mod) 3.1% Moffitt (R) 2% Algieri (I) 0.4% Giroux (I) 0.1% Lusi (I) 0.1% Brown Univ. 7/27-7/30/10 3.7% South Carolina: Haley (R) 52% Sheheen (D) 36% other 3% Rasmussen Reports 8/25/10 4.5% South Dakota: Daugaard (R) 59% Heidepriem (D) 27% Rasmussen Reports 8/3/10 4.5% Tennessee: Haslam (R) 56% McWherter (D) 31% other 3% Rasmussen Reports 8/9/10 4.5% Haslam 49% McWherter 31% Mason-Dixon 7/19-21/10 4% Haslam 60% McWherter 34% Crawford, Johnson and Northcott 7/5-7/10 4% Texas: Perry (R) 49% White (D) 41% Rasmussen Reports 8/22/10 4.5% Utah: Next Governor Election in 2012 Special Election Herbert (R) 60% Corroon (D) 29% Rasmussen Reports 8/23/10 4.5% Vermont: Dubie (R) 55% Shumlin (D) 36% Rasmussen Reports 6/17/10 4.5% Virginia: McDonnell 56% Deeds 42% Public Policy Polling McDonnell 58% Deeds 40% SurveyUSA McDonnell 53% Deeds 41% Mason Dixon McDonnell 53% Deeds 40% YouGov McDonnell 54% Deeds 44% Research 2000 McDonnell 54% Deeds 41% Rasmussen Reports McDonnell 55% Deeds 39% Roanoke College McDonnell 55% Deeds 44% Washington Post McDonnell 54% Deeds 36% Va. Commonwealth Univ. McDonnell 49% Deeds 41% Clarus Research Group McDonnell 45% Deeds 31% Christopher Newport Univ. Washington: Next Governor Election in 2012 West Virginia: Next Governor Election in 2012 Special Election Capito (R) 43% Tomblin (D) 29% Capito (R) 44% Thompson (D) 29% Capito (R) 44% Perdue (D) 32% Capito (R) 40% Tennant (D) 37% Ireland (R) 26% Tomblin (D) 34% Ireland (R) 38% Thompson (D) 32% Ireland (R) 27% Perdue (D) 37% Ireland (R) 24% Tennant (D) 44% R.L. Repass & Partners 7/26-8/2/10 5% Wisconsin: Barrett (D) 44% Neumann (R) 48% Barrett (D) 44% Walker (R) 47% Rasmussen Reports 8/24/10 4% Wyoming: Mead (R) 58% Petersen (D) 24% Rasmussen Reports 8/18/10 4.5%
2010 U.S. Senate Races
Senate Polls Last Updated on September 2, 2010
Blue
Democratic Take Over		 Cyan
Democrats Retention		 Purple
Toss Up		 Dark Green
Independent		 Pink
Republican Retention		 Red
Republican Take Over
No Senate Race in Gray States
Alabama: Shelby (R) 60% Barnes (D) 28% Rasmussen Reports 8/19/10 4.5% Alaska: Adams (D) 44% Miller (R) 50% Rasmussen Reports 8/31/10 4.5% Adams 36% Miller 52% Basswood Research (R) 8/28-29/10 4.9% Adams 39% Miller 47% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/27-28/10 2.7% Arizona: Glassman (D) 31% McCain (R) 53% other 10% Rasmussen Reports 8/25/10 4.5% Arkansas: Boozman (R) 65% Lincoln (D) 27% Rasmussen Reports 8/18/10 4.5% California: Fiorina (R) 43% Boxer (D) 44% other 5% Rasmussen Reports 8/24/10 4% Fiorina 47% Boxer 42% Noonan (AI) 2% Roberts (G) 1% Lightfoot (L) 1% Carroll (I) 1% Feinland (PF) 0% Goldberg (I) 0% SurveyUSA 8/9-11/10 4.1% Colorado: Buck (R) 47% Bennet (D) 44% Rasmussen Reports 8/29/10 4% Buck 49% Bennet 40% Ipsos 8/20-22/10 4% Buck 40% Bennet 44% Harstad Strategic Research (D) 8/16-20/10 3.3% Buck 43% Bennet 46% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/7-8/10 3.1% Connecticut: McMahon (R) 40% Blumenthal (D) 47% other 5% Rasmussen Reports 8/11/10 4.5% McMahon 40% Blumenthal 50% other 1% Quinnipiac Univ. 7/29-8/2/10 2.7% Delaware: Coons (D) 35% Castle (R) 48% Coons (D) 44% O'Donnell (R) 37% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/7-8/10 4% Coons 37% Castle 49% Coons 46% O'Donnell 36% Rasmussen Reports 8/5/10 4.5% District of Columbia: No Representation in U.S. Senate Florida: Rubio (R) 34% Meek (D) 17% Crist (I) 35% FrederickPolls 8/28-31/10 4.4% Rubio 40% Meek 21% Crist 30% Rasmussen Reports 8/25/10 4% Rubio (R) 40% Meek (D) 17% Crist (I) 32% Snitker (L) 3% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/21-22/10 4.1% Rubio 32% Meek 16% Crist 39% other 1% Quinnipiac Univ. 8/11-16/10 3% Rubio 38% Meek 18% Crist 33% Mason-Dixon 8/9-11/10 4% Rubio 33% Meek 19% Crist 38% Snitker (L) 0% Ipsos 8/6-10/10 4% Georgia: Isakson (R) 47% Thurmond (D) 35% Donovan (L) 7% InsiderAdvantage 8/18/10 4% Isakson 55% Thurmond 41% Rasmussen Reports 8/11/10 4.5% Hawaii: Roco (R) 20% Inouye (D) 68% Rasmussen Reports 6/24/10 4.5% Idaho: Crapo (R) 64% Sullivan (D) 27% Rasmussen Reports 7/15/10 4.5% Illinois: Kirk (R) 40% Giannoulias (D) 42% other 8% Rasmussen Reports 8/23/10 4% Kirk 35% Giannoulias 37% Jones 9% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/14-15/10 4.1% Indiana: Coats (R) 50% Ellsworth (D) 29% Rasmussen Reports 8/4-7/10 4.5 Coats 50% Ellsworth 35% The Polling Company (R) 7/31-8/3/10 4.4% Iowa: Grassley (R) 59% Conlin (D) 33% Voter / Consumer Research (R) 7/25-28/10 4.4% Grassley 55% Conlin 35% Rasmussen Reports 8/5/10 4.5% Kansas: Moran (R) 69% Johnston (D) 23% Dann (L) 3% Bellis (Rfm) 2% SurveyUSA 8/12-15/10 3.8% Moran 61% Johnston 28% other 5% Rasmussen Reports 8/4/10 4.5% Kentucky: Paul (R) 41.2% Conway (D) 41.7% Braun Research 8/16-18/10 3.5% Paul 49% Conway 40% Rasmussen Reports 8/17/10 4.5% Paul 45% Conway 40% Ipsos 8/13-15/10 4.7% Paul 51% Conway 43% SurveyUSA 7/27-29/10 4.2% Louisiana: Vitter (R) 54% Melancon (D) 33% Rasmussen Reports 8/30/10 4.5% Vitter 51% Melancon 41% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/21-22/10 4.9% Vitter 48% Melancon 36% Clarus Research Group 8/15-16/10 4% Vitter 46.1% Melancon 27.5% Southern Media & Opinion Research 8/4-8/10 3.7% Maine: No Senate Election in 2010 Maryland: Mikulski (D) 59% Wargotz (R) 27% Mikulski (D) 58% Rutledge (R) 30% Public Policy Polling (D), 7/10-12/10 4.1% Wargotz 33% Mikulski 58% Rasmussen Reports 7/8/10 4.5% Massachusetts: Special Senate Election in 2010 Brown (R) 48% Coakley (D) 48% Kennedy (L) 3% Research 2000 1/15-17/10 4% Brown 52% Coakley 45% Kennedy 2% American Research Group 1/15-17/10 4% Brown 52.2% Coakley 43.1% Kennedy 1.9% Insider Advantage 1/17/10 3.5% Brown 51.9% Coakley 42.3% CrossTarget (R) 1/17/10 4.1% Brown 51% Coakley 46% Public Policy Polling 1/16-17/10 2.8% Brown 50.8% Coakley 41.2% Kennedy 1.8% Merriman River Group 1/15/10 4.1% Brown 50% Coakley 46% Kennedy 3% Suffolk University 1/11-13/10 4.4% Brown 47% Coakley 49% Kennedy 3% Rasmussen Reports 1/11/10 3% Brown 36% Coakley 53% Kennedy 5% Univ. of NH 1/2-6/10 4.2% Michigan: No Senate Election in 2010 2012 Election Engler (R) 42% Stabenow (D) 41% Denno Noor Polling 3/2-5/10 4% Minnesota: No Senate Election in 2010 Mississippi: No Senate Election in 2010 Missouri: Blunt (R) 48.8% Carnahan (D) 48.4% Missouri State Univ. 8/7-22/10 