Senate poll
//NATIONAL
&na.title=Recently Reported Polls:&
&na.poll=Oct. 28: Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, S. Carolina, S. Dakota, Washington | Oct. 27: Florida | Oct. 25: Arkansas, Kentucky, Nevada, N. Dakota&
&na.lean=&
&na.year=&
&na.bush_percent=&
&na.kerry_percent=&
&na.nader_percent=&
&na.undecided_percent=&
&na.notes=&
//ALABAMA SENATE
//&al.name=Alabama&
&al.lean=No poll available&
&al.year=&
&al.repcand_name=Shelby&
&al.repcand_percent=&
&al.demcand_name=Sowell&
&al.demcand_percent=&
&al.undecided_name=Undecided&
&al.undecided_percent=&
&al.notes=Shelby is expected to win.&
//ALASKA SENATE
//&ak.name=Alaska&
&ak.lean=&
&ak.year=Oct. 17-19, 2004&
&ak.repcand_name=Murkowski&
&ak.repcand_percent=44%25&
&ak.demcand_name=Knowles&
&ak.demcand_percent=48%25&
&ak.undecided_name=Undecided&
&ak.undecided_percent=8%25&
&ak.notes=Global Strategy Group for the Dem. Sen. Comm. N=600 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4&
//ARIZONA SENATE
//&az.name=Arizona&
&az.lean=No poll available&
&az.year=&
&az.repcand_name=McCain&
&az.repcand_percent=&
&az.demcand_name=Starky&
&az.demcand_percent=&
&az.undecided_name=Undecided&
&az.undecided_percent=&
&az.notes=McCain is expected to win.&
//ARKANSAS SENATE
//&ar.name=Arkansas&
&ar.lean=&
&ar.year=Oct. 18-20, 2004&
&ar.repcand_name=Holt&
&ar.repcand_percent=30%25&
&ar.demcand_name=Lincoln&
&ar.demcand_percent=66%25&
&ar.undecided_name=Undecided&
&ar.undecided_percent=4%25&
&ar.notes=Opinion Research Associates, N=500 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4.5&
//CALIFORNIA SENATE
//&ca.name=California&
&ca.lean=&
&ca.year=Oct. 14-18, 2004&
&ca.repcand_name=Jones&
&ca.repcand_percent=33%25&
&ca.demcand_name=Boxer&
&ca.demcand_percent=55%25&
&ca.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&ca.undecided_percent=12%25&
&ca.notes=Los Angeles Times Poll. N=925 likely voters (MoE %2B/- 3)&
//COLORADO SENATE
//&co.name=Colorado&
&co.lean=&
&co.year=Oct. 20-21, 2004&
&co.repcand_name=Coors&
&co.repcand_percent=45%25&
&co.demcand_name=Salazar&
&co.demcand_percent=50%25&
&co.undecided_name=Undecided&
&co.undecided_percent=6%25&
&co.notes=Fairbank, Maslin (D) for League of Conservation. N=400 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4.9&
//CONNECTICUT SENATE
//&ct.name=Connecticut&
&ct.lean=&
&ct.year=Aug. 12-17, 2004&
&ct.repcand_name=Orchulli&
&ct.repcand_percent=20%25&
&ct.demcand_name=Dodd&
&ct.demcand_percent=64%25&
&ct.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&ct.undecided_percent=16%25&
&ct.notes=Quinnipiac University Poll. N=1,079 registered voters. MoE %2B/- 3&
//FLORIDA SENATE
//&fl.name=Florida&
&fl.lean=Bradley (Vet. Party) at 2%25&
&fl.year=Oct. 24-26, 2004&
&fl.repcand_name=Martinez&
&fl.repcand_percent=43%25&
&fl.demcand_name=Castor&
&fl.demcand_percent=47%25&
&fl.undecided_name=Undecided&
&fl.undecided_percent=10%25&
&fl.notes=Global Strategy Group for the Dem. Sen. Campaign Comm. N=700 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.7&
//GEORGIA SENATE
//&ga.name=Georgia&
&ga.lean=Buckley (Lib.) polls at 1%25&
&ga.year=Oct. 17-19, 2004&
&ga.repcand_name=Isakson&
&ga.repcand_percent=55%25&
&ga.demcand_name=Majette&
&ga.demcand_percent=41%25&
&ga.undecided_name=Undecided&
&ga.undecided_percent=3%25&
&ga.notes=Strategic Vision (R). N=801 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3&
//HAWAII SENATE
//&hi.name=Hawaii&
&hi.lean=No poll available&
&hi.year=&
&hi.repcand_name=Cavasso&
&hi.repcand_percent=&
&hi.demcand_name=Inouye&
&hi.demcand_percent=&
&hi.undecided_name=Undecided&
&hi.undecided_percent=&
&hi.notes=Inouye is expected to win.&
//IDAHO SENATE
//&id.name=Idaho&
&id.lean=NOT CLICKABLE/UNCONTESTED&
&id.year=&
&id.repcand_name=Crapo&
&id.repcand_percent=00%25&
&id.demcand_name=&
&id.demcand_percent=99%25&
&id.undecided_name=Undecided&
&id.undecided_percent=10%25&
&id.notes=State is set at red because seat is up for election but Mike Crapo has no opponents.&
//ILLINOIS SENATE
//&il.name=Illinois&
&il.lean=&
&il.year=Oct. 21-23, 2004&
&il.repcand_name=Keyes&
&il.repcand_percent=25%25&
&il.demcand_name=Obama&
&il.demcand_percent=67%25&
&il.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&il.undecided_percent=8%25&
&il.notes=Research 2000 for