MO: Research 2000: McCaskill (D) and Talent (R) deadlocked

[Tender Branson]

New Poll: Missouri Senator by Research 2000 on 2006-10-26

Summary: D: 47%, R: 47%, U: 4%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I think this is the more reflective poll than the other polls we have been getting on this race.

[Adlai Stevenson]

I hope it is.  Talent has led by 2%-3% in the last polls carried out on this race, whereas McCaskill had been leading for around the last few months.  I'm hoping that Stem Cell Research and Minimum Wage on the ballot elect McCaskill.

[Eraserhead]

I hope it is.  Talent has led by 2%-3% in the last polls carried out on this race, whereas McCaskill had been leading for around the last few months.  I'm hoping that Stem Cell Research and Minimum Wage on the ballot elect McCaskill.

I don't think anyone will really be able to call this race until election night.

[memphis]

I hope it is.  Talent has led by 2%-3% in the last polls carried out on this race, whereas McCaskill had been leading for around the last few months.  I'm hoping that Stem Cell Research and Minimum Wage on the ballot elect McCaskill.

I don't think anyone will really be able to call this race until election night.

As close as this one is and considering its implications for control of the Senate, I wouldn't be surprised to see a Florida 2000 type fiasco. I think both sides will be more than willing to contest if it's close enough that irregularites are an issue. Just for the sake of argument, what's the political makeup of the Missouri Supreme Court?

[Tender Branson]

I hope it is.  Talent has led by 2%-3% in the last polls carried out on this race, whereas McCaskill had been leading for around the last few months.  I'm hoping that Stem Cell Research and Minimum Wage on the ballot elect McCaskill.

I don't think anyone will really be able to call this race until election night.

As close as this one is and considering its implications for control of the Senate, I wouldn't be surprised to see a Florida 2000 type fiasco. I think both sides will be more than willing to contest if it's close enough that irregularites are an issue. Just for the sake of argument, what's the political makeup of the Missouri Supreme Court?

Maybe Opebo knows that ... I just know that the Secretaries of State in MO, TN and VA are all Democrats.

[opebo]

As close as this one is and considering its implications for control of the Senate, I wouldn't be surprised to see a Florida 2000 type fiasco. I think both sides will be more than willing to contest if it's close enough that irregularites are an issue. Just for the sake of argument, what's the political makeup of the Missouri Supreme Court?

Maybe Opebo knows that ... I just know that the Secretaries of State in MO, TN and VA are all Democrats.

I really don't know, but I believe the right-wingers are up in arms because they struck down a voter-ID requirement just recently.  So that's a good sign they are moderate.