YouGov/NY Times/CBS News polls of all states with Gov. races

[CapoteMonster]

Suprised that Foley leads by 15 among voters 18-29.

[moderatevoter]

Why exactly do people not like Malloy?

[Free Bird]

Why exactly do people not like Malloy?

His budgets are horrible, his gun laws were totalitarian in nature and called in the middle of emotional distress, when CT has high gun ownership. He also promised a tax refund which he never delivered, and in fact raised them on everyone. And when I said not gonna be a cruiser, that's what I meant. People are just lazily assuming Malloy will win.

[Free Bird]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

[free my dawg]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

Yes. This set of polls is absolutely all over the place.

[Free Bird]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

Yes. This set of polls is absolutely all over the place.

How so? I only looked at the CT one

[Maxwell]

Foleymentum!

[Free Bird]

Regardless of accuracy of this one poll, you can't deny Foley has the edge as of now.

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

Regardless of accuracy of this one poll, you can't deny Foley has the edge as of now.

He's got the edge, but it's still a tossup. Still confident that Connecticut's Democratic lean will pull Malloy over the line in the end like in 2010.

[Miles]

This race is seriously underpolled (not contesting anything else said in this thread, just point that out). The last poll here was in May.  

[Free Bird]

This race is seriously underpolled (not contesting anything else said in this thread, just point that out). The last poll here was in May.  

[Free Bird]

Regardless of accuracy of this one poll, you can't deny Foley has the edge as of now.

He's got the edge, but it's still a tossup. Still confident that Connecticut's Democratic lean will pull Malloy over the line in the end like in 2010.

Exhibit A: 2006. A huge Democratic year
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_gubernatorial_election,_2006
Rell won in a landslide, and Malloy himself isn't the most popular guy around.

[free my dawg]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

Yes. This set of polls is absolutely all over the place.

How so? I only looked at the CT one

It has Michaud up by 14 (more than Anthony Brown or Kitzhaber to name a few) and Coakley up by 16 (which is about as much as Dayton, and more than Hassan or Wolf). Not to mention they refused to include Eliot Cutler in the Maine poll too.

On the other side, it has Brownback up by 13 (and in better shape than Martinez or Ricketts), Scott by 6, and Deal by 9. Those simply don't match up with any poll released recently.

[Free Bird]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

Yes. This set of polls is absolutely all over the place.

How so? I only looked at the CT one

It has Michaud up by 14 (more than Anthony Brown or Kitzhaber to name a few) and Coakley up by 16 (which is about as much as Dayton, and more than Hassan or Wolf). Not to mention they refused to include Eliot Cutler in the Maine poll too.

On the other side, it has Brownback up by 13 (and in better shape than Martinez or Ricketts), Scott by 6, and Deal by 9. Those simply don't match up with any poll released recently.

Ugh. I need a minute.

[free my dawg]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

Yes. This set of polls is absolutely all over the place.

How so? I only looked at the CT one

It has Michaud up by 14 (more than Anthony Brown or Kitzhaber to name a few) and Coakley up by 16 (which is about as much as Dayton, and more than Hassan or Wolf). Not to mention they refused to include Eliot Cutler in the Maine poll too.

On the other side, it has Brownback up by 13 (and in better shape than Martinez or Ricketts), Scott by 6, and Deal by 9. Those simply don't match up with any poll released recently.

Ugh. I need a minute.

Their Senate results are even worse. They have Mark Begich doing marginally better than Booker and Tom Udall.

[Free Bird]

Isn't this one of these YouGov polls?

And it checks out.

Take it back, throw this poll in the trash. Do not press go, do not collect $200.

Still proves that this is not gonna be a cruiser, despite what some think

I thought it was fairly well-known.

Would you disregard it if it showed Malloy up?

Yes. This set of polls is absolutely all over the place.

How so? I only looked at the CT one

It has Michaud up by 14 (more than Anthony Brown or Kitzhaber to name a few) and Coakley up by 16 (which is about as much as Dayton, and more than Hassan or Wolf). Not to mention they refused to include Eliot Cutler in the Maine poll too.

On the other side, it has Brownback up by 13 (and in better shape than Martinez or Ricketts), Scott by 6, and Deal by 9. Those simply don't match up with any poll released recently.

Ugh. I need a minute.

Their Senate results are even worse. They have Mark Begich doing marginally better than Booker and Tom Udall.

Are there ANY polls that seem credible?

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

Regardless of accuracy of this one poll, you can't deny Foley has the edge as of now.

He's got the edge, but it's still a tossup. Still confident that Connecticut's Democratic lean will pull Malloy over the line in the end like in 2010.

Exhibit A: 2006. A huge Democratic year
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_gubernatorial_election,_2006
Rell won in a landslide, and Malloy himself isn't the most popular guy around.

Jodi Rell was never vulnerable at all. She continually polled in the high 50s, low 60s, then entire election cycle. Malloy and Foley have been tied the entire time.

[Free Bird]

Regardless of accuracy of this one poll, you can't deny Foley has the edge as of now.

He's got the edge, but it's still a tossup. Still confident that Connecticut's Democratic lean will pull Malloy over the line in the end like in 2010.

Exhibit A: 2006. A huge Democratic year
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_gubernatorial_election,_2006
Rell won in a landslide, and Malloy himself isn't the most popular guy around.

Jodi Rell was never vulnerable at all. She continually polled in the high 50s, low 60s, then entire election cycle. Malloy and Foley have been tied the entire time.

Yet you say Malloy will pull ahead. If a state's leanings determine elections in the end, how did someone like Chris Christie win in mega-blue New Jersey in 2009? Don't say it is because he is moderate. So is Foley.

[Tender Branson]

For better overview, the poll results of each state are now in the original post ...

[Flake]

Regardless of accuracy of this one poll, you can't deny Foley has the edge as of now.

He's got the edge, but it's still a tossup. Still confident that Connecticut's Democratic lean will pull Malloy over the line in the end like in 2010.

Exhibit A: 2006. A huge Democratic year
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_gubernatorial_election,_2006
Rell won in a landslide, and Malloy himself isn't the most popular guy around.

She had an approval rating of 70% and she was pretty much guaranteed election (do you call it re-election if she was appointed?)