3.5% Blunt 51% Carnahan 40% Rasmussen Reports 8/23/10 4% Blunt 45% Carnahan 38% Beck (C) 5% Dine (L) 3% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/14-15/10 3.7% Montana: No Senate Election in 2010 Nebraska: No Senate Election in 2010 2012 Senate Heineman (R) 58% Nelson (D) 28% Magellan Strategies (R) 7/12/10 3.3% Nevada: Angle (R) 44% Reid (D) 45% Mason Dixon 8/23-25/10 4% Angle 47% Reid 47% Rasmussen Reports 8/16/10 4% Angle 44% Reid 48% Ipsos 7/30-8/1/10 4.6% New Hampshire: Ayotte (R) 51% Hodes (D) 38% Binnie (R) 46% Hodes (D) 40% Rasmussen Reports 8/5/10 4.5% Ayotte 45% Hodes 37% Bender 36% Hodes 39% Binnie (R) 41% Hodes 38% Lamontagne (R) 36% Hodes (D) 42% Univ. of NH 7/19-27/10 4.6% Ayotte 45% Hodes 42% Bender 42% Hodes 43% Binnie 46% Hodes 41% Lamontagne 38% Hodes 43% Public Policy Polling 7/23-25/10 3.3% Bender 43% Hodes 39% Lamontagne 43% Hodes 40% Rasmussen Reports 7/12/10 4.5% New Jersey: No Senate Election in 2010 New Mexico: No Senate Election in 2010 New York: Gillibrand (D) 44% Blakeman (R) 26% Gillibrand (D) 45% Malpass (R) 24% Gillibrand (D) 43% DioGuardi (R) 28% Quinnipiac Univ. 8/23-29/10 2.5% Gillibrand (D) 55% Blakeman (R) 28% Gillibrand (D) 54% DioGuardi (R) 29% Gillibrand (D) 55% Malpass (R) 27% Siena College 8/9-16/10 3.5% North Carolina: Burr (R) 43% Marshall (D) 38% Beitler (L) 6% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/27-29/10 3.6% Burr 39% Marshall 32% Beitler 7% National Research (R) 8/16-18/10 4.9% of Likely Unaffiliated Voters Burr 49% Marshall 40% Rasmussen Reports 8/3/10 4.5% North Dakota: Hoeven (R) 69% Potter (D) 25% Rasmussen Reports 8/10/10 4.5% Ohio: Portman (R) 44% Fisher (D) 39% Rasmussen Reports 8/30/10 4% Portman 45% Fisher 38% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/27-29/10 4.5% Portman 43% Fisher 36% Ipsos 8/6-8/10 4.3% Oklahoma: Coburn (R) 67% Rogers (D) 24% Rasmussen Reports 8/26/10 4.5% Oregon: Huffman (R) 35% Wyden (D) 53% SurveyUSA 7/25-27/10 4.2 Huffman 35% Wyden 51% Rasmussen Reports 7/26/10 4% Pennsylvania: Toomey (R) 45% Sestak (D) 39% Rasmussen Reports 8/30/10 4% Toomey 47% Sestak 37% Ipsos 8/16-23/10 4.9% Toomey 40% Sestak 31% Franklin & Marshall College 8/16-23/10 5.4% Toomey 45% Sestak 36% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/14-16/10 4.1% Toomey 46% Sestak 44% Garin Hart Yang (D) 8/12-15/10 4% Rhode Island: No Senate Election in 2010 South Carolina: DeMint (R) 63% Greene (D) 19% other 8% Rasmussen Reports 8/25/10 4.5% South Dakota: Thune (R) 56% Democrat 33% Public Policy Polling (D), 12/10-13/09 3.7% Tennessee: No Senate Election in 2010 Texas: No Senate Election in 2010 Dewhurst (R) 13% White (D) 13% Sharp (D) 10% Shapiro (R) 3% M. Williams (R) 3% Jones (R) 2% R. Williams (R) 1% YouGov / Polimetrix 10/20-27/09 3.5% Utah: Lee (R) 54% Granato (D) 29% Rasmussen Reports 8/23/10 4.5% Vermont: Britton (R) 29% Leahy (D) 64% Rasmussen Reports 6/17/09 4.5% Virginia: No Senate Election in 2010 Allen (R) 44% Webb (D) 43% Public Policy Polling 7/31-8/3/09 4.1% Washington: Rossi (R) 48% Murray (D) 46% Rasmussen Reports 8/31/10 4% Rossi 52% Murray 45% SurveyUSA 8/18-19/10 4% West Virginia: No Senate Election in 2010 Special Election Raese (R) 42% Manchin (D) 48% Rasmussen Reports 8/29/10 4.5% Raese 32% Manchin 54% R.L. Repass & Partners 7/26-8/2/10 5% Wisconsin: Feingold (D) 46% Johnson (R) 47% Rasmussen Reports 8/10/10 4% Feingold 45% Johnson 43% Magellan Strategies (R) 7/12/10 2.9% Wyoming: No Senate Election in 2010
