Swing District Poll Finds Grim Outlook for House Democrats
Filed under: House, Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, Polls, Obama Administration, Poll Watch, 2010 ElectionsThe poll found a preference for Republicans in the most competitive districts held by Democrats, and Republicans with a big advantage when ...
Charlie Crist, Arlen Specter, Artur Davis: Can Centrists Survive?
Filed under: Senate, Democrats, Republicans, Governors, 2010 Elections, Tea PartyThe polarization of both political parties, so evident in this election year, means that voters who want a pragmatic and centrist government are out of luck. Permalin...
Democrats Begin Drive to Push Through Priorities Before Elections
Filed under: Senate, House, Democrats, Republicans, The Capitolist, 2010 Elections, Congress, Harry Reid, Mitch McConnellDemocrats face a tough political environment as they begin a big push to get their legislative agenda through Congress before the N...
Anti-Incumbent Fever Runs Highest Among Older Americans
Filed under: House, Polls, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections, CongressOlder Americans have sharper anti-incumbent sentiments than their younger counterparts, reflected by a greater inclination to vote against incumbents and elect newcomers. Permalink&nbs...
Public Pans Candidates Who Backed Bailouts, Likes Those Open to Compromise
Filed under: House, Health Care, Polls, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections
Most Americans are less likely to vote for candidates who supported bank bailouts and more back those willing to compromise.
Nearly 6 in 10 May ‘Look Around’ Rather Than Re-elect Incumbent
Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, Economy, Health Care, Polls, Obama Administration, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections, Congress, Wall Street, Deficit
The anti-incumbent sentiment expressed in the Washington Post/ABC News poll mirrors that...Tuesday Primary Election Results: Will the Incumbents Survive?
Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, Primaries, 2010 Elections, Tea Party, Sestak-Specter
Politics Daily writers around the country forecast what to expect in Tuesday's Senate primaries in Pennsylvania, Arkansas and Kentucky.
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