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2010 Governor Races
Governor Polls Last Updated on February 8, 2010
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Democratic Take Over		 Cyan
Democrats Retention		 Purple
Toss Up		 Green
No Polls		 Pink
Republican Retention		 Red
Republican Take Over
No Governor Race in Gray States
Alabama: Byrne (R) 39% Davis (D) 35% Byrne (R) 41% Sparks (D) 27% James (R) 35% Davis (D) 37% James (R) 32% Sparks (D) 32% Ivey (R) 31% Davis (D) 39% Ivey (R) 29% Sparks (D) 33% Moore (R) 38% Davis (D) 41% Moore (R) 38% Sparks (D) 36% Public Policy Polling 6/2-5/09 3.8% Alaska: No Public Polls Available Arizona: Goddard (D) 43% Brewer (R) 41%  Goddard (D) 35% Martin (R) 44% Rasmussen Reports 1/20/10 3% Arkansas: Kerr (R) 24% Beebe (D) 55% Public Policy Polling 8/21-24/09 3.5% California: Whitman (R) 36% Brown (D) 41% Poizner (R) 29% Brown (D) 44% Public Policy Institute 1/12-19/10 3% Whitman (R) 39% Brown (D) 43% Poizner (R) 35% Brown (D) 45% Rasmussen Reports 1/19/10 4.5% Whitman (R) 36% Brown (D) 44% Poizner (R) 31% Brown (D) 48% Field Poll 1/5-17/10 3.3% Colorado: McInnis (R) 45% Hickenlooper (D) 49% Rasmussen Report 2/4/10 4.5% Connecticut: Fedele (R) 33% Lamont (D) 41% Fedele (R) 35% Malloy (D) 36% Foley (R) 37% Lamont (D) 40% Foley (R) 36% Malloy (D) 37% Rasmussen Reports 2/1/10 4.5% Fedele (R) 32% Lamont (D) 41% Fedele (R) 31% Malloy (D) 37% Foley (R) 36% Lamont (D) 38% Foley (R) 33% Malloy (D) 37% Quinnipiac Univ. 1/14-19/10 2.5% Fedele (R) 36% Lamont (D) 46% Fedele (R) 35% Malloy (D) 44% Foley (R) 37% Lamont (D) 46% Foley (R) 37% Malloy (D) 43% Boughton (R) 34% Lamont (D) 46% Boughton (R) 34% Malloy (D) 44% Research 2000 1/11-13/10 4% Delaware: Next Governor Election in 2012 District of Columbia: Fenty (D) 39% Gray (D) 43% Fenty (D) 42% K. Brown (D) 40% Fenty (D) 51% Peebles (D) 21% Fenty (D) 44% M. Brown (I) 37% Lester & Assoc. (D) 11/22-29/09 4.4% Gray (D) 41% Fenty (D) 37% Clarus Research Group 11/15-18/09 4.4% Florida: McCollum (R) 41% Sink (D) 32% Fabrizio, McLaughlin (R) 1/27-28/10 3.5% McCollum (R) 41% Sink (D) 31% Dockery (R) 29% Sink (D) 35% Quinnipiac Univ. 1/20-24/10 2.4% Georgia: Barnes (D) 42% Oxendine (R) 44% Barnes (D) 43% Deal (R) 42% Barnes (D) 43% Handel (R) 42% Baker (D) 32% Oxendine (R) 50% Baker (D) 32% Deal (R) 49% Baker (D) 34% Handel (R) 46% Rasmussen Reports 1/20/10 4.5% Hawaii: Aiona (R) 34% Abercrombie (D) 43% Aiona (R) 35% Hannemann (D) 41% Mason-Dixon 1/8-12/10 3.5% Idaho: No Public Polls Available Illinois: Quinn (D) 45% Brady (R) 30% Quinn (D) 41% Dillard (R) 30%  Rasmussen Reports 12/14/09 4.5% Indiana: Next Governor Election in 2012 Iowa: Culver (D) 33% Branstad (R) 57% Culver (D) 37% Vander Plaats (R) 45% Culver (D) 42% Rants (R) 35% Culver (D) 42% Fong (R) 34% Selzer & Co. 11/8-11/09 4.2% Kansas: Republican Primary Brownback 58% Thornburgh 19% SurveyUSA 6/12-14/09 4.6% Kentucky: Next Governor Election in 2011 Louisiana: Next Governor Election in 2011 Maine: Otten (R) 26% Mitchell (D) 34% Otten (R) 26% Rowe (D) 28% Mills (R) 34% Mitchell (D) 31% Mills (R) 33% Rowe (D) 25% Public Policy Polling (D) 10/16-19/09 2.9% Maryland: Ehrlich (R) 39% O'Malley (D) 49% Gonzales Research & Marketing Strategies 1/13-17 3.5% Massachusetts: Baker (R) 27% Patrick (D) 29% Cahill (I) 21% Mihos (R) 21% Patrick (D) 28% Cahill (I) 25% Public Policy Polling 1/7-9/10 3.6% Baker (R) 19% Patrick (D) 30% Cahill (I) 23% Mihos (R) 19% Patrick (D) 32% Cahill (I) 23% Univ. of NH 1/2-6/10 4.2% Michigan: Hoekstra (R) 45% Bernero (D) 27% Hoekstra (R) 40% Dillon (D) 32% Hoekstra (R) 42% Ilitch (D) 35% Cox (R) 50% Bernero (D) 28% Cox (R) 47% Dillon (D) 30% Cox (R) 48% Ilitch (D) 30% EPIC-MRA 1/24-26/10 4% Minnesota: Republican Democrat Coleman 50% Rybak 30% Seifert 