A new batch of polls from Faux News show that the
momentum is definitely moving towards Democrats keeping the Senate, as repugican incumbent Pat Roberts in Kansas is in danger of losing
his seat.
The Faux News poll of
North Carolina shows Democratic incumbent Sen. Kay Hagan leading Thom
Tillis 41%-36% with 6% supporting Libertarian Sean Hough. In Iowa,
Democrat Bruce Braley and repugican Jodi Ernst are tied at 41%. The bad
news for Democrats comes in Louisiana where Sen. Mary Landrieu is
trailing repugican Bill Cassidy 35%-31% in the four-way general
election contest and 51%-38% in the potential runoff.
The bombshell race is in Kansas, when repugican
incumbent Pat Roberts is in danger of losing his seat. Since
Democrat Chad Taylor withdrew from the race, Independent Greg Orman has
continued to surge. With Taylor’s name still on the ballot, Roberts
leads Orman 40%-38% with Taylor getting 11%. If Taylor’s name is not on
the ballot, Orman leads Roberts 48%-42%. The Kansas State Supreme Court
heard the case relating to Taylor’s name appearing on the ballot on
Tuesday, and a decision is expected shortly.
When even the Faux News polls are showing serious
signs of Democratic momentum, repugicans have a big problem on their
hands. Coming into 2014, Mitch McConnell thought that by late September
he could start planning his agenda as Majority Leader, but things have
not gone the repugican cabal’s way. If Orman beats Roberts, Democrats will likely
keep control of the Senate. Democratic incumbents in Arkansas and North
Carolina continue to hold small leads. The Iowa Senate polls are over
the map, but the average of all polls shows the Democrat with a small edge.
Despite putting most of their resources into the
Senate contests, repugicans have not been able to expand the map. The
momentum has shifted back to Democrats, with only the usual repugican
leaning polls showing a rosy scenario for the repugican cabal. While the mainstream
media and pundits continue to insist that Democratic control of the
Senate is doomed, the polling data is telling a different story.
The media and pundits claimed that Mitt Romney was
in a position to win, when polling data was revealing the potential for
Obama blowout in 2012. The media were wrong then, and they are going
down the same path again. Democrats are a lock to keep the Senate, the needle is moving in their direction.
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