2010 House Races
House Polls Last Updated on September 2, 2010
Blue
Democratic Take Over		 Cyan
Democrats Retention		 Purple
Toss Up		 Green
No Polls		 Pink
Republican Retention		 Red
Republican Take Over
House Races
Alabama: 2nd District 2nd District Roby (R) 30% Bright (D) 54 Anzalone-Liszt Research (D) 2/8-11/10 4.4% 7th District Primary Sewell 53% Smoot 33% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 6/13-16/10 4.9% Alaska: Young (R) 49% Crawford (D) 34% Public Policy Polling (D) 1/27-28/10 3.7% Arizona: 5th District New Person 41% Mithcell (D) 41% Republican 45% Democrat 32% American Viewpoint (R) 8/31-9/1/09 5.7% 8th District Paton (R) 45% Giffords (D) 44% Tarrance Group (R) 7/6-7/10 5.7% Arkansas: 1st District Crawford (R) 41% Causey (D) 40% Garin-Yart-Yang (D) 8/16-18/10 4.9% Crawford (R) 48% Causey (D) 32% Adler (G) 4% Hendrix College 8/17/10 3.9% 2nd District Griffin (R) 52% Elliott ()D 35% Levi (I) 3% Kennedy (G) 1% Hendrix College 8/17/10 3.7% 3rd District Womack (R) 55% Whitaker (D) 31% Hendrix College 8/25/10 4.1% 4th District Rankin (R) 31% Ross (D) 49% Drake (G) 4% Hendrix College 8/25-26/10 3.2% California: 44th District Calvert (R) 49% Hedrick (D) 35% Tulchin Research (D) 1/28-2/1/10 4.9% Colorado: 3rd District Tipton (R) 44% Salazar (D) 46% Tarrance Group (R) 12/8-9/09 5.7% 7th District Frazier (R) 40% Perlmutter (D) 39 other 10% Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies (R) 8/26/10 3.4% Connecticut: 4th District Debicella (R) 38% Himes (D) 42% National Research (R) 8/17-18/10 5.7% Delaware: Carney (D) 48% Urquhart (R) 30% Carney (D) 48% Rollins (R) 32% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/7-8/10 4% District of Columbia: No Public Polls Available Florida: 2nd District Southerland (R) 52% Boyd (D) 37% Tarrance Group (R) 4/12-13/10 5.7% 8th District Webster (R) 27% Grasyon (D) 40% others 23% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/23-25/10 2.4% 10th District Young 49% Justice 34% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 4/5-8/10 4.9% 12th District Ross (R) 32% Edwards (D) 35% Wilkinson (Tea) 20% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research (D) 7/26-28/10 4.9% 22nd District West (R) 44% Klein (D) 42% Wilson Research Strategies (R) 4/18-19/10 4.9% 24th District Miller (R) 44% Kosmas (D) 41% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 7/28-8/1/10 4.9% 25th District Rivera (R) 35% Garcia (D) 38% Benenson Strategy Group (D) 3/24-27/10 4.8% Georgia: 2nd District Bishop (D) 50% Keown (R) 44% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 8/2-3/10 4.9 8th District Scott (R) 39% Marshall (D) 44% American Viewpoint (R) 7/27, 29/10 5.7 Hawaii: 1st District Djou (R) 50% Hanabusa (D) 42% Tarrance Group (R) 7/26-27/10 4.9% Idaho: 1st District Labrador (R) 27% Minnick (D) 37% Moore Information (R) 7/12-13/10 5.7% Illinois: 10th District Dold (R) 38% Seals (D) 46% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 5/12-17/10 4.4% 11th District Kinzinger (R) 51% Halvorson (D) 40% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 8/4-5/10 4.9% 13th District Biggert (R) 61% Harper (D) 28% American Viewpoint (R) 7/27-28/10 4.9% Biggert (R) 55% Harper (D) 29% American Viewpoint (R) 6/28-30/10 4.9% 14th District Hultgren (R) 45% Foster (D) 44% Tarrance Group (R) 5/3-4/10 5.8% 17th District Schilling (R) 45% Hare (D) 32% Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies (R) 7/12/10 3.7% Indiana: 2nd District Walorski (R) 44% Donnelly (D) 46% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-19/10 4.9% Walorski 35% Donnelly 53% The Polling Company (R) 7/31-8/3/10 5.6% 3rd District Stutzman (R) 56% Hayhurst (D) 29% Wise (L) 2% American Viewpoint (R) 7/19-20/10 4.9% 9th District Young (R) 34% Hill (D) 41% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 5/25-26/10 5.7% Iowa: 2nd District Miller-Meeks (R) 41% Loebsack (D) 46% Susquehanna Polling and Research (R) 6/23-25/10 5.8% 3rd District Zaun (R) 51% Boswell (D) 41% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-18/10 4.9% Zaun 45% Boswell 38% Victory Enterprises (R) 8/4-5/10 5.7% Kansas: 1st District Huelskamp (R) 65% Jilka (D) 23% Warner (L) 7% SurveyUSA 8/5-8/10 4.1% 4th District Pompeo (R) 49% Goyle (D) 42% Moffett (L) 4% Ducey (Rfm) 1% SurveyUSA 8/9-11/10 4.1 Kentucky: 3rd District Lally (R) 29% Yarmuth (D) 52% Hansen (I) 1% Martin (L) 0% Braun Research 8/9-10/10 4.4% Lally 32% Yarmuth 58% Cooper & Secrest Assoc. (D) 7/21-23/10 4.1% 6th District Barr (R) 32.2% Chandler (D) 46.1% Braun Research Inc 7/26-27/10 4.4% Louisiana: No Public Polls Available Maine: No Public Polls Available Maryland: 1st District Harris (R) 39% Kratovil (D) 44% Garin-Hart-Yang Research Group (D) 6/15-16/10 4.9% Massachusetts: 10th District Malone (R) 37% Delahunt (D) 34% McLaughlin & Associates (R) 1/30-31/10 5.7% Michigan: 7th District Walberg (R) 50% Schauer (D) 40% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-18/10 4.9% Minnesota: 3rd District Pauslen (R) 44% Meffert (DFL) 22% Oleson (Ind) 7% Lake Research Partners (D) 7/20-22/10 4.9% 6th District Bachmann (R) 48% Clark (DFL) 39% Anderson (Ind) 6% Immelman (I) 2% SurveyUSA 7/9-11/10 4.2% 7th Congressional District Time for new person 36% Peterson 39% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 6/2-3/10 5.7% Mississippi: 1st District Nunnelee (R) 50% Childers (D) 42% Tarrance Group (R) 6/8-9/10 5.6% Missouri: 3rd District Martin (R) 38% Carnahan (D) 54% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-17, 21/10 4.9% 4th District Skelton (D) 46.7% Hartzler (D) 34.6% Missouri State Univ. 8/7-22/10 7.2% 7th District Long (R) 50.8% Eckersley (D) 23.4% Missouri State Univ. 8/7-22/10 6.9% 8th District Emerson (R) 64.3% Sowers (D) 17.0% Missouri State Univ. 8/7-22/10 7.5% Montana: At-Large Congressional District Rehberg (R) 39% Replace 27% Consider Another 34% Research 2000 8/17-19/09 4% Nebraska: No Public Polls Available Nevada: 3rd District Heck (R) 42% Titus (D) 