Coons is toast and they know it. The RNC establishment is also shaking in their boots. Everything you see on TV is a hoax.
Interesting numbers. I believe Fiorina and McMahon both have excellent chances of winning. I’m a little worried about the Whitman numbers, though. She’s not my favorite candidate, but Brown is a complete arseweasel.
Numbers look good except for the California governor. O’Donnell is on the rise. Hit that b@stard Coons hard.
I’ve not heard of this poll, though those numbers are nice for the most part. If O’Donnell is indeed closing the gap, then this will be one to watch, and of course seeing Boxer losing tickles me. What stood out to me, though, was seeing McMahon within 3 in Connecticut. Her new ads against Blumenthal are devastating and I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re having an effect.
It’s all going to come down to turnout. In a year like this, if it’s close, it can still be won.
Those numbers look good, They also seem to be consistent with Rasmussen. DE is no where near over! Also, Didn’t Bloomey-slime have like a 30 point lead a few months back??
Why not just throw darts at the wall?
I like the tightening w/O’Donnell-Coons, I’ve had a good feeling about that one all along.
California deserves Jerry Brown.
He will plunge that state into its absolute bottom, forcing a complete turnaround. It’s like an alcoholic - you have to reach bottom before you can begin a recovery.
Three of these five races (PASen, CASen, and CAGov) basically match what RCP is showing.
The outliers:
RCP has the CTSen race at -9.0% whereas this poll has it at -3%. Statistical noise or a move in this race? Hard to tell. The most recent poll was by Rasmussen and had this race at -5%. All other polls were done before the recent debate. Maybe the debate is tightening things up here.
Same story with DESen. RCP has this race at -17.6%. But now, two polls have been done post-debate, Rasmussen at -11% and this one at -8%. Unlikely that a move of 10+ points (polls before debate were -18, -19, -19, -21) to be statistical noise. Either this race is tightening because of the debate and O’Donnell’s advertisements, or these last two polls are biased. But based on the other polls this firm conducted which largely matched RCP, they certainly don’t appear to be biased.