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- Corzine leads rivals in race for governor
In his bid to become governor, Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon S. Corzine enjoys a commanding lead over the two most likely Republican contenders, who remain deadlocked for their party's nomination, according to a poll by The Record... Corzine, who became... - Election 2004 Results vs. Research 2000 Final Polls
For the third consecutive election cycle, Research 2000, the Nation's most unbiased and reliable research firm, provided their clients the most ACCURATE final state election polls. Below are selected state-by-state polls against the final election results: - Kerry has slim lead in state
Sen. John Kerry holds a slim lead over President Bush among New Hampshire voters, and voters here trust Kerry to do a better job in Iraq and on the economy, according to the latest Monitor poll. The poll gave Kerry... - Bush pulls closer in Michigan
A new poll indicates President Bush has climbed back into a statistical tie in his bid to win Michigan's electoral votes. The Research 2000 Poll of 600 likely voters found that 50 percent of those responding said they would vote... - Bush leads Kerry in N.C. poll
President Bush leads Democratic challenger John Kerry by 6 percentage points in North Carolina in a survey taken this week, though voters remain split over the Iraq war and how Bush is handling it. Bush was the choice of 51... - POLL: Kerry's Illinois lead shrinks
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - If Illinois is a bellwether for what's going on in "blue-state" America one week out from the presidential election, John Kerry may have some problems. Kerry is still positioned for a comfortable victory in heavily Democratic Illinois,... - MISSOURI POLL: Missouri reflects tight race
The decision by both presidential contenders to shift campaign resources out of Missouri may have put the state back in play. A new poll for the Post-Dispatch shows the race in Missouri tightening. President George W. Bush's earlier lead has... - Statistical tie in governor's race
Some believe numbers are trending toward Daniels. A new statewide poll commissioned by The Tribune and WSBT-TV indicates that Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan and Republican rival Mitch Daniels remain in a statistical tie just one week short of Election Day.... - Senate race in dead heat as candidates head into final debate
U.S. Senate candidates Betty Castor and Mel Martinez are locked in a tie as they head into their second and final debate tonight, according to a new statewide poll that shows the race is volatile and likely to rest in... - Kerry holds N.J. edge
Democrat John Kerry still leads President Bush in New Jersey by a significant margin that has held largely steady over the past three weeks, The Record Poll has found. In a survey of 600 registered, likely voters conducted last week,... - Candidates deadlocked in Nevada
As Election Day nears and the number of undecided voters dwindles, President Bush and U.S. Sen. John Kerry remain in a tight-locked race for NevadaВ’s five electoral votes, according to a new statewide poll. Mirroring results from polls conducted throughout... - Bush, Kerry in dead heat, Florida survey shows
A surge of newly registered voters has helped Democrat John Kerry regain momentum in the presidential race in Florida, where he has pulled even or just slightly ahead of President Bush, according to a statewide poll less than two weeks... - Simmons, Sullivan nearly tied in poll
Nine days before the election, a new poll in the 2nd Congressional District shows a virtual dead heat with Republican U.S. Rep. Robert R. Simmons holding a lead of 2 percentage points over his challenger, Norwich Democrat James Sullivan. The... - 2nd District Race Is Still A Close Call, Poll Shows
Simmons, Sullivan running neck and neck down stretch ... Eleven days before they will find out who goes to Washington and who stays home, U.S. Rep. Rob Simmons, R-2nd District, and Democratic challenger Jim Sullivan remain virtually tied in... - Michigan looks tough for Bush
Poll puts Kerry ahead in that state, the president ahead in Indiana ... The poll shows Democratic Sen. John Kerry with a 48 percent to 43 percent lead among all Michigan voters, a decidedly different result from the 53...