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VIA SURVEYUSA There are so many terrible things in the latest SurveyUSA Oregon poll for Democrats that we don't really know where to start. However, it is important to note that SurveyUSA, like any poll, should be taken with a grain of salt. In the primaries, SurveyUSA was often the most reliable in the Clinton-Obama race, but it was off by large margins in some contests (we remember North Carolina being one of them, but must note everyone but Rasmussen was off in North Carolina...SurveyUSA nailed other contests perfectly, and it seems its sampling problems were 100% tied to high...

New poll numbers show Barack Obama’s lead over Johon McCain slipping among Minnesota voters. The exclusive 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS/SURVEY USA Poll shows Obama holding a one-point lead over McCain, with the margin of error at a statistical dead heat Tuesday. Just two weeks ago, Obama held a five-point lead in Minnesota. Nationally, it’s a slightly different story: A new ABC News poll has Obama ahead of McCain 48 to 42-percent. Obama’s lead is down a percentage point from one month ago.

If there were an election for President of the United States today, would you vote for Republican John McCain? Or Democrat Barack Obama?Obama: 47% McCain: 46%

SurveyUSA has a new set of polls out, testing Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in all 50 states. The bottom line: Both candidates would narrowly win the Electoral College, but in very different ways.

Most in USA Disagree with Bush Decision to Commute Libby Prison Sentence: 21% of Americans familiar with the legal case involving former White House aide Scooter Libby agree with President Bush's decision to commute Libby's prison sentence, according to a SurveyUSA nationwide poll conducted immediately after the decision was announced. 1,500 Americans were surveyed. Of them, 825 were familiar with the Libby case. Only those familiar were asked to react to the President's action. 17% say Bush should have pardoned Libby completely. 60% say Bush should have left the judge's prison sentence in place. 32% of Republicans agree with the...

APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 03/23/06 SORT ► ALPHABETICAL BY STATE ALPHABETICAL BY SENATOR'S LAST NAME BY HIGHEST 'NET JOB APPROVAL' BY HIGHEST APPROVAL     Sorted    ▼   SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE  APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 03/23/06 03/23/06 Net 3/06 Approval Tracking Graphs # State U.S. Senator Party Sr/Jr Approve Disapprove 1 AL Shelby, Richard R Sr 59% 31% 28% Track AL Sr 2 AL Sessions, Jeff R Jr 58% 31% 27% Track AL Jr 3 AK Stevens, Ted R Sr 65% 29% 36% Track AK Sr 4 AK Murkowski, Lisa...

A poll by SurveyUSA , as of January 26, 2006, should make the GOP very nervous. For example the top ten senators with the highest job approval consist of six Democrats, two RINOS and one maverick. Republicans in the top ten are Snowe (*RINO-ME) 75%, Collins (*RINO-ME) 72% -- and senate "president," John McCain71%. Pete Domenici (R-NM) and Kay Hutchison (R-TX) share the tenth spot with a 63% approval. The bottom ten senators with the lowest ratings consist of eight Republicans and two Democrats. Two senators that deserve their low scores are Voinovich (R-OH) 49-40% and DeWine (R-OH) 47-41% The...

SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 1/26/06

SORTED FROM HIGHEST 12/05 APPROVAL RATING TO LOWEST--- MEDIA SPONSOR RATING LEGEND: # State U.S. Senator Party Sr/Jr Approve Disapprove Approval Media sponsor 1 ME Snowe, Olympia R Sr 75% 22% 53% Track ME Sr WCSH-TV WLBZ-TV 2 ME Collins, Susan R Jr 74% 21% 53% Track ME Jr WCSH-TV WLBZ-TV 3 SD Johnson, Tim D Sr 71% 23% 48% Track SD Sr 4 ND Conrad, Kent D Sr 70% 26% 44% Track ND Sr 5 HI Inouye, Daniel D Sr 69% 22% 47% Track HI Sr KHON-TV 5 IL Obama, Barack D Jr 69% 23% 46% Track IL Jr...

APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 12/13/05 SORT â–º ALPHABETICAL BY STATE ALPHABETICALLY BY SENATOR'S LAST NAME BY HIGHEST 'NET JOB APPROVAL' BY HIGHEST APPROVAL Sortedâ–¼ SORTED FROM HIGHEST 12/05 APPROVAL RATING TO LOWEST APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 12/13/05 12/13/06 Net 12/05 Tracking Graphs # State U.S. Senator Party Sr/Jr Approve Disapprove Approval 1 ME Snowe, Olympia R Sr 75% 22% 53% Track ME Sr 2 ME Collins, Susan R Jr 74% 21% 53% Track ME Jr 3 SD Johnson, Tim D Sr 71% 23% 48% Track SD Sr 4 ND...

APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 50 GOVERNORS  (Released 11/29/05) SORTED BY 11/05 'NET JOB APPROVAL' (approval minus disapproval)  11/29/05 Net 11/05 Approval Tracking Graphs # State Name Party '04 ECV Approve Disapprove 1 Connecticut Rell, Jodi  R Kerry 77% 18% 59% CT 2 North Dakota Hoeven, John  R Bush 75% 20% 55% ND 3 South Dakota Rounds, Mike  R Bush 73% 21% 52% SD 4 Utah Huntsman, Jon  R Bush 73% 22% 51% UT 5 New Hampshire Lynch, John  D Kerry 69% 23% 46% NH 6 Montana Schweitzer, Brian  D Bush 68% 27% 41% MT 7 Virginia Warner, Mark  D...

Interviews in the Virginia governor's race conducted by SurveyUSA tonight Monday 11/7 (but before President Bush appeared in Richmond) show a swing back towards Republican candidate Jerry Kilgore, causing SurveyUSA to now update its final projection in the Virginia Governor's Contest. This morning, based on interviews conducted Friday, Saturday and Sunday (11/4/05 through 11/6/05), SurveyUSA released data that showed Democrat Tim Kaine 9 points ahead of Kilgore. However, because of intra-day volatility in that data, SurveyUSA continued to poll throughout the afternoon and evening today Monday 11/7. When interviews from the most recent 3 days -- Saturday, Sunday and today...

Lt. Governor Tim Kaine and Governor Mark Warner start thier cross state campaign tour in Roanoke this morning, working to get last minute votes for Tuesday's election. Our own 10 On Your Side/Survey USA poll, as well as others across the state, show Kaine has a slight lead within the margin of error over Republican candidate, and former Virginia Attorney General, Jerry Kilgore. "We really feel a sense of momentum about the race right now," Kaine said thsis morning. When we asked him about possible disappointment in counting on that momentum, Kaine responded, "It doesn't happen on automatic. It's all...

In Virginia, At the Wire, Momentum Raises Kaine: 12 hours until polls open in Virginia, Democrat Tim Kaine defeats Republican Jerry Kilgore, according to a SurveyUSA poll of 656 likely Virginia voters, conducted for WSLS-TV in Roanoke and WUSA-TV in Washington DC. This tracking graph tells the story. In June, the Republican Kilgore led by 10. In August, Kilgore led by 5. In September, Kilgore led by 3. In October, the Democrat Kaine led by 2. Today, Election Eve, Kaine leads by 9. Interviews for this survey were conducted before a last-second appearance by President Bush scheduled for this evening,...

APPROVAL RATING FOR PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH AS OF 10/18/05  SORT ► SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE SORTED BY 10/05 'NET APPROVAL'  SORTED BY 'APPROVAL' IN DESCENDING ORDER Sorted▼ JOB APPROVAL / PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH  (Released 10/18/05) SORTED ALPHBETICALLY BY STATE   10/18/2005 Net 10/05 Approval Link to Interactive Tracking Graphs with Sub-Selects for Demographics # State '04 ECV Approve Disapprove 1 Alabama Bush 48% 49% -1% Alabama Bush Approval Tracked 2 Alaska Bush 52% 44% 8% Alaska Bush Approval Tracked 3 Arizona Bush 40% 55% -15% Arizona Bush Approval Tracked 4 Arkansas Bush 38% 58% -20% Arkansas Bush...

