2006

Last night's Slate Scorecard update reviewed the relatively recent polls showing new momentum for Iowa gubernatorial candidate Democrat Chet Culver, b...

Andrew Kohut is the President of the Pew Research Center and arguably the dean of the survey research profession. President of the Gallup Organizatio...

My last post looked at evidence of an "anti-Republican wave" in the form of consistent Democratic advantages on the so-called generic House vote. Toda...

I have spent a lot time over the last few days pouring over the U.S. House polling numbers on Pollster as we have been at work on some sort of summary...

Yesterday, our Slate update shifted to a district-by-district focus on races for the U.S. House. Our initial tally shows Democrats right on the edge o...

With the addition of House race data to Pollster.com, it is a good time to talk about the difficulty of measuring the status of the race to control Co...

A staple of modern American politics is the article or column that inevitably follows any landslide election speculating whether this particular victo...

We have devoted much attention recently to the flood of new national surveys showing small declines in the Bush job approval rating and modest Democra...

Our Slate Election Scorecard update tonight focuses on two new polls in New Jersey that confirm recent gains by Bob Menendez and move the race to lean...

This "Guest Pollster Corner" contribution comes from Thomas Riehle, a Partner of RT Strategies Editor's note: In a 2:30 p.m. press conference, Riehle...

Our Slate Election Scorecard update yesterday focused on a new poll in Connecticut conducted by for the Hartford Courant by the University of Connecti...

Today's flood of new national surveys provides enough raw material for a week's worth of blog posts.  The new surveys are from ABC News/Washingto...

The post-Foley Folly polls find an upturn in the Democratic margin in the generic Congressional ballot. Prior to the Foley developments, Democrats h...

Four new polls find approval of President Bush has declined substantially since the end of September, following revelations of "overly friendly" em...

Our Slate Election Scorecard update for this evening focuses on two races for Governor: Michigan, where two new polls showing Governor Jennifer Granh...

Not quite two weeks ago, I wrote about a survey of Indiana's 8th Congressional District conducted by for the Evansville Courier & Press by Indiana...

Last night, Josh Marshall linked to a new national automated poll from SurveyUSA asking whether House Speaker Dennis Hastert should resign: Bas...

Our update to the Slate Election Scorecard yesterday focused on six new statewide polls from the USAToday/Gallup partnership.  Their new poll in ...

I'm between planes so no time for a full post, but the generic ballot that was trending slightly down two weeks ago is now at least flat and perhaps...

More post-NIE, post-Woodward, post-Foley polls are out, suggesting that approval of President Bush has stopped its recent rise and has begun to turn...

"This is as close to pollster hell as it gets." Or so wrote GOP pollster Bill Cullo last night on Crosstabs.org. While this may be an especially helli...

Our update Tonight's Slate Election Scorecard update focuses on the slew of new statewide surveys released earlier today by the Reuters/Zogby polling ...

Our Slate Senate Scorecard update for tonight focuses on a new Rasmussen poll in Connecticut that shows Joe Lieberman leading Democratic nominee Ned L...

Instapundit Glenn Reynolds asked a good question yesterday: THE LATEST POLL shows a Ford-Corker dead heat. Hmm. Just yesterday we had one with Ford u...

Our Slate Election Scorecard update for tonight looks at a slew of new polls that largely confirm the status of many races but make one key change:&nb...