43% Mason-Dixon 8/9-11/10 5% LV New Hampshire: 1st District Shea-Porter (D) 44% Guinta (R) 39% Shea-Porter (D) 43% Ashooh (R) 35% Shea-Porter (D) 44% Bestani (R) 33% Shea-Porter (D) 45% Mahoney (R) 36% Univ. of NH 7/19-27/10 6% 2nd District Bass (R) 44% Swett (D) 27% Bass (R) 42% Kuster (D) 30% Horn (R) 33% Kuster (D) 32% Horn (R) 35% Swett (D) 31% Univ. of NH 4/12-21/10 6.4% New Jersey: 3rd District Runyon (R) 25% Adler (D) 31% DeStefano (Tea) 4% Rutgers Univ. 8/5-8/10 4.8% 6th District Little ()R 34% Pallone (D) 40% National Research (R) 8/2/10 5.7% New Mexico: 1st District Barela (R) 41% Heinrich (D) 47% Research and Polling Inc. 8/23-27/10 5% 2nd District Pearce (R) 42% Teague (D) 45% Research and Polling Inc. 8/23-27/10 5% 3rd District Lujan (D) 42% Mullins (R) 36% Publilc Policy Polling (D) 2/18-20/10 4.9% New York: 1st District Altschuler (R) 45% Bishop (D) 47% SurveyUSA 1/16-18/10 4% 13th District McMahon (D) 56% Allegretti (R) 24% McMahon (D) 56% Grimm (R) 23% Global Strategy Group (D) 4/7-11/10 4.9% 20th District Gibson (R) 40% Murphy (D) 45% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 7/28-8/1/10 4.9% 23rd District Doheny (R) 39% Owens (D) 41% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 7/28-8/1/10 4.9% 25th District Buerkle (R) 41% Maffei (D) 44% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 7/28-8/1/10 4.9% Buerkle 37% Maffei 46% McLaughlin & Assoc. (R) 7/26-27/10 5.7% North Carolina: 2nd District Ellmers (R) 39% Etheridge (D) 38% Rose (L) 13% Civitas Institute 6/17/10 4.8% 8th District Johnson (R) 32% Kissell (D) 49% Hill (L) 7% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 8/19-24/10 4.4% 11th District Miller (R) 44% Shuler (D) 45% SurveyUSA 7/22-25/10 4.9% Miller 34% Shuler 51% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 7/8-13/10 4.4% North Dakota: Berg (R) 53% Pomeroy (D) 44% Rasmussen Reports 8/10-11/10 4.5% Ohio: 1st District Chabot (R) 47% Driehaus (D) 45% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-19, 21/10 4.9% Chabot 51% Driehaus 41% The Polling Company / Woman Trend (R) 7/30-8/2/10 5.7% 2nd District Schmidt (R) 44% Krikorian (D) 41% Pulse Opinion Research 1/24-25/10 3.6% 12th District Tiberi (R) 53% Brooks (D) 28% Irvine (L) 5% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 6/27-29/10 4.9% 13th District Ganley (R) 41% Sutton (D) 43% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-19/10 4.9% 15th District Stivers (R) 49% Kilroy (D) 44% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-19, 21/10 4.9% 16th District Renacci (R) 49% Boccieri (D) 35% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-19, 21/10 4.9% 18th District Gibbs (R) 43% Space (D) 43% Sutton (C) 5% On Message, Inc. 8/3-4/10 4.9% Oklahoma: 2nd District Edmonds (D) 28% Boren (R) 44% Thompson (D) 25% Boren (R) 45% Public Policy Polling (D) 2/26-28/10 3.8% 5th District GOP primary Calvey 20% Lankford 14% Thompson 12% Jett 12% Roy 5% Johnson 1% Flanigan <1% SoonerPoll.com 7/7-9/10 5.6% Oregon: 1st District Cornilles (R) 40% Wu (D) 46% Moore Information (R) 5/26-27/10 4.7% 5th District Bruun (R) 41% Schrader (D) 38% Moore Information (R) 8/18-19/10 