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2:22 PM, Nov 4, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENThe last several weeks have not been good for Republican Senate candidate Richard Mourdock of Indiana. The two-term state treasurer, who beat six-term incumbent Senator Dick Lugar in the GOP primary in May, has fallen back in the polls against his Democratic opponent, Congressman Joe Donnelly. A recent poll, from Brian Howey and Depauw University, showed an 11-point lead for Donnelly.
Read more... 5:04 PM, Nov 2, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENIn the second poll released this week, Republican Scott Brown has a two-point lead over Democrat Elizabeth Warren in the Massachusetts Senate race.
Read more... 5:12 PM, Oct 31, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARREN“We feel that we are in a very, very good place, that this race is exactly where we hoped it would be a week out,” said Russ Schriefer, a senior advisor to Mitt Romney, on a Wednesday conference call with reporters. Schriefer says the Romney campaign remains convinced that the fundamentals of the race favor the Republican, even as polls show the race remains tight in important swing states like Virginia, Ohio, and Iowa.
Read more... 6:00 AM, Oct 31, 2012 • By JAY COSTThere is a peculiar divergence between various public opinion polls at the moment. On the one hand, Mitt Romney has built a narrow but durable lead in the national polls, averaging around a 1 percent advantage over the last three weeks. This has cheered the hearts of conservatives everywhere.
Read more... 3:35 PM, Oct 30, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENA new Suffolk University poll says Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has a 7-point lead over her Republican opponent, Senator Scott Brown.
Read more... 4:39 PM, Oct 29, 2012 • By JEFFREY H. ANDERSONThe latest state-by-state polling from Rasmussen Reports shows Mitt Romney leading President Obama by a tally of 279 to 243 in projected electoral votes.
Read more... 10:40 AM, Oct 29, 2012 • By JEFFREY H. ANDERSONOn Fox News Sunday, Brit Hume highlighted Mitt Romney’s clear advantage in Gallup, Rasmussen, and other national polling, and said, “Now…if those polls are generally correct, it is difficult to imagine that Ohio would be all that different. Ohio has pretty closely tracked the national outcome…since about 1960.”
Read more... 5:00 AM, Oct 29, 2012 • By FRED BARNESThe bipartisan Battleground Poll, in its “vote election model,” is projecting that Mitt Romney will defeat President Obama 52 percent to 47 percent. The poll also found that Romney has an even greater advantage among middle class voters, 52 percent to 45 percent.
Read more... 11:46 AM, Oct 27, 2012 • By WILLIAM KRISTOLOn September 11, 2012, Rasmussen Reports had President Obama's job approval at 52 percent approve, 47 percent disapprove.
Read more... Romney’s advantage with unaffiliated voters could prove key. Nov 5, 2012, Vol. 18, No. 08 • By JAY COSTWith a week to go until the 2012 presidential election, Mitt Romney has a decided leg up on President Barack Obama.
Read more... 2:02 PM, Oct 26, 2012 • By JEFFREY H. ANDERSONNewly released figures from Gallup show that the demographics of the American electorate (age, race, sex, etc.) have changed very little since 2008 except in one way: Party affiliation has swung dramatically toward the Republican party, and away from the Democratic party, during President Obama’s term.
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