Three weeks from Election Day and a turn in the polls as Democrat Tim Kaine for the first time takes the lead in our exclusive SurveyUSA tracking poll. The statewide poll, taken of 750 Virginians over the weekend, shows Kaine leading with 47% of the vote. Republican Jerry Kilgore has 45%. Trailing far behind is independent candidate Russ Potts with 4%. The poll has a margin of error of +/- 3.7%, meaning the race is a statistical dead heat. But our tracking does show a steady climb for Kaine. In March and June Kilgore was ahead by 10 points. By...

WSLS/SurveyUSA poll shows Kaine leading for the first time Jay Warren / WSLS NewsChannel 10 Oct 17, 2005 Three weeks from Election Day and a turn in the polls as Democrat Tim Kaine for the first time takes the lead in our exclusive SurveyUSA tracking poll. The statewide poll, taken of 750 Virginians over the weekend, shows Kaine leading with 47% of the vote. Republican Jerry Kilgore has 45%. Trailing far behind is independent candidate Russ Potts with 4%. The poll has a margin of error of +/- 3.7%, meaning the race is a statistical dead heat. But our tracking...

APPROVAL RATING FOR PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH  (Released 09/22/05) SORTED ALPHBETICALLY BY STATE  09/05 Net 09/05 Approval Link to Interactive Tracking Graphs with Sub-Selects for Demographics # State '04 ECV Approve Disapprove 1 Alabama Bush 51% 44% 7% Alabama Bush Approval Tracked 2 Alaska Bush 49% 48% 1% Alaska Bush Approval Tracked 3 Arizona Bush 44% 53% -9% Arizona Bush Approval Tracked 4 Arkansas Bush 41% 57% -16% Arkansas Bush Approval Tracked 5 California Kerry 34% 64% -30% California Bush Approval Tracked 6 Colorado Bush 42% 56% -14% Colorado Bush Approval Tracked 7 Connecticut Kerry 36% 62% -26% Connecticut...

September 20, 2005 04:00 PM US Eastern Timezone Storm Surge Lifts Governors Barbour, Riley, Easley, Perdue & Perry, but Sinks Blanco, SurveyUSA Finds VERONA N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 20, 2005--Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour-R went up 26 points in "Net Job Approval" from August to September, the largest increase of any of 6 Governors directly affected by hurricanes in the past month, and the largest increase of any Governor in the country, according to 50 separate but concurrent public opinion polls released today by SurveyUSA. Barbour went from a Minus 7 Net Job Approval in August to a Plus 19 Net Job Approval...

APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 50 GOVERNORS  (Released 09/20/05) SORTED BY 09/05 'NET JOB APPROVAL' (approval minus disapproval) 09/05 Net 09/05 Approval Link to Interactive Tracking Graphs with Sub-Selects for Demographics # State Name Party '04 ECV Approve Disapprove 1 South Dakota Rounds, Mike  R Bush 76% 20% 56% South Dakota Governor Approval Tracked 2 Connecticut Rell, Jodi  R Kerry 75% 21% 54% Connecticut Governor Approval Tracked 2 North Dakota Hoeven, John  R Bush 75% 21% 54% North Dakota Governor Approval Tracked 4 Utah Huntsman, Jon  R Bush 72% 23% 49% Utah Governor Approval Tracked 5 Wyoming Freudenthal, Dave  D...

Persia's kings are history's great villains. Does the British Museum's show do them justice? By Jonathan Jones The title of this exhibition is a bit misleading. Forgotten Empire, the British Museum calls its spectacular resurrection of ancient Persia. Yet the Persians are as notorious in their way as Darth Vader, the Sheriff of Nottingham, General Custer, or any other embodiment of evil empire you care to mention. They are history's original villains. In its day, which lasted from the middle of the 500s BC until the defeat of Darius III by Alexander the Great in 331 BC, the Persian empire...

SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE  APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 8/18/05 08/05 Net 08/05 Approval # State U.S. Senator Party SR/JR Approve Disapprove 1 AL Shelby, Richard R SR 60% 29% 31% Senator Approval Tracked for Shelby, Richard 2 AL Sessions, Jeff R JR 55% 34% 21% Senator Approval Tracked for Sessions, Jeff 3 AK Stevens, Ted R SR 65% 25% 40% Senator Approval Tracked for Stevens, Ted 4 AK Murkowski, Lisa R JR 48% 43% 5% Senator Approval Tracked for Murkowski, Lisa 5 AZ McCain, John R SR 69% 23% 46% Senator Approval Tracked for...

Governor, VA 8/10/2005 Kilgore (R) - 48% Kaine (D) - 43% Potts (I) - 3% Other/Undecided - 7% Data Collected 8/6/05 - 8/8/05 State of Virginia 568 Likely Voters Margin of Error - 4.2%

Analysis: In an election for Governor of Virginia held today, 6/30/05, 19 weeks to the vote, Republican Jerry Kilgore defeats Democrat Tim Kaine 49% to 39%, according to a SurveyUSA poll of 494 likely Virginia voters, conducted exclusively for WSLS-TV in Roanoke. Independent Russ Potts gets 5%. Election day is November 8th. Incumbent Democrat Mark Warner is term limited; the Governor’s seat is open. Kilgore gets 89% of the Republican vote. Kaine gets 81% of the Democrat vote. Kilgore leads by 15 points among men and by 5 points among women. Kilgore leads 2:1 among voters under age 35, but...

APPROVAL RATING FOR PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH  (Released 06/28/05) SORTED ALPHBETICALLY BY STATE  (scroll down for other sorts) 05/05 06/05 Change 05/05 to 06/05 # State '04 ECV Approve Disapprove Approve Disapprove Approve Disapprove 1 Alabama Bush 50% 44% 54% 41% +4% -3% 2 Alaska Bush 50% 44% 53% 43% +3% -1% 3 Arizona Bush 44% 51% 46% 49% +2% -2% 4 Arkansas Bush 41% 53% 44% 52% +3% -1% 5 California Kerry 39% 54% 37% 58% -2% +4% 6 Colorado Bush 43% 51% 45% 52% +2% +1% 7 Connecticut Kerry 40% 54% 37% 58% -3% +4% 8 Delaware...

SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE (scroll down for other sorts) APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 6/13/05 05/05 06/05 Change 05/05 to 06/06 # State U.S. Senator Party SR/JR Approve Disapprove Approve Disapprove Approve Disapprove 1 AL Shelby, Richard R SR 58% 25% 58% 30% +0% +5% 2 AL Sessions, Jeff R JR 53% 30% 57% 31% +4% +1% 3 AK Stevens, Ted R SR 63% 27% 66% 24% +3% -3% 4 AK Murkowski, Lisa R JR 46% 45% 49% 42% +3% -3% 5 AZ McCain, John R SR 69% 23% 67% 26% -2% +3% 6 AZ Kyl,...

SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATE (scroll down for other sorts) APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 100 U.S. SENATORS AS OF 6/13/05 05/05 06/05 Change 05/05 to 06/06 # State U.S. Senator Party SR/JR Approve Disapprove Approve Disapprove Approve Disapprove 1 AL Shelby, Richard R SR 58% 25% 58% 30% +0% +5% 2 AL Sessions, Jeff R JR 53% 30% 57% 31% +4% +1% 3 AK Stevens, Ted R SR 63% 27% 66% 24% +3% -3% 4 AK Murkowski, Lisa R JR 46% 45% 49% 42% +3% -3% 5 AZ McCain, John R SR 69% 23% 67% 26% -2% +3% 6 AZ...