5.7% Pennsylvania: 3rd District Kelly (R) 52% Dahlkemper (D) 38% Kelly 42% Dahlkemper 46% Kelly 48% Dahlkemper 37% 7th District Meehan (R) 47% Lentz (D) 26% 8th District Fitzpatrick (R) 48% Murphy (D) 41% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 8/22-23/10 4.9% 10th District Marino (R) 52% Carney (D) 37% 11th District Barletta (R) 52% Kanjorski (D) 41% 12th District Burns (R) 44% Critz (D) 40% 15th District Dent (R) 45% Callahan (D) 33% 16th District Pitts (R) 46% Herr (D) 37% Rhode Island: 1st District Replace 31% Kennedy 35% Consider another 31% WPRI-TV 1/27-31/10 6.2% 2nd District Replace 14% Langevin 42% Consider another 35% WPRI-TV 1/27-31/10 6.2% South Carolina: 2nd District Wilson (R) 49% Miller (D) 34% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 5/3-6/10 3.1% 5th District Mulvaney (R) 46% Spratt (D) 46% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 7/22-25/10 4.9% South Dakota: Noem (R) 51% Hereth-Sandlin (D) 42% Rasmussen Report 8/3/10 4.5% Tennessee: 4th District Davis (D) 44% DesJarlais (R) 33% OnMessage Inc. (R) 3/21-22/10 5.9% 8th District Fincher (R) 47% Herron (D) 37% Janes (I) 5% Tarrance Group (R) 8/10-11/10 4.9% Texas: 17th District Flores (R) 53% Edwards (D) 41% OnMessage Inc. (R) 5/2-3/10 4.9% 23rd District Canseco (R) 43% Rodriguez (D) 37% OnMessage Inc. (R) 8/15-16/10 4.9% Utah: 2nd District Primary Matheson 52% Wright 33% Dan Jones & Assoc. 6/12-17/10 4.8% Vermont: No Public Polls Available Virginia: 2nd District Rigell (R) 41% Nye (D) 35% Golden (I) 4% Public Opinion Strategies (R), 6/14-15/10 4.9% 5th District Hurt (R) 61% Perriello (D) 35% Clark (I) 2% SurveyUSA 8/31-9/1/10 4% 6th District Goodlatte (R) 71% Bain (L) 7% Vanke (I) 12% SurveyUSA 7/19-21/10 3.8% 9th District Griffith (R) 32% Boucher (D) 55% Heaton (I) 5% Benenson Strategy Group (D) 8/18-22/10 4.9% 11th District Fimian (R) 40% Connolly (D) 35% McLaughlin & Assoc. (R) 2/28-3/1/10 5.7% Washington: 1st District Watkins (R) 27% Inslee (D) 41% Moore Information (R) 3/23-24 5.7% 2nd District Koster (R) 37% Larsen (D) 44% Moore Information (R) 4/20-21/10 5.7% 3rd District Herrera (R) 54% Heck (D) 41% SurveyUSA 8/23-24/10 4.2% West Virginia: 1st District McKinely (R) 36% Oliverio (D) 52% Hamilton Campaigns (D) 7/30-8/2/10 4.9% 3rd District Maynard (R) 37% Rahall (D) 53% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 7/28-8/1/10 4.9% Wisconsin: 3rd District Kapanke (R) 38% Kind (D) 44% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 7/18-19/10 5.7% 8th District Ribble (R) 49% Kagen (D) 39% Ayers, McHenry & Assoc. (R) 8/16-19/10 4.9% Wyoming: Lummis (R) 59% Wendt (D) 29% Mason-Dixon 7/26-28/10 3.9%
National Generic 2010 Congressional Polls
Last Updated on August 30, 2010
Race Republican Democrat Others Pollster Dates MoE
Congress Republican 43% Democrat 41% Zogby Interactive 8/27-30/10 2.2%
Republican 45% Democrat 39% Rasmussen Reports 8/23-29/10 2%
Republican 51% Democrat 41% Gallup 8/23-29/10 3%
Republican 45% Democrat 45% Newsweek 8/25-26/10 4.1%
Republican 43% Democrat 41% Zogby Interactive 8/18-23/10 1.1%
Republican 47% Democrat 38% Rasmussen Reports 8/16-22/10 2%
