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🇺🇲 NEW NATIONAL POLL PRES: (R) Trump 46% (+4) (D) Biden 42% --- (D) Biden 43% (+4) (R) DeSantis 39% —— GOP PRES: Trump 67% (+57) DeSantis 10% Ramaswamy 10% Haley 4% Pence 4% —— GEN. BALLOT: DEM 44% (+1) GOP 43% —— @claritycampaign (Dem) | LVs | 9/20-25 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/61ae8d5e55be5c7314b4c83a/t/651b174c0e30a96b37667612/1696274255301/Clarity+Omnibus+Overview+-+September+2023.pdf

PA-12 close at the finish Raleigh, N.C. – The special election to replace John Murtha looks to be headed for a photo finish, with Republican Tim Burns leading Democrat Mark Critz 48-47 in PPP's final poll of the race. PA-12 provides a clear example of how dimly voters are viewing politicians and parties across the board right now. Hurting Critz's chances is that 55% of voters in the district disapprove of Barack Obama and 63% have an unfavorable opinion of Nancy Pelosi. But national Republicans don't do much better in the district with 60% of voters expressing a negative opinion...

Nov. 16, 2005 8:24 | Updated Nov. 16, 2005 19:39 New poll finds Sharon has 30% lead over Netanyahu By GIL HOFFMAN AND JPOST STAFFPrime Minister Ariel Sharon at Sunday's cabinet meeting. Photo: Ariel Jerozolimski If Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is considering whether to split the Likud and form a new party, he may want to draw his attention to a recent poll that found that he would defeat his main challenger, MK Binyamin Netanyahu, by over 30 percent. The poll, which was commissioned by Channel 10 and conducted among Likud voters, found that nearly 49% would vote for Sharon,...

(CBS) This CBS News Poll finds an American public increasingly pessimistic about the economy, the war in Iraq, the overall direction of the country, and the president.

(Subtitle: A new NEWSWEEK poll suggests President Bush could become Katrina’s next casualty.) Hurricane Katrina claimed her first political casualty Friday. Michael Brown, the head of FEMA, the federal disaster readiness and response agency, was sidelined from the largest disaster relief project in the nation’s history. Brown was recalled to Washington by his boss, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff. But a new NEWSWEEK Poll suggests the post-Katrina political storm may just be rising. And her ultimate casualty could be President George W. Bush.

Likely Voters Among likely voters (registered voters who say they are certain they will vote, N = 763, margin of error = +/-3.5%) 48.4 percent say they will vote for George W. Bush, 43.3 percent for John Kerry, and 8.3 percent for others or undecided.