11% Dayton 30% Brod 5% Anderson Kelliher 8% Emmer 1% Entenza 6% Other 7% Other 5% MoE 5.4% MoE 4.9% Rasmussen Reports 1/10/09 Mississippi: Next Governor Election in 2011 Missouri: Next Governor Election in 2012 Montana: Next Governor Election in 2012 Nebraska: Heineman (R) 61% Nelson (D) 30% Rasmussen Reports 12/28/09 4.5% Nevada: Reid (D) 44% Gibbons (R) 35% Reid (D) 33% Sandoval (R) 45% Reid (D) 40% Montandon (R) 36% Rasmussen Reports 2/3/10 4.5% New Hampshire: Lynch (D) 59% Kimball (R) 13% Research 2000 2/1-3/10 4% New Jersey: Christie 42% Corzine 40% Daggett 12% Quinnipiac Univ. Christie 41% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Christie 47% Corzine 41% Daggett 11% Public Policy Polling Christie 41% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% Monmouth Univ. Christie 37% Corzine 41% Daggett 15% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (D) Christie 45% Corzine 42% Daggett 10% SurveyUSA Christie 41% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% YouGov Christie 46% Corzine 43% Daggett 8% Rasmussen Reports Christie 39% Corzine 40% Daggett 14% Zogby International Christie 42% Corzine 35% Daggett 8% Neighborhood Research (R) Christie 42% Corzine 41% Daggett 14% Research 2000 Christie 33% Corzine 42% Daggett 7% Suffolk Univ. Christie 36% Corzine 39% Daggett 20% Rutgers Univ. Christie 39% Corzine 40% Daggett 14% New York Times New Mexico: Wilson (R) 35% Denish (D) 57% Pearce (R) 35% Denish (D) 57% Harstad Strategic Research (D) 5/31-6/4/09 4% New York: Lazio (R) 40% Paterson (D) 39% Lazio (R) 25% Cuomo (D) 57% Quinnipiac Univ. 1/27-2/1/10 2.1% Lazio (R) 45% Paterson (D) 38% Lazio (R) 35% Cuomo (D) 54% Rasmussen Reports 1/18/10 3.1% Lazio (R) 42% Paterson (D) 42% Lazio (R) 24% Cuomo (D) 66% Siena College 1/10-14/10 3.5% North Carolina: Next Governor Election in 2012 McCrory (R) 46% Perdue (D) 32% Tel Opinion Research (R) 6/14-17/09 4% North Dakota: Next Governor Election in 2012 Ohio: Kasich (R) 51% Strickland (D) 45% Univ. of Cincinnati 1/13-19/10 3.4% Kasich 43% Strickland 33% Wenzel Strategies (R) 1/8-12/10 3.1% Kasich 47% Strickland 40% Rasmussen Reports 1/12/10 4.5% Oklahoma: Fallin (R) 52% Askins (D) 36% Fallin (R) 51% Edmondson (D) 39% SoonerPoll.com 1/2-5/10 3.9% Oregon: Kitzhaber (D) 47% Atkinson (R) 27% Kitzhaber (D) 49 Alley (R) 22% Davis, Hibbitts & Midghall 6/22-24/09 4% Pennsylvania: Corbett (R) 46% Hoeffel (D) 30% Corbett (R) 45% Onorato (D) 30% Corbett (R) 43% Wagner (D) 33% Quinnipiac University 12/8-14/09 2.6% Corbett (R) 46% Doherty (D) 23% Corbett (R) 48% Hoeffel (D) 26% Corbett (R) 44% Onorato (D) 28% Corbett (R) 43% Wagner (D) 30% Rasmussen Reports 12/10/09 4.5% Rhode Island: Robitaille (R) 13% Caprio (D) 30% Chafee (I)31% Robitaille (R) 18% Lynch (D) 23% Chafee (I) 34% Flemings & Assoc. 1/27-31/10 4.4% South Carolina: Barrett (R) 40% Rex (D) 33% Barrett (R) 42% Ford (D) 28% Barrett (R) 41% Sheheen (D) 26% Bauer (R) 36% Rex (D) 37% Bauer (R) 37% Ford (D) 33% Bauer (R) 38% Sheheen (D) 33% McMaster (R) 40% Rex (D) 31% McMaster (R) 42% Ford (D) 27% McMaster (R) 41% Sheheen (D) 27% Public Policy Polling (D) 12/3-6/09 4.1% Rex (D) 33% Barrett (R) 39% Rex (D) 36% Bauer (R) 35% Rex (D) 32% McMaster (R) 39% Sheheen (D) 23% Barrett (R) 45% Sheheen (D) 29% Bauer (R) 39% Sheheen (D) 26% McMaster (R) 43% Rasmussen Reports 12/2/09 4.5% South Dakota: Heidepriem (D) 29% Daugaard (R) 42% Heidepriem (D) 29% Knudson (R) 39% Heidepriem (D) 30% Munsterman (R) 35% Heidepriem (D) 30% Knuppe (R) 32% Public Policy Polling 12/10-13/09 3.7% Tennessee: Democratic Primary McWherter 22% Kyle 5% McMillan 4% Herron 3% Cammack 1% Democratic Primary Benenson Strategy Group (D) 11/2-5/09 4.9% McWherter 26% Herron 6% McMillan 6% Kyle 5% Cammack 1% Texas: White (D) 39% Perry (R) 48% White (D) 36% Hutchison (R) 49% White (D) 38% Medina (R) 41% Rasmussen Reports 2/1/10 3% Utah: Next Governor Election in 2012 Special Election Herbert (R) 55% Corroon (D) 30% Mason Dixon 1/18-20/10 4% Herbert (R) 48% Corroon (D) 35% Dan Jones & Assoc. 