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Daily Kos Elections Morning Digest: Markey’s lead grows, per PPP, and Gomez goes on the air
Christie Goes Negative Despite Huge Lead
“Sky-high approval ratings be damned — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is going on air next week with an ad that paints his Democratic rival Barbara Buono as a tax-hiker who is yoked to unpopular former governor Jon Corzine,” Politico reports. Tweet This Post
Markey Holds Wide Lead for Senate
A new Suffolk University poll in Massachusetts finds Rep. Edward Markey (D) leading Gabriel Gomez (R) by 17 points in the race for U.S. Senate, 52% to 35%. Tweet This Post
Cuccinelli Holds Slight Lead in Virginia
A new NBC News/Marist poll in Virginia finds Ken Cuccinelli (R) leading Terry McAuliffe (D) in the race for governor among likely voters, 45% to 42%. Tweet This Post
Sanford Grabs Lead in Special Election Race
A new Public Policy Polling survey in South Carolina’s 1st congressional district finds a race that’s too close to call, with Mark Sanford (R) edging Elizabeth Colbert Busch (D), 47% to 46%. Tweet This Post
Cuccinelli Grabs Early Lead in Virginia
A new Washington Post poll in Virginia finds Ken Cuccinelli (R) has an early lead over Terry McAuliffe (D) in their race for governor, 46% to 41% among all voters and 51% to 41% among those voters certain to cast a ballot. Tweet This Post
NRA’s next president to lead its court fights against gun control
By Andrea Lorenz HOUSTON (Reuters) – Alabama lawyer Jim Porter, in line to become the next president of the National Rifle Association, is expected to spearhead the group's court challenges of gun-control laws enacted in several states since the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting massacre. Porter, 64, the son of another Alabama lawyer who served as [...]
Markey Holds Single Digit Lead
An Emerson College Polling Institute survey in Massachusetts finds Rep. Ed Markey (D) with a six-point lead over Gabriel Gomez (R) in the special election race for U.S. Senate, 42% to 36%. Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire Tweet This Post
Democrats Lead in Generic Congressional Ballot
A new Quinnipiac poll finds American voters, by a slim margin, say they are more likely to vote Democratic than Republican for Congress in 2014 — 41% to 37% — “which would violate the historical model of the president’s party losing ground in the sixth year of a presidency.” Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire Tweet This [...]
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