YouGov's final batch of Senate polls

[Miles]

Pres/Senate Polls.

AZ
D- 42%
R- 49%

CA
D- 56%
R- 39%

CT
D- 46%
R- 44%

FL
D- 50%
R- 44%

IN
D- 47%
R- 45%

MD
D- 57%
R- 34%

MA
D- 50%
R- 43%

MI
D- 53%
R- 41%

MN
D- 60%
R- 32%

MO
D- 52%
R- 42%

NV
D- 40%
R- 49%

NJ
D- 51%
R- 36%

NM
D- 50%
R- 43%

NY
D- 61%
R- 29%

OH
D- 48%
R- 46%

PA
D- 50%
R- 42%

TN
D- 29%
R- 62%

TX
D- 36%
R- 57%

VA
D- 46%
R- 46%

WA
D- 56%
R- 38%

WI
D- 48%
R- 47%

[Talleyrand]

They don't poll Montana?

[Miles]

They don't poll Montana?

They haven't had a poll there all cycle. Odd.

[Mehmentum]

Those seem about right, though they're missing the two races I want to know most about, Montana and North Dakota.

[tmthforu94]

Donnelly by just 2? This surprises me - considering the likely advantage Mourdock has among early voters, this race could be closer than I thought.

I'd really like to see McMahon win - she's ran a great campaign, and honestly deserves it.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

Odd batch. They seem a bit R-leaning in some states and a bit D-leaning in others. Others seem more or less right. This was an online poll, correct?

[Antonio the Sixth]

YouGov has a weird methodology (they keep the same sample and re-survey them), so it being out of the consensus is to be expected. They might see what other polls are missing, or the other way around.

[Miles]

Each state should now be linked with its poll in the database.

[Tender Branson]

Hmm. Scott Brown looks like he's voted out with almost a 60% approval rating.

Just like Chafee was defeated with a similar approval rating in 2006.