1/12-13/10 4.9% Vermont: No Public Polls Available Virginia: McDonnell 56% Deeds 42% Public Policy Polling McDonnell 58% Deeds 40% SurveyUSA McDonnell 53% Deeds 41% Mason Dixon McDonnell 53% Deeds 40% YouGov McDonnell 54% Deeds 44% Research 2000 McDonnell 54% Deeds 41% Rasmussen Reports McDonnell 55% Deeds 39% Roanoke College McDonnell 55% Deeds 44% Washington Post McDonnell 54% Deeds 36% Va. Commonwealth Univ. McDonnell 49% Deeds 41% Clarus Research Group McDonnell 45% Deeds 31% Christopher Newport Univ. Washington: Next Governor Election in 2012 West Virginia: Next Governor Election in 2012 Wisconsin: Barrett (D) 38% Neumann (R) 42%  Barrett (D) 38% Walker (R) 48% Rasmussen Reports 1/26/10 4.5% Wyoming: No Public Polls Available
2010 U.S. Senate Races
Senate Polls Last Updated on February 8, 2010
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Democratic Take Over		 Cyan
Democrats Retention		 Purple
Toss Up		 Dark Green
Independent		 Pink
Republican Retention		 Red
Republican Take Over
No Senate Race in Gray States
Alabama: No Public Polls Available Alaska: Murkowski 52% Democrat 25% Public Policy Polling (D) 1/27-28/10 3.7% Arizona: McCain (R) 50% Napolitano (D) 41% Arizona State Univ. 11/19-22/09 3.3% Arkansas: Lincoln (D) 33% Baker (R) 52% Lincoln (D) 35% Boozman (R) 45% Lincoln (D) 34% Coleman (R) 50% Lincoln (D) 36% Cox (R) 50% Lincoln (D) 35% Hendren (R) 51% Rasmussen Reports 2/1/10 4.5% Lincoln 35% Baker 50% Lincoln 33% Boozman 56% Beebe (D) 46% Baker 38% Beebe (D) 43% Boozman 44% Clark (D) 39% Baker 45% Clark (D) 36% Boozman 51% Halter (D) 34 Baker 45% Halter (D) 30% Boozman 53% Ross (D) 39% Baker 39% Ross (D) 37% Boozman 48% Public Policy Polling (D) 1/29-31/10 3.4% Lincoln 39% Baker 43% Lincoln 40% Coleman 39% Lincoln 41% Cox 38% Lincoln 43% Hendren 38% Lincoln 43% Holt (R) 37% Lincoln 41% Reynolds (R) 38% Mason-Dixon 1/18-20/10 4% Lincoln 37% Baker 37% Lincoln 38% Coleman 34% Lincoln 37% Cox 36% Lincoln 39% Hendren 37% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% California: Boxer (D) 48% Fiorina (R) 40% Boxer (D) 47% DeVore (R) 39% Boxer (D) 45% Campbell (R) 41% Public Policy Institute 1/12-19/10 3% Boxer (D) 50% Fiorina (R) 35% Boxer (D) 51% DeVore (R) 34% Boxer (D) 48% Campbell (R) 38% Field Poll 1/5-17/10 3.3% Boxer (D) 46% Fiorina (R) 43% Boxer (D) 46% DeVore (R) 40% Boxer (D) 46% Campbell (R) 42% Rasmussen Reports 1/14/10 4.5% Colorado: Bennet (D) 37% Norton (R) 51% Bennet (D) 40% Wiens (R) 45% Bennet (D) 41% Buck (R) 45% Romanoff (D) 38% Norton (R) 45% Romanoff (D) 40% Wiens (R) 42% Romanoff (D) 39% Buck (R) 45% Rasmussen Reports 2/2/10 4.5% Bennet 35% Norton 38% Romanoff 33% Norton 39% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Bennet 39% Norton 40% Bennet 42% Wiens 38% Bennet 41% Buck 38% Romanoff 39% Norton 41% Romanoff 41% Wiens 39% Romanoff 40% Buck 39% Research 2000 1/11-13/10 4% Connecticut: Blumenthal (D) 54% Simmons (R) 35% Blumenthal (D) 56% McMahon (R) 36% Rasmussen Reports 2/1/10 4.5% Blumenthal (D) 54% Simmons (R) 35% Blumenthal (D) 56% McMahon (R) 34% Blumenthal (D) 56% Schiff (R) 33% Research 2000 1/11-13/10 4% Blumenthal (D) 47% Simmons (R) 34% Blumenthal (D) 47% McMahon (R) 35% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Blumenthal (D) 62% Simmons (R) 27% Blumenthal (D) 64% McMahon (R) 23% Blumenthal (D) 66% Schiff (R) 19% Quinnipiac University 1/8-12/10 2.6% Delaware: Castle (R) 56% Coons (D) 27% Rasmussen Reports 1/25/10 4.5% District of Columbia: No Representation in U.S. Senate Florida: Crist (R) 48% Meek (D) 33% Rubio (R) 49% Meek (D) 32% Rasmussen Reports 1/27/10 3% Crist (R) 47% Meek (D) 29% Rubio (R) 42% Meek (D) 30% Crist (R) 49% Ferré (D) 27% Rubio (R) 43% Ferré (D) 27% Rubio (R) 32% Meek (D) 24% Crist (I) 26% Rubio (R) 32% Ferré (D) 19% Crist (I) 29% Fabrizio, McLaughlin 1/27-28/10 3.5% Crist (R) 48% Meek (D) 36% Rubio (R) 35% Meek (D) 44% Quinnipiac Univ. 1/20-24/10 2.4% Crist (R) 36% Meek (D) 34% Rubio (R) 33% Meek (D) 40% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Georgia: Isakson (R) 48% Marshall (D) 40% Isakson (R) 47% Barnes (D) 43% Research 2000 4/27-29/09 4% Hawaii: Lingle (R) 40% Inouye (D) 52% Research 2000 6/15-17/09 4% Idaho: No Public Polls Available Illinois: Kirk (R) 46% Giannoulias (D) 40% Rasmussen Reports (R) 2/3/10 4.5% Kirk 47% Giannoulias 35% Magellan Data and Mapping Strategies (R) 2/2/10 3.3% Kirk 34% Giannoulias 42% Public Policy Polling 1/22-25/10 3% Indiana: Bayh (D) 44% Pence ()R 47% Bayh (D) 44% Hostettler (R) 41% Bayh (D) 45% Stutzman (R) 33% Rasmussen Reports 1/21, 1/24/10 3.5% Iowa: Grassley (R) 59% Conlin (D) 31% Grassley (R) 59% Krause (D) 26% Grassley (R) 61% Fiegen (D) 25% Rasmussen Reports 1/26/10 4.5% Kansas: Republican Primary Moran 40% Tiahrt 33% SurveyUSA 1/29-31/10 4.4% Kentucky: Grayson (R) 49% Mongiardo (D) 35% Grayson (R) 44% Conway (D) 40% Paul (R) 48% Mongiardo (D) 37% Paul (R) 47% Conway (D) 39% Rasmussen Reports 2/2/10 4.5% Louisiana: Melancon (D) 32% Vitter (R) 52% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Melancon (D) 35% Vitter (R) 53% Rasmussen Reports 1/14/10 4.5% Maine: No Senate Election in 2010 Maryland: Someone new 36% re-elect Mikulski (D) 53% Depends 4% Clarus Research Group 10/30-11/2/09 3.9% Massachusetts: Special Senate Election in 2010 Brown (R) 48% Coakley (D) 48% Kennedy (L) 3% Research 2000 1/15-17/10 4% Brown 52% Coakley 45% Kennedy 2% American Research Group 1/15-17/10 4% Brown 52.2% Coakley 43.1% Kennedy 1.9% Insider Advantage 1/17/10 3.5% Brown 51.9% Coakley 42.3% CrossTarget (R) 1/17/10 4.1% Brown 51% Coakley 46% Public Policy Polling 1/16-17/10 2.8% Brown 50.8% Coakley 41.2% Kennedy 1.8% Merriman River Group 1/15/10 4.1% Brown 50% Coakley 46% Kennedy 3% Suffolk University 1/11-13/10 4.4% Brown 47% Coakley 49% Kennedy 3% Rasmussen Reports 1/11/10 3% Brown 36% Coakley 53% Kennedy 5% Univ. of NH 1/2-6/10 4.2% Michigan: No Senate Election in 2010 Minnesota: No Senate Election in 2010 Mississippi: No Senate Election in 2010 Missouri: Carnahan (D) 43% Blunt (R) 39% Carnahan (D) 40% Purgason (R) 34% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Blunt (R) 44% Carnahan (D) 46% Rasmussen Reports 12/15/09 4.5% Montana: No Senate Election in 2010 Nebraska: No Senate Election in 2010 2012 Senate Heineman (R) 61% Nelson (D) 30% Rasmussen Reports 12/28/09 4.5% Nevada: Reid (D) 39% Tarkanian (R) 47% Reid (D) 39% Lowden (R) 45% Reid (D) 40% Angle (R) 44% Reid (D) 41% Krolicki (R) 44% Rasmussen Report 2/2/10 4.5% Reid (D) 41% Tarkanian (R) 52% Reid (D) 42% Lowden (R) 51% Research 2000 1/18-20/10 4% Reid 42% Tarkanian 50% Reid 41% Lowden 51% Public Policy Polling 1/11-12/10 3.6% Reid 43% Tarkanian 41% Reid 41% Lowden 42% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% New Hampshire: Hodes (D) 39% Ayotte (R) 46% Hodes (D) 46% Lamontagne (R) 36% Hodes (D) 45% Binnie (R) 35% Research 2000 2/1-3/10 4% Hodes (D) 40% Ayotte (R) 49% Hodes (D) 45% Lamontagne (R) 38% Hodes (D) 43% Binnie (R) 37% Rasmussen Reports 1/12/10 4.5% New Jersey: No Senate Election in 2010 New Mexico: No Senate Election in 2010 New York: Kudlow (R) 25% Schumer (D) 67% Marist College 1/25-27/10 3.4% Blakeman (R) 27% Gillibrand (D) 44% Blakeman (R) 26% Ford (D) 35% Quinnipiac Univ. 1/27-2/1/10 2.1% Gillibrand (D) 52% Blakeman (R) 30% Ford (D) 39% Blakeman (R) 