ND: Mellman (D): Heitkamp up 4

[Miles]

Report.

Heitkamp (D)- 48% (45)
Berg (R)- 45% (42)

Among the 18% of respondents who have already voted, she's leading 58-34.

[opebo]

If only it were so!  Such a nice lady.

[xavier110]

LOL, I love how's there's now a distinct possibility that our majority in the Senate will grow, with Reid  going all-in for Berkley, Murdock imploding, Warren sealing the deal, and Carmona/Heitkamp running such strong campaigns.

[opebo]

LOL, I love how's there's now a distinct possibility that our majority in the Senate will grow, with Reid  going all-in for Berkley, Murdock imploding, Warren sealing the deal, and Carmona/Heitkamp running such strong campaigns.

It really shows you there is no national repudiation of the Democrat's agenda or policies, nor any strong preference for Romney over Obama.  The only reason the Presidential is even close is because of racist voting by many whites.

[Lief 🗽]

Wonderful news! We're on our way to a 57-43 Dem-controlled Senate!

[Niemeyerite]

Wonderful news! We're on our way to a 57-43 Dem-controlled Senate!

58-42 if you add Nebraska .

I'm trolling, of course. Or maybe not?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Guys, this is a Dem firm. I'd like to see much more serious polling done in this race.

[Mr.Phips]

Im thinking Democrats pick up one seat.  Losing North Dakota, Montana, and Nebraska, but picking up Nevada, Indiana, Maine, and Massachussetts.  It could be two if Tester pulls it out, which I have no idea. 

[Holmes]

LOL, I love how's there's now a distinct possibility that our majority in the Senate will grow, with Reid  going all-in for Berkley, Murdock imploding, Warren sealing the deal, and Carmona/Heitkamp running such strong campaigns.

I agree, save for Carmona. He won't win.

[Zioneer]

LOL, I love how's there's now a distinct possibility that our majority in the Senate will grow, with Reid  going all-in for Berkley, Murdock imploding, Warren sealing the deal, and Carmona/Heitkamp running such strong campaigns.

I agree, save for Carmona. He won't win.

I think he'll win; he's run a very good campaign, and I think he can get the Hispanic part of the electorate to come out and vote for him. On the other hand, I think Heitkamp will lose, if only barely.