New England College Poll
NH-1
Guinta (R) 46%, Che-Porter (D) 44%
NH-2
Kusterd (D) 46%, Garcia (R) 43%
NH Governor
Hassan (D) 49%, Havenstein (R) 44%
Monmouth Poll
NJ CD-5
Scott Garrett (R) 48%, Roy Cho (D) 43%
Considered a safe GOP seat, something going on or a BS poll? Cho is financially competitive but still lags well behind Garrett in fundraising.
Critical Insights Poll
ME Governor
LePage (R) 39%, Michaud 36%, Cutler (I) 21%
ME CD-2
Poliquin 41% (R), Cain (D) 36%
Remington Research Group Poll
IA-3 (not the Northeast, but who cares)
David Young (R) 46%, Staci Appel (D) 42%, Ed Wright (L) 5%.
Last poll had the rat ahead
NJ-05 isn’t as safely Republican as it was prior to 2012 redistricting, but it’s still a comfortably GOP seat. Garrett is to the right of the district, and Cho is spending some money, but Garrett will win by 8%-12%.
That Remington poll in IA-03 is an R poll, and I fear that Appel is ahead.
In NH, right now I’d predict that Guinta will win by 4% or so and Brown will beat Shaheen by 2%, but Havenstein and the lovely Marilinda Garcia will fall just short. I hope that I’m wrong about Haverstein and Garcia (especially the latter, who could become a superstar in the House and a future Senator or more).
Good poll out of Maine. Looks like LePage might draw that inside straight once again and win with 40% or less, and Poliquin is poised to become the most conservative member of Congress from ME (either house) in at least a half century.