35% Marist College 1/25-27/10 3.4% Republican 34% Gillibrand (D) 39% Ford (I) 34% Rasmussen Reports 1/18/10 3.1% North Carolina: Burr (R) 50% Cunningham (D) 34% Burr (R) 47% Marshall (D) 37% Rasmussen Reports 1/27/10 4.5% Burr (R) 45% Cunningham (D) 36% Burr (R) 46% Lewis (D) 34% Burr (R) 44% Marshall (D) 37% Public Policy Polling (D) 1/15-18/10 3.8% North Dakota: Hoeven (R) 56% Schultz (D) 32% Hoeven (R) 56% Schneider (D) 32% Hoeven (R) 55% Heitkamp (D) 34% Research 2000 1/11-13/10 4% Hoeven 56% Pomeroy (D) 29% Hoeven 58% Heitkamp 30% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Ohio: Portman (R) 43% Fisher (D) 39% Portman (R) 42% Brunner (D) 38% Rasmussen Reports 2/5-6/10 4.5% Portman (R) 37% Fisher (D) 31% Portman (R) 40% Brunner (D) 35% Wenzel Strategies (R) 1/8-12/10 3.1% Oklahoma: Henry (D) 40% Coburn (R) 52% Boren (D) 36% Coburn (R) 53% Public Policy Polling 5/13-17/09 3.7% Oregon: No Public Polls Available Pennsylvania: Toomey (R) 45% Specter (D) 31% Toomey (R) 41% Sestak (D) 19% Franklin & Marshall 1/18-24/10 3.1% LV Toomey (R) 49% Specter (D) 40% Toomey (R) 43% Sestak (D) 35% Rasmussen Reports 1/18/10 3% Toomey 40% Specter 39% Toomey 37% Sestak 33% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Rhode Island: No Senate Election in 2010 South Carolina: DeMint 47% Democrat 38% Public Policy Polling (D) 12/3-6/09 4.1% South Dakota: Thune (R) 56% Democrat 33% Public Policy Polling (D), 12/10-13/09 3.7% Tennessee: No Senate Election in 2010 Texas: No Senate Election in 2010 Dewhurst (R) 13% White (D) 13% Sharp (D) 10% Shapiro (R) 3% M. Williams (R) 3% Jones (R) 2% R. Williams (R) 1% YouGov / Polimetrix 10/20-27/09 3.5% Utah: Bennett (R) 53% Democrat (D) 26% Mason Dixon 1/18-20/10 4% Vermont: Douglas (R) 36% Leahy (D) 58% Research 2000 1/12-14/09 4% Virginia: No Senate Election in 2010 Allen 44% Webb 43% Public Policy Polling 7/31-8/3/09 4.1% Washington: Rossi (R) 45% Murray (D) 43% Moore Insight (R) 1/24-25/10 4.4% West Virginia: No Senate Election in 2010 Wisconsin: Thompson (R) 47% Feingold (D) 43% Rasmussen Reports 1/26/10 4.5% Wyoming: No Senate Election in 2010
2010 House Races
House Polls Last Updated on February 7, 2010
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Democratic Take Over		 Cyan
Democrats Retention		 Purple
Toss Up		 Green
No Polls		 Pink
Republican Retention		 Red
Republican Take Over
House Races
Alabama: 7th District Democratic Primary Smoot 24% Hilliard 19% Perkins 9% Sewell 4% Feldman Group (D) 8/31-9/2/09 4.9% Alaska: Young (R) 49% Crawford (D) 34% Public Policy Polling (D) 1/27-28/10 3.7% Arizona: 5th District New Person 41% Mithcell (D) 41% American Viewpoint (R) 8/31-9/1/09 5.7% Arkansas: 2nd District Griffin (R) 56% Snyder (D) 39% SurveyUSA 1/11-13/10 4% California: 10th District Harmer (R) 40% Garamendi (D) 50% other 6% SurveyUSA 10/26-28/09 4.1% Colorado: 3rd District Tipton (R) 44% Salazar (D) 46% Tarrance Group (R) 12/8-9/09 5.7% 4th District GOP Primary Gardner 18% Jerke 12% Lucero 11% Brown 11% Magellan Data & Mapping Strategies (R) 4/1-9/09 3.2% Connecticut: No Public Polls Available Delaware: Republican 45% Democrat 51% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% District of Columbia: No Public Polls Available Florida: 1st District Democratic Primary Lawson 35% Boyd 31% Research Network 11/12-16/09 5.7% 12th District Ross (R) 42% Edwards (D) 46% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research (D) 11/17-19/09 4.9% Georgia: No Public Polls Available Hawaii: 1st District Case (D) 37% Hanabusa (D) 25% Djou (R) 17% Mason-Dixon 1/8-12/10 5% Idaho: No Public Polls Available Illinois: 10th District Democratic Primary Seals 63% Hamos 8% Richardson 2% Anzalone Liszt Research (D) 8/3-6/09 4.9% Indiana: 9th District Sodrel (R) 49% Hill (D) 