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State polling averages are adjusted based on national trends, which means candidates’ averages can shift even in the absence of fresh state polls Read more about the methodology Sort by date
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In 2023, we made changes to the way we calculated our favorability, approval, generic congressional ballot and national 2024 Republican primary polling averages Data for the old versions of these averages is available for download here Notice any bugs or missing polls? Send us an email
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Mason-Dixon® Polling Strategy – October 2020 Kentucky Poll QUESTION: If the 2020 election for Kentucky’s U S Senate seat were held today, would you vote for: -Amy McGrath, the Democrat -Mitch McConnell, the Republican - -Brad Barron, the Libertarian
- North Carolina 9th - 2018 House Forecast - FiveThirtyEight
The Classic version of our model projects a race’s outcome by taking a weighted average of polls of a district (if available), polls of similar districts (CANTOR) and non-polling factors (fundamentals) It is then reverted toward a mean based on long-term trends in midterms and presidential
- From: David Keith, Campaign Manager RE: Polling, Wisconsin 01, October . . .
RE: Polling, Wisconsin 01, October 4-5 2018 Overview: For the last 3 weeks Paul Ryan’s Super PAC has spent nearly $3 million on very personal, negative television advertising against Randy Bryce While our campaign has responded, the GOP Super PAC has outspent us on television 2:1 The following public opinion survey results were
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Polling averages by G Elliott Morris Cooper Burton , Holly Fuong , Andrea Jones-Rooy , Irena Li , Dhrumil Mehta , Mary Radcliffe , Nathaniel Rakich , Derek Shan , Geoffrey Skelley and Julia Wolfe contributed research
- New York 21st - 2018 House Forecast | FiveThirtyEight
The Classic version of our model projects a race’s outcome by taking a weighted average of polls of a district (if available), polls of similar districts (CANTOR) and non-polling factors (fundamentals)
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