After last night's deluge of data (for those that enjoy alliteration), today's polling load drops to a mere steady rain. Indeed, tonight's poll count stands at a "mere" 23 polls, less than half of the number that was tallied on Wednesday.
Among the highlights: either Dems are on the move in New Hampshire, or...
Thursday night brings the veritable buffet of polling data, as no less than sixteen polls grace this edition of the Wrap. It is way too early to draw any conclusions about a trend or a shift in momentum, but it is hard not to notice that there is a considerably reduced amount of suck in...
Forty-two states have already done it, and by this time next week, the entirety of the nation will have completed the process of primary elections. And, in the grand tradition of saving the best for last, there is no shortage of high-octane contests with which we will close out the primary season this week.
...And with that, five months in the wonderful year that has been 2010 are done. Time may not be flying, but it sure is hauling ass...
Given the paucity of news over the holiday weekend, this is a pretty spartan edition of the Wrap, as you might expect.
However, to kick it off,...
A brief vacation for the Wrap this weekend, but here we are, back at the keyboard. And with the absence of the weekend edition, it is safe to assume that the Monday edition of the Wrap is going to be positively bursting at the seams.
With that in mind, let's get after it...
...In a stunning revelation, New Hampshire republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Kimball revealed that he has been the victim of rape, apparently on multiple occasions.
Kimball did not offer any details of the assaults, only saying that they were, "awful," leaving voters to speculate whether it was date rape or if he was the...
Could a little-known city councilman score an upset and flip a Senate seat to the Dems? Rasmussen thinks so, if the GOP nominee is conservative insurgent J.D. Hayworth. Don't worry, though, the Ras-ster returns to form elsewhere.
Also, you'll be surprised by the incumbent Senator who got outraised by his challenger this quarter, and...
Sure, you could be out enjoying a lovely early Spring evening, but with the Wrap as chock-full of political goodness as it is today, why would you want to leave the house?
THE U.S. SENATE
KY-Sen: Primaries Heat Up, and A Fundraising Surprise
The Bluegrass State is getting red-hot (minus five points...
On this, the 60th birthday of American actor William H. Macy (who, it seemed, was featured in every movie that I watched between 1997 and 2002), we have a bursting-at-the-seams weekend edition of the Wrap....
THE U.S. SENATE
CO-Sen: New PPP Poll Implies A Toss-Up In Bennet-Norton Duel
Interesting new numbers out...
Another in a fairly busy series of days in the world of electoral politics. The Ras-a-Palooza continues, but other pollsters come in from the cold, as well. Also, some campaigns start while others come to a halt. All this can be found in the Thursday edition of the Wrap....
CT-Sen: Another Pollster Confirms the...
For what it's worth: I think the Wrap-Up looks fantastic in olive green. But, what the heck, your mileage may vary...
LA-Sen: Rasmussen Gives Vitter Modest, But Not Decisive, Lead in Poll
Though the headline reads "GOP Leads by Double Digits", you can guess that the GOP has a little trepidation looking at...
There is quite the plethora of campaign news on this Wednesday evening. Some of them have already been hashed out on the ole FP, but there were plenty of tasty leftovers for the Wrap-Up...
OH-Sen: Democrats In Solid Position for Senate Pick-Up, According to Q
A day after the good folks at Quinnipiac...