Governor, NJ GOP Primary 6/6/2005 Forrester 43% Schundler 31% Other 22% Undecided 5% Data Collected 6/03/05 - 6/05/05 Geography State of New Jersey Sample Population 612 Likely Voters Margin of Error 4.0% Client WABC-TV New York WCAU-TV Philadelphia Analysis: In a Republican Primary for Governor of New Jersey today, 12 hours before polls open, Douglas Forrester defeats Bret Schundler 43% to 31%, according to final SurveyUSA tracking poll conducted exclusively for WABC-TV New York and WCAU-TV Philadelphia. 22% would vote for one of the other five candidates in the race. 5% are undecided. Since an identical SurveyUSA poll 12 days...

In a hypothetical election for Governor of Virginia today, Republican Jerry Kilgore has the slightest edge over Democrat Tim Kaine, 44% to 40%, according to a SurveyUSA poll of 575 Registered Voters statewide conducted for WSLS-TV in Roanoke. Compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll 10 weeks ago, Kilgore is down 2%, from 46% then to 44% now. Kaine is up 4%, from 36% then to now 40%. Independent Russ Potts is in single digits in both polls. General Election is in November. Kilgore leads by 16 among white Virginians. Kaine leads by 44 points among black Virginians. Kilgore leads by...

Poll Tracks Opinions Over Several Weeks HOUSTON -- House Majority Leader Tom DeLay gained support from his district on his job performance over the past several weeks, according to an exclusive Local 2 poll released Monday. SurveyUSA asked 557 registered voters in the 22nd Congressional District several questions about the embattled Republican's performance and compared the results to polls taken two weeks earlier. In general, do you approve or disapprove of the job Tom DeLay is doing as Congressman? Approved: May 16: 47 percent | May 9: 44 percent | May 2: 42 percent Disapproved: May 16: 47 percent |...

SORTED ALPHABETICALLY:  APPROVAL RATINGS FOR ALL 50 GOVERNORS AS OF 05/10/05 # State Governor Approve Disapprove Complete Poll Results 1 Alabama Robert Riley 36% 52% http://www.surveyusa.com 2 Alaska Frank Murkowski 27% 66% http://www.surveyusa.com 3 Arizona Janet Napolitano 59% 32% http://www.surveyusa.com 4 Arkansas Mike Huckabee 51% 41% http://www.surveyusa.com 5 California Arnold Schwarzenegger 40% 56% http://www.surveyusa.com 6 Colorado Bill Owens 54% 38% http://www.surveyusa.com 7 Connecticut Jodi Rell 66% 23% http://www.surveyusa.com 8 Delaware Ruth Ann Minner 40% 51% http://www.surveyusa.com 9 Florida Jeb Bush 49% 46% http://www.surveyusa.com 10 Georgia Sonny Perdue 47% 40% http://www.surveyusa.com 11 Hawaii Linda Lingle 59% 27% http://www.surveyusa.com 12 Idaho...

This November, Virginians will elect a governor. If the election were today, and the only three candidates on the ballot were Republican Jerry Kilgore, Democrat Tim Kaine, and Independent Russ Potts, who would you vote for? 493 Registered Voters All Gender Age Race Party Ideology Education Region Margin of Sampling Error: ± 4.5% Male Female 18-34 35-49 50-64 65+ White Black Hispanic Other Republic Democrat Independ Not Sure Conserva Moderate Liberal Not Sure Not Yet High Sch Started College Graduate Rest of Northeas Southwes Central Kilgore (R) 46% 50% 43% 38% 50% 44% 58% 52% 23% 52% 46% 79% 15%...