Republican 47% Democrat 44% Gallup 8/16-22/10 3%
Republican 43% Democrat 45% other 1% Ipsos 8/19-22/10 3%
Republican 46% Democrat 45% other 1% 3.2% RV
Republican 45% Democrat 40% Tea Party 1% Abt SRBI 8/16-17/10 3.2% RV
other 4%
Republican 47% Democrat 40% Tea Party 1% 3.4% LV
other 3%
Republican 39% Democrat 44% YouGov 8/14-17/10 3.4%
Republican 45% Democrat 45% 3.8% RV
Republican 34% Democrat 33% Harris Interactive 8/9-16/10 2%
Republican 49% Democrat 45% other 1% GfK Roper Public Affairs 8/11-16/10 3.3%
Republican 48% Democrat 36% Rasmussen Reports 8/9-15/10 2%
Republican 50% Democrat 43% Gallup 8/9-15/10 3%
Republican 44% Democrat 37% other 3% Opinion Dynamics 8/10-11/10 3%
Republican 27% Democrat 34% Tea Party 16%
other 2%
Republican 42% Democrat 41% Neither 3% Zogby Interactive 8/9-11/10 2.2%
Republican 31% Democrat 35% Independent 8% Penn Shoen Berland 8/6-11/10 2.4%
other 2%
Republican 45% Democrat 47% neither 6% Opinion Research Corp 8/6-10/10 3.1%
Republican 48% Democrat 45% neither 7% 3.2% RV
Republican 36% Democrat 46% YouGov 8/7-10/10 3.6%
Republican 42% Democrat 48% 4% RV
Republican 42% Democrat 43% Hart / McInturff 8/5-9/10 3.1%
Republican 45% Democrat 42% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/6-9/10 4%
Republican 46% Democrat 39% Rasmussen Reports 8/2-8/10 2%
Republican 49% Democrat 43% Gallup 8/2-8/10 3%
Republican 44% Democrat 45% ABT-SRBI Inc. 7/21-8/5/10 2%
Republican 36% Democrat 46% YouGov 7/31-8/3/10 3.6%
Republican 41% Democrat 48% 4% RV
Republican 46% Democrat 38% Rasmussen Reports 7/26-8/1/10 2%
Republican 48% Democrat 43% Gallup 7/26-8/1/10 3%
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2012 Presidential Polls
Last Updated on August 17, 2010
Race Republican Democrat Others Pollster Dates MoE
President Republican 40% Obama 38% Penn Shoen Berland 8/6-11/10 2.4%
Palin 33% Obama 50%
Romney 33% Obama 42%
Pawlenty 23% Obama 42%
Huckabee 35% Obama 43%
Barbour 21% Obama 43%
Republican 49% Obama 46% other 3% Opinion Research Corp 8/6-10/10 3.1%
Republican 50% Obama 45% other 3% 3.2% RV
Romney 21%
Palin 18%
Gingrich 15%
Huckabee 14%
Paul 10%
Barbour 3%
Pawlenty 3%
Pence 3%
Santorum 2%
other 6% 		Obama 74%
other 23%		 4.5% RV
Romney 42% Obama 45% Public Policy Polling (D) 8/6-9/10 4%
Huckabee 44% Obama 47%
Palin 43% Obama 49%
Gingrich 42% Obama 49%
Christie 31% Obama 47%
Marceaux 21% Obama 46%
Romney 36% Obama 42% Paul 13%
Huckabee 23%
Romney 22%
Gingrich 21%
Palin 21%
Paul 4%		 Public Policy Polling (D) 8/6-9/10 4.9%
Romney 30%
Huckabee 22%
Palin 18%
Gingrich 15%
Jindal 4% other 2% 		Clarus Research Group 7/26-27/10 5%
Palin 31% Obama 41% YouGov 7/17-20/10 3.5%
Palin 16%
Romney 14%
Huckabee 11%
Gingrich 8%
Pawlenty 3%
Daniels 2%
Pence 1%
Barbour 1%
Thune 1%
Republican 39% Obama 36% Quinnipiac Univ. 7/13-19/10 2.1%
Romney 35% Obama 39% Penn Schoen Berland 7/9-14/10 3.1%
Huckabee 35% Obama 39%
Palin 36% Obama 48%
Pawlenty 21% Obama 39%
Barbour 21% Obama 39%
Republican 42% Obama 37%
Palin 34% Obama 55% Abt-SRBI 7/12-13/10 3.1%
Huckabee 19%
Romney 18%
Palin 14%
Gingrich 12%
Bush 9%
Pawlenty 3%
Daniels 2%
Barbour 1%
other 7%		 3.3%

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