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Title: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Miles on October 08, 2014, 09:40:07 AM Link coming.
Hagan (D)- 46% Tillis (R)- 45% With leaners Hagan- 48% Tillis- 46% With leaners that are 'certain to vote' Hagan- 48% Tillis- 48% Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: backtored on October 08, 2014, 10:04:04 AM Here comes Thom.
Nine seats? Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon on October 08, 2014, 10:14:16 AM Interesting. Will wait for confirmation from someone else, but it looks like the race may have returned to the Toss-Up column.
Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Lief 🗽 on October 08, 2014, 10:15:19 AM Hagan still leads by two, it's Ramussen, float within the MOE, etc.
Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: DrScholl on October 08, 2014, 10:15:31 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon on October 08, 2014, 10:22:56 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: backtored on October 08, 2014, 10:23:21 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. Ha! Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: KCDem on October 08, 2014, 10:35:41 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. You're delusional. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: DrScholl on October 08, 2014, 10:37:57 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. I was talking about realistic gains, at this point, no one really expects Republicans to gain 10 seats. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: backtored on October 08, 2014, 10:42:01 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. I was talking about realistic gains, at this point, no one really expects Republicans to gain 10 seats. They are favored to gain eight and lose one. Hold Kansas and pick up North Carolina and you have nine. Totally realistic, if not quite likely. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: DrScholl on October 08, 2014, 10:45:40 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. I was talking about realistic gains, at this point, no one really expects Republicans to gain 10 seats. They are favored to gain eight and lose one. Hold Kansas and pick up North Carolina and you have nine. Totally realistic, if not quite likely. Roberts is behind in Kansas and Tillis is behind in North Carolina, and neither have lead in any polling since at least August. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon on October 08, 2014, 10:56:12 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. I was talking about realistic gains, at this point, no one really expects Republicans to gain 10 seats. They are favored to gain eight and lose one. Hold Kansas and pick up North Carolina and you have nine. Totally realistic, if not quite likely. Roberts is behind in Kansas and Tillis is behind in North Carolina, and neither have lead in any polling since at least August. Also, remember that what republicans need to get the senate is six. What you are saying by saying '3 to 5 at the best (is what everyone really expects)' is that no one really expects the republicans to get the senate majority, which is a ridiculous and untrue statement. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Miles on October 08, 2014, 10:57:38 AM I didn't think a Rassy poll would generate this much reponse.
Isn't it just ">Rasmussen" :P Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: DrScholl on October 08, 2014, 11:00:46 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. I was talking about realistic gains, at this point, no one really expects Republicans to gain 10 seats. They are favored to gain eight and lose one. Hold Kansas and pick up North Carolina and you have nine. Totally realistic, if not quite likely. Roberts is behind in Kansas and Tillis is behind in North Carolina, and neither have lead in any polling since at least August. Also, remember that what republicans need to get the senate is six. What you are saying by saying '3 to 5 at the best (is what everyone really expects)' is that no one really expects the republicans to get the senate majority, which is a ridiculous and untrue statement. I didn't say they were safe, but at this point, you can't factor them in the Republican column, because the polling doesn't support that. I am well aware that Republicans need 6 seats to win the Senate, I just do not think it's a guarantee at this point. I think CO and IA will stay in the blue column and that at least one of AK/AR/LA will stay in the blue column as well, which would leave Republicans short of a majority. We will settle this when the results are in, no use arguing about it right now. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon on October 08, 2014, 11:07:16 AM Here comes Thom. Nine seats? Uh, no. More like three to five seats at the best. In the best case scenario, republicans hold KY, GA, KS , and gain SD, WV, MT, AR, LA, AK, NC, IA, CO, NH for a gain of 10. I was talking about realistic gains, at this point, no one really expects Republicans to gain 10 seats. They are favored to gain eight and lose one. Hold Kansas and pick up North Carolina and you have nine. Totally realistic, if not quite likely. Roberts is behind in Kansas and Tillis is behind in North Carolina, and neither have lead in any polling since at least August. Also, remember that what republicans need to get the senate is six. What you are saying by saying '3 to 5 at the best (is what everyone really expects)' is that no one really expects the republicans to get the senate majority, which is a ridiculous and untrue statement. I didn't say they were safe, but at this point, you can't factor them in the Republican column, because the polling doesn't support that. I am well aware that Republicans need 6 seats to win the Senate, I just do not think it's a guarantee at this point. I think CO and IA will stay in the blue column and that at least one of AK/AR/LA will stay in the blue column as well, which would leave Republicans short of a majority. We will settle this when the results are in, no use arguing about it right now. Title: Re: NC: Rasmussen: Hagan clinging to lead Post by: Senate Minority Leader Lord Voldemort on October 08, 2014, 11:42:40 AM I didn't think a Rassy poll would generate this much reponse. Isn't it just ">Rasmussen" :P >Rassmussen Plus w/ Rassy's consistent R bias, wouldn't this just put it in with where all the other polls have been saying she is all along?? Title: NC: Rasmussen: Close Race in for North Carolina Senate Post by: ElectionAtlas on October 09, 2014, 04:24:57 AM New Poll: North Carolina Senator by Rasmussen on 2014-10-07 (https://uselectionatlas.org/POLLS/SENATE/2014/polls.php?action=indpoll&id=37220141007016)
Summary: D: 48%, R: 46%, I: 2%, U: 4% Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details (http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2014/north_carolina/election_2014_north_carolina_senate) |