Governor, PA 3/10/2005 Rendell (D) 50% Swann (R) 44% Undecided 5% Data Collected 3/8/05 - 3/9/05 Geography State of Pennsylvania Sample Population 506 Registered Voters Margin of Error 4.4% Client KDKA-TV Pittsburgh WCAU-TV Philadelphia WNEP-TV Wilkes-Barre

Kilgore Opens Strong In VA A couple days ago I was bemoaning the lack of polls from Virginia. Today, Survey USA fills that void. VIRGINIA GOVERNOR Kilgore (R) 46% Kaine (D) 36% Potts (I) 6% Good to see Kilgore has a double-digit lead even when the “Independent-Republican” candidate is included. Looking at the demographics, it is hard to say the Potts is hurting either Kilgore or Kaine, more like he is taking votes away from both equally. This poll was done March 8-9 of 493 registered voters.

I've analyzed the pre-election surveys of the 10 major multi-state polling firms. They were: American Research Group (ARG), Fox, Gallup, Quinnipiac (Q), Research 2000 (R2000), Rasmussen (Ras), Strategic Vision (SV) Survey USA (SUSA), and Zogby. I found Survey USA to be the best. Of the 35 states which I researched, SUSA polled in 29 of them. They were correct every time. What was truly astounding was their track record in states where the contest was not close. SUSA was largely on their own polling in these states, and such contests are often very unpredictable since creating turnout models is virtually...

Governor: Rossi (R) 51 Gregoire (D) 45 President: Kerry (D) 51 Bush (R) 47 Senate: Nethercutt (R) 45 Murry (D) 51 Attorney General McKenna (R) 49 Senn (D) 43 This is improved from 10/5 when it was Kerry (D) 54-43 Gregoire (D) by 10 Murray (D) by 19 Senn (D) by 5

 President, PA 11/1/2004   Kerry (D) 49%   Bush (R) 48%   Other/Undecided 3%   Data Collected 10/31/04 - 11/1/04   Geography State of Pennsylvania   Sample Population 657 Likely Voters   Margin of Error 3.9%   Client WCAU-TV Philadelphia    WNEP-TV Wilkes-Barre    KDKA-TV Pittsburgh   U.S. Senate, PA 11/1/2004 

FLORIDA Bush 49% Kerry 48% OHIO Bush 49% Kerry 47% ARKANSAS * seems overly Dem friendly Bush 48% Kerry 48% PENNSYLVANIA Kerry 51% Bush 47% MISSOURI Bush 52% Kerry 47% NORTH CAROLINA Bush 53% Kerry 45% SOUTH CAROLINA Bush 54% Kerry 43% Note that Survery USA has been a tad Dem friendly this election cycle

Also a few Senate polls: SC-DeMint+11 NC-Burr+5 PA-Specter+19 FL-tied Numbers are uninteresting other than the tie in Arkansas which is not accurate. They claim that Bush's support in rural areas has dropped by 24% in the last week. That's just not possible. There is error in any poll, but that's bizarre. In Florida these numbers represent a slight move towards the President, and Mel Martinez. In Ohio there has been a swing of 5 points towards the GOP in the final week. Bush is showing huge, expanding leads among church goers, and pro-lifers. The gay marriage law on the ballott...

Bunning (51-42) Coburn (47-39) win Senate races). Coors down 2. Bush down 50-47 in Michigan. Tied at 49 in Iowa. Bush up 52-46 in Colorado (gets all 9 EV). Wins AZ by 15

They're seeing a tied Nevada, and nobody else is. None of the other results are very interesting except noting that Gore had better margins than this in NJ (Gore +16), MD (Gore+17), and IL (Gore +13). I don't care what anybody says, Virginia isn't in play, and Nevada, if it was in play before, isn't in play anymore.

Poll gives Coors (R) a 50% to 46% lead, also shows Bush's lead stabilizing.

Good news in Iowa and Colorado Iowa - Bush 51 Kerry 45 (Front page has numbers reversed but pdf file has correct results) Colorada - Bush 52 Kerry 45 Michigan - Kerry 51 Kerry 44

New SurveyUSA polls: Bush up by 6% in Iowa, Coors up 4% in CO, Coburn pulling away in OK...

