The Latest Tracking Polls

Zogby ^ | 9-23-02 | Zogby

[StopDemocratsDotCom]

These polls came out yesterday:

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Lamar Alexander (R) leading Bob Clement (D 45 to 37 percent in the Tennessee race for Senate.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows John Cornyn (R) leading Ron Kirk (D), 42 to 30 percent in the Texas race for Senate.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Gov. Rick Perry (R) leading Tony Sanchez (D), 44 to 32 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Gov. Rick Perry (R) leading Tony Sanchez (D), 44 to 32 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Elizabeth Dole (R) leading Erskine Bowles (D) 55 to 32 percent in the North Carolina Senate race.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Sen. Robert Torricelli (D-NJ) leading Douglas Forrester (R) 39 to 34 percent. For more analysis of this race and early access to future tracking polls.

-The latest MSNBC/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/Zogby poll shows Sen. Jean Carnahan (D-MO) leading Jim Talent (R) 48 to 40 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Norm Coleman (R) leading Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-MN) 47 to 41 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Tim Penny (I) and Tim Pawlenty (R) each with 28 percent of the vote to Roger Moe's (D) 23 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) besting Bill McBride (D), 49 to 39 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Zogby poll shows Sen. Wayne Allard (R-CO) tied with Tom Stickland (D) 42 to 42 percent.

-The latest MSNBC/Arkansas Gazette/Zogby poll shows Mark Pryor (D) leading Sen. Tim Hutchinson (R-AR) 45 to 43 percent, within the margin of error.

[ThePythonicCow]

Cool - lotsa (R) leads.

[antivenom]

Thanks!

[Dog]

The Torch poll is dead wrong.....Forrester is leading .

[NeoCaveman]

What's with the high number of undecideds 7 weeks before the election?

[MHT]

WISH ALL POLL UPDATES COULD BE CENTRALIZED ON A SINGLE THREAD!!!!

[Russ]

I can't believe the voters of Missouri or New Jersey will
be stupid enough to re-elect Carnahan and Torrecelli. I sure
hope they locate their brains before November.

[Illbay]

Polls are cr*p. But I'd trust Zogby before I'd trust any of 'em.

[BlackRazor]

Cool - lotsa (R) leads.

Not enough, though. Assuming those poll numbers are accurate, and no other races change hands, the Senate would remain in Dem hands, and they might even increase their majority by a seat (depending which way the CO race went).

[frmrda]

Ping

[Mo1]

They R's look good .. but never put your guard down with the D's

[MHT]

Any word about the Senate race in the Dakota's? This looks like no change as if Hutchinson and Wellstone lose and the others stay the same. Wouldn't it be great if we could get MO and/or NJ?! Can't believe the jury is out in CO.

[ST.LOUIE1]

Looking pretty good BUMP!

Jim Talent has a good shot at Carnahan.

As long as the dead don't rise up to vote.

[drjimmy]

Polls that have results that I like are good. Polls that have results that I don't like are crap, and Democrat fraud to boot. That's the FreeRepublic take on Zogby (and every other pollster).

[BlackRazor]

Any word about the Senate race in the Dakota's?

Zogby tracking (missing from the above list) showed Tim Johnson with a 46-43 lead over John Thune.

[frmrda]

I beleive Zogby did a poll there as well and it showed Johnson leading Thune by 3 points.

If these polls are correct, and stay that way, we would have a net loss of 1 seat.

The majority in the Senate is going to come down to 6 nailbiter races, of which the Pubbies have to win 4 of the following (incumbents listed first):

SD - Johnson v. Thune

MN - Wellstone v. Coleman

MO - Carnahan v. Talent

NJ - Toricelli v. Forrester

AR - Hutchison v. Pryor

CO - Allard v. Strickland

While other states might be close (NH) these 6 are the most likely to change hands.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Jean Carnahan, the Senator Without a Clue, elected by the voters without a clue. Fitting.

[B-bone]

Never underestimate the stupidity of the voters.

[The Vast Right Wing]

It's going to be a squeeker. We need to hold the line on Colo and Ark and pick up Mizzou, NJ, MN, and SD. Let's go guys, the future of the republic depends on it.

[BlackRazor]

While other states might be close (NH) these 6 are the most likely to change hands.

I would also add Oregon to that list. There hasn't been any independent polling out there in ages, and I have a feeling Gordon Smith is going to be in for a tough race. Especially since there is a Libertarian candidate and a Constitution candidate on the ballot, but no Green candidate. If Colorado is this close, there's really no reason not to expect OR to be competitive as well.