41% SurveyUSA 1/17-19/10 4% Iowa: 3rd District GOP Primary Zaun 26% Gibbons 5% Funk 4% Bertroche 2% Rees 1% Victory Enterprises (R) 1/27-28/10 4.9% Kansas: 4th District Republican Primary Kelsey 17% Schodorf 15% Hartman 8% Pompeo 6% Anderson 4% Undecided 49% Dresner, Wickers and Assoc. (R) 10/3-4/09 5.2% Kentucky: No Public Polls Available Louisiana: No Public Polls Available Maine: No Public Polls Available Maryland: 1st District Harris (R) 52% Kratovil (D) 32% Tarrance Group (R) 11/15-17/09 5.7% Massachusetts: No Public Polls Available Michigan: 7th District Walberg (R) 50% Schauer (D) 40% Rooney (R) 31% Schauer (D) 39% National Research (R) 1/11-12/10 5.7% 13th District Cheeks-Kilpatrick (D) 27% prefer another 58% Denno Noor Polling 8/13-18/09 5.7% 14th District Conyers (D) 40% prefer another 44% Denno Noor Polling 8/13-18/09 5.7% Minnesota: 6th Congressional District Bachmann (R) 55% Clark (DFL) 37% Bachmann (R) 53% Reed (DFL) 37% Public Policy Polling (D) 12/17-20/09 3.7% Mississippi: No Public Polls Available Missouri: 7th District GOP Primary Nodler 35% Goodman 25% Long 25% Putnam 7% Donaldson 5% Elmer 2% Wilson Research Strategies (R) 3/9-10/09 5.7% Montana: At-Large Congressional District Rehberg (R) 39% Replace 27% Consider Another 34% Research 2000 8/17-19/09 4% Nebraska: No Public Polls Available Nevada: 3rd District Titus (D) 48% Lauer (R) 32% Titus (D) 40% Heck (R) 40% Mason Dixon 11/30-12/2 5.7% New Hampshire: Guinta (R) 34% Shea-Porter (D) 43% On Message (R) 4/09 5.6% New Jersey: No Public Polls Available New Mexico: No Public Polls Available New York: 1st District Altschuler (R) 45% Bishop (D) 47% SurveyUSA 1/16-18/10 4% 23rd District Scozzafava (R) 6% Owens (D) 36% Hoffman (Cns) 41% Siena College 11/1/09 4% Scozzafava 13% Owens 34% Hoffman 51% Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/1/09 2.3% Scozzafava 21% Owens 33% Hoffman 32% Research 2000 10/26-28/09 4% 20th District Tedisco (R) 43% Murphy (D) 47% Sundwall (L) 2% Siena College 3/25-26/09 3.2% North Carolina: 8th District Kissell (D) 54% D'Annunzio(R) 38% Kissell (D) 55% Huddleston (R) 37% Kissell (D) 53% Johnson (R) 39% Kissell (D) 55% Jordan (R) 39% Public Policy Polling 1/9-11/10 3.6% North Dakota: Pomeroy (D) 46% Cramer (R) 24% Pomeroy (D) 47% Sand (R) 22%  Research 2000 1/11-13/10 4% Republican 43% Democrat 46% YouGov 1/6-11/10 4.5% Pomeroy (D) 48 Schaffner (R) 21% Research 2000 1/4-6/10 4% Ohio: 1st District Chabot (R) 56% Driehaus (D) 39% SurveyUSA 1/12-14/10 4.4% 2nd District Schmidt (R) 44% Krikorian (D) 41% Pulse Opinion Research 1/24-25/10 3.6% Oklahoma: No Public Polls Available Oregon: No Public Polls Available Pennsylvania: 15th District Dent (R) 53% Callahan (D) 27% Towne (L) 8% Tarrance Group (R) 1/19-20/10 5.7% Rhode Island: 1st District Replace 31% Kennedy 35% Consider another 31% WPRI-TV 1/27-31/10 6.2% 2nd District Replace 14% Langevin 42% Consider another 35% WPRI-TV 1/27-31/10 6.2% South Carolina: 2nd District Wilson (R) 43% Miller (D) 44% Public Policy Polling (D), 9/10/09 3.6% 5th District Mulvaney (R) 39% Spratt (D) 46% Spencer (R) 37% Spratt (D) 46% Public Policy Polling (D), 1/22-24/10 4% South Dakota: Hereth-Sandlin (D) 52% Curd (R) 31% Hereth-Sandlin (D) 46% Nelson (R) 39% Public Policy Polling (D), 12/10-13/09 3.7% Tennessee: 5th District Replace 23% Cooper 35% Consider another 41% Research 2000 8/17-19/09 4% 9th District Democratic Primary Cohen 65% Herenton 14% Yacoubian Research 4/23, 26-27/09 5.2% Texas: No Public Polls Available Utah: No Public Polls Available Vermont: No Public Polls Available Virginia: 8th District new person 40% Moran (D) 38% Republican 32% Democrat 56% Tarrance Group (R) 1/19-20/10 5.2% Washington: Republican 35% Democrat 35% Moore Insight (R) 1/24-25/10 4.4% West Virginia: No Public Polls Available Wisconsin: No Public Polls Available Wyoming: No Public Polls Available