 President, OH 10/19/2004   Kerry (D) 49%   Bush (R) 47%   Other/Undecided 3%   Data Collected 10/16/04 - 10/18/04   Geography State of Ohio   Sample Population 698 Likely Voters   Margin of Error 3.8%   Client WCPO-TV Cincinnati    WKYC-TV Cleveland   U.S. Senate, OH 10/19/2004   Voinovich (R) 58%   Fingerhut (D) 34%   Other/Undecided 9%   Data Collected 10/16/04 - 10/18/04   Geography State of Ohio   Sample Population 692 Likely Voters   Margin of Error 3.8%   Client WCPO-TV Cincinnati    WKYC-TV Cleveland   President, MO 10/19/2004   Bush (R) 51%   Kerry (D) 45%   Other/Undecided 4%   Data Collected 10/16/04 - 10/18/04   Geography State of Missouri   Sample Population 670 Likely Voters   Margin of Error...

IN AN ELECTION IN NC TODAY, 15 DAYS TO ELECTION, GEORGE W BUSH DEFEATS JOHN KERRY, DEMOCRAT MIKE EASLEY DEFEATS PATRICK BALLANTINE FOR GOVERNOR & REPUBLICAN RICHARD BURR EDGES INCUMBENT DEMOCRAT ERSKINE BOWLES FOR U.S. SENATE (TO FILL JOHN EDWARDS SEAT), ACCORDING TO SURVEYUSA POLL OF 627 LIKELY VOTERS CONDUCTED 10/15 - 10/17. 2 WKS AGO, IN IDENTICAL TRACKING POLL, BUSH LED BY 7, NOW 3. 4-PT MOVE TO DEMOCRATS. 2 WKS AGO, IN IDENTICAL TRACKING POLL, EASLEY LED BY 18, NOW 12. 6-PT MOVE TO GOP. 2 WKS AGO, BOWLES LED BY 1, NOW TRAILS BY 2 (BOTH WITHIN...

IN AN ELECTION IN FLORIDA TODAY, GEORGE W BUSH & JOHN KERRY TIE IN FIGHT FOR 27 ECV & REPUBLICAN MEL MARTINEZ & DEMOCRAT BETTY CASTOR TIE IN FIGHT FOR BOB GRAHAM'S U.S. SENATE SEAT, ACCORDING TO SURVEYUSA POLL OF 601 LIKELY VOTERS CONDUCTED 10/15-10/17. 2 WKS AGO, IN IDENTICAL TRACKING POLL TAKEN BEFORE 2ND & 3RD PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES, BUSH LED BY 5 IN FL. TODAY IT'S KERRY 50%, BUSH 49%, WITHIN THE MARGIN OF ERROR. 2 WKS AGO, IN IDENTICAL TRACKING POLL, MARTINEZ LED BY 4. TODAY IT'S MARTINEZ 49%, CASTOR 47%, STILL A SLIGHT MARTINEZ EDGE, BUT CLOSE...

Poll shows Bunning lead at 51% to 40%

SurveyUSA polls--Arizona: W55%, K41%; Maryland: K56%, W41%; Georgia: Bush 58%, K39%

 President, OK 10/7/2004   Bush (R) 63%   Kerry (D) 33%   Other/Undecided 4%   Data Collected 10/4/04 - 10/6/04   Geography State of Oklahoma   Sample Population 613 Likely Voters   Margin of Error 3.9%   Client KJRH-TV Tulsa    KFOR-TV Oklahoma City   U.S. Senate, OK 10/7/2004   Coburn (R) 46%   Carson (D) 44%   Bilyeu (I) 5%   Other/Undecided 5%   Data Collected 10/4/04 - 10/6/04   Geography State of Oklahoma   Sample Population 609 Likely Voters   Margin of Error 4.1%   Client KJRH-TV Tulsa    KFOR-TV Oklahoma City   Marriage Amendment, OK 10/7/2004   Yes 73%   No 24%   Undecided 3%   Data Collected 10/4/04 - 10/6/04   Geography State of Oklahoma   Sample Population 583 Likely...