Tuesday marks the debut of a feature that hopefully will become a regular feature on the Wrap. Since there is more than enough campaign fun to go around, today the Wrap debuts contributions from other members of the DK front page team.
DE-Sen: Is Castle Really The Front-Runner?
In the wake of
Fairleigh Dickinson University (PDF), 9/28-10/5, MoE +/- 4%
Jon Corzine (D) 38
Chris Christie (R) 37
Chris Daggett (I) 17
Normally, statistically insignificant "leads" for an incumbent do not inspire celebration among the party faithful. But when the incumbent in question has not led in a...
As the weather finally becomes Fall-like in Southern California (some places in the 40s this morning--oh my!), things on the campaign trail can actually be expected to heat up over the next few weeks.
More candidate announcements are likely, given that we are coming up on one year until Election 2010. Campaign finance reports...
After a flood of electoral news yesterday, the river has dried up to a dry creek bed on this Friday night. And now that I have abused just about every water-based metaphor known to man, let's get to the Wrap-Up for Friday night.
NJ-Gov: Candidates Spar in Debate
On Thursday night, the three...
After a couple of quiet days on the trail, today is such an avalanche of campaign news that it is time to debut a feature I expect to see a lot more of as we head to campaign season--some of the items will just be linked to at the bottom with a minimal explanation.
...On this, the final day of September, some campaign news to consider as Alan Grayson continues whacking the GOP:
VA-Gov: Rasmussen Splits The Difference on the Governors Race
After SurveyUSA and PPP did their level best to completely baffle voters yesterday as to the state of the Virginia Governor's race (either...
Tuesday, unlike yesterday, winds up being a reasonably quiet day on the campaign trail. We do get one headline out of Virginia: Democrat Creigh Deeds is either close to Republican Bob McDonnell in the gubernatorial race, or he is not even in striking distance.
VA-Gov: Two New Polls Give Wildly Contradictory Results
We...
Another Monday in campaign land, with a small handful of new polls over the weekend, as well as some very intriguing news out of the forthcoming special election in upstate New York is which it is now conceivable that the Democrats could pad their House majority.
AZ-Gov: Rasmussen Confirms Democratic Lead Over GOP Incumbent...
Not a lot of candidate news, but quite a slate of polling for a September evening. Let's get to it...
NJ-Gov: Two Pollsters Show GOP Lead Tightening
A pair of pollsters on opposite sides of the partisan spectrum are agreeing on one thing as we enter the final week of September: incumbent Democrat...
A fairly quiet Wednesday on the campaign trail, all in all. A couple of interesting polls, plus Rasmussen Reports makes a mistake that will do nothing to dispel the rapidly growing conventional wisdom on the left that they are Republican shills. Let's get after it.
AZ-Gov: Incumbent GOP Governor Trails In 2010 Re-Election Bid...
It's an electoral buffet tonight on the Wrap: a few new polls (both national and 2010 numbers in the mix), a couple of pieces of campaign information, and might David Vitter be in trouble (again)?
RACE FOR THE WH: New National Polls Show Obama Stability
Two new national polls were released today, and...
As the seasons change (summer seemed absurdly short, didn't it?), expect the campaign circus to rush into full swing, especially in those places with major battles on the ballot in 2009. There is news in those 2009 states, but plenty of news relating to the midterm elections, as well.
VA-Gov: New WaPo Poll Puts...