National Generic 2010 Congressional Polls
Last Updated on February 8, 2009
Race Republican Democrat Others Pollster Dates MoE
Congress Republican 37% Democrat 38% Research 2000 2/1-4/10 2%
Republican 45% Democrat 46% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (D), 2/2-4/10 3.5%
Republican 41% Democrat 36% Neither 11% Opinion Dynamics 2/2-3/10 3.3%
New Candidate 38% Current Person 19% Depends 34%
Someone else 44% Current Person 42% Marist College 2/1-3/10 3.2%
Republican 38% Democrat 43% YouGov Polimetrix 1/31-2/2/10 3.7%
Republican 45% Democrat 38% Rasmussen Reports 1/25-31/10 2%
Republican 43% Democrat 40% Public Policy Polling 1/29-31/10 4.1%
Republican 39% Democrat 37% Research 2000 1/25-28/10 2%
Republican 38% Democrat 44% YouGov Polimetrix 1/24-26/10 3.5%
Republican 42% Democrat 44% Hart (D) / McInturff (R) 1/23-25/10 3.5%
Republican 46% Democrat 37% Rasmussen Reports 1/28-24/10 2%
Republican 44% Democrat 39% other 5% Public Opinion Strategies (R) / Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (D) 1/20-21, 23/10 3.5%
Republican 46% Democrat 45% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (D) 1/7-11, 20-21, 23/10 2%
Republican 38% Democrat 37% Research 2000 1/18-21/10 2%
Republican 41.7% Democrat 37.1% McLaughlin & Associates (R) 1/19-20/10 3.1%
Republican 25.7% Democrat 30.7% TEA Party 8.0%
Republican 45% Democrat 42% Public Policy Polling 1/18-19/10 2.8%
Republican 37% Democrat 44% YouGov Polimetrix 1/16-19/10 3.6%
Republican 37% Democrat 38% Neither 10% Opinion Dynamics 1/12-13/10 3.3%
Republican 37% Democrat 49% GfK Roper Public Affairs & Media 1/12-17/10 3.1%
someone else 47% Re-elect Rep 43%
Republican 45% Democrat 37% Rasmussen Reports 1/11-17/10 2%
Republican 37% Democrat 38% Research 2000 1/11-14/10 2%
Republican 41% Democrat 41% Hart (D) / McInturff (R) 1/10-14/10 3.1%
new person 49% re-election 39%
Republican 39% Democrat 46% YouGov 1/10-12/10 3.5%
Republican 44% Democrat 46% other 2% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research (D) 1/7-11/10 3.1%
Republican 44% Democrat 45% other 2% 3.4% LV
Republican 46% Democrat 45% Opinion Research 1/8-10/10 3.1%
Republican 48% Democrat 45% 3.2% RV
Republican 45% Democrat 36% Rasmussen Reports 1/4-10/10 2%
Republican 44% Democrat 46% Pew Research Center 1/6-10/10 2.8%
Republican 36% Democrat 39% Research 2000 1/4-7/10 2%
Republican 38% Democrat 44% YouGov 1/2-4/10 3.8%
Republican 44% Democrat 35% other 6% Rasmussen Reports 12/28-30/09, 1/3/10 2%
Earlier Polls

2012 Presidential Polls
Last Updated on February 8, 2010
Race Republican Democrat Others Pollster Dates MoE
President Palin 29% Obama 44% Bloomberg 15% Marist College 2/1-3/10 3.2%
Palin 16%
Romney 11%
Cheney 10% Gingrich 7%
Huckabee 7%
Pawlenty 3%
Paul 2%
Thune 2%
undecided 42% 		Research 2000 1/20-31/10 2.2%
Romney 42% Obama 44% Public Policy Polling 1/18-19/10 2.8%
Palin 41% Obama 49%
Huckabee 45% Obama 44%
Petraeus 34% Obama 44%
Romney 35% Obama 47% other 5% Opinion Dynamics 1/12-13/10 3%
Palin 31% Obama 55% other 4%
Gingrich 29% Obama 53% other 5%
TEA Party candidate 23% Obama 48% other 5%
Someone else 47% Obama 43%
Someone else 50% Obama 39% Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor 1/3-7/10 2.8%
Pawlenty 35% Obama 48% Public Policy Polling (D) 12/4-7/09 2.8%
Palin 44% Obama 50%
Romney 42% Obama 47%
Huckabee 45% Obama 46%
Romney 44% Obama 44% other 6% Rasmussen Reports 11/24/09 3.5%
Huckabee 41% Obama 45% other 6%
Palin 43% Obama 46% other 9%
Romney 34% Obama 42% Dobbs (I) 14%
Huckabee 36% Obama 42% Dobbs (I) 12%
Palin 37% Obama 44% Dobbs (I) 12%
Republican 41% Definitely Obama 24%
Consider Obama 31%		 Washington Post 11/19-23/09 2.7%
Palin 17%
Huckabee 10%
Romney 9%
McCain 7%
Gingrich 2%
Jindal 1%
Paul 1%
Giuliani 1%
Pawlenty 1%
Crist --
Barbour --
Bush --
other 8% 		Washington Post 11/19-23/09 3.5%
Romney 37% Obama 47% Dobbs 5% Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research (D) 11/12-16/09 3.1% RV
Nader 4%
other 2%
Romney 38% Obama 45% Dobbs 6% 3.4% LV
Nader 4%
other 2%
Paul 38% Obama 46% Public Policy Polling (D) 11/13-15/09 3%
Palin 38% Obama 51%
Romney 43% Obama 48%
Huckabee 44% Obama 49%
Won't Vote for 49% Obama 45% Rasmussen Reports 10/27-28/09 3%
Pawlenty 30% Obama 50% Public Policy Polling (D) 10/16-19/09 3.5%
Palin 40% Obama 52%
Romney 40% Obama 48%
Huckabee 43% Obama 47%
Huckabee 32%
Palin 25%
Romney 21%
Pawlenty 5%
other 10%		 Opinion Research Corp. 10/16-18/09 4.5%
Huckabee 29%
Romney 24%
Palin 18%
Giuliani 14%
Pawlenty 4%
other 6%
 Rasmussen Reports 10/15/09 4%
Huckabee 44%
Romney 39%
Huckabee 55%
Palin 35%
Romney 52%
Palin 37%
Definitely another 34%
Probably another 14%		 Definitely Obama 26%
Probably Obama 17%		 Opinion Dynamics 10/13-14/09 3.3%
Bush 37% Obama 50% Public Policy Polling (D) 9/18-21/09 3.9%
Huckabee 41% Obama 48%
Palin 38% Obama 53%
Romney 39% Obama 48%
Palin 34% Obama 53% Clarus Research Group 8/14-18/09 3.1%
Gingrich 34% Obama 52%
Romney 38% Obama 47%
Huckabee 38% Obama 48%
Romney 30%
Huckabee 22%
Palin 18%
Gingrich 15%
Jindal 4%
other 2%		 5.2%
Palin 38% Obama 52% Public Policy Polling 8/14-17/09 3.3%
Gingrich 41% Obama 49%
Romney 40% Obama 47%
McCain 42% Obama 48%
Huckabee 44% Obama 47%
Palin 33% Obama 56% Marist College 8/3-6/09 3.5%
Romney 21%
Palin 20%
Huckabee 19%
Gingrich 10%
Jindal 5%
Pawlenty 1%		 5%
Palin 39% Clinton 51% other 7% Rasmussen Reports 7/30-31/09 3%
Romney 22%
Huckabee 21%
Palin 17%
Giuliani 13%
Gingrich 9%
Jindal 3%
Bush 1%
Pawlenty 1%
other 1%
Sanford <1%		 Opinion Dynamics 7/21-22/09 5.6%
Huckabee 26%
Romney 21%
Palin 19%
Gingrich 10%
Pawlenty 4%
Bush 3%
Jindal 2%
Barbour 1%
Thune <1%
Crist <1%
other 2%		 TNS 7/15-18/09 4.9%
Romney 45% Obama 45% Rasmussen Reports 7/16-17/09 3%
Palin 42% Obama 48%
Palin 43% Obama 51% Public Policy Polling (D) 7/15-16/09 4.1%
Gingrich 42% Obama 50%
Huckabee 42% Obama 48%
Romney 40% Obama 49%
Romney 26%
Palin 21%
Huckabee 19%
Gingrich 14%
Pawlenty 3%
Barbour 2%
other 4%		 Gallup 7/10-12/09 3.1%
Romney 25%
Palin 24%
Huckabee 22%
Gingrich 14%
Barbour 1%
Pawlenty 1%
other 6%		 Rasmussen Reports 7/6/09 3.6%
Gingrich 41% Obama 49% Public Policy Polling 6/12-16/09 3.9%
Huckabee 43% Obama 50%
Palin 40% Obama 52%
Romney 40% Obama 48%
Definitely another 24%
Probably another 7%		 Definitely Obama 31%
Probably Obama 16%		 Too early to decide 18% Diageo / Hotline 6/4-7/09 3.5%
Huckabee 22%
Palin 21%
Romney 21%
Gingrich 13%
Bush 6%
other 10%		 Opinion Research Corp. 5/14-17/09 4.5%
Gingrich 36% Obama 53% Public Policy Polling 5/14-18/09 3.1%
Huckabee 39% Obama 52%
Palin 37% Obama 56%
Romney 35% Obama 53%
Giuliani 16%
Huckabee 15%
Romney 14%
Palin 9%
Gingrich 7%
Bush 3%
Sanford 3%
Jindal 2%
other 10%		 Opinion Dynamics 5/12-13/09 3.3%
Definitely another 26%
Probably another 6%		 Definitely Obama 31%
Probably Obama 14%		 Too early to decide 18% Diageo / Hotline 4/23-26/09 3.5%
Definitely another 23%
Probably another 8%		 Definitely Obama 37%
Probably Obama 15%		 Opinion Dynamics 4/22-23/09 3.3%
vote to replace 24%
consider another 22%		 Obama 42% Public Opinion Strategies (R) 4/19-21/09 3.5%
Gingrich 39% Obama 52% Public Policy Polling 4/17-19/09 3.7%
Huckabee 42% Obama 49%
Palin 41% Obama 53%
Romney 39% Obama 50%
another 39% Obama 50% RT Strategies 4/8-11/09 3.4%
Palin 34% Obama 55% Public Policy Polling 3/13-15/09 3.7%
Palin 29%
Huckabee 26%
Romney 21%
Jindal 9%
Other 10%
None 4%		 Opinion Research Corp. 2/18-19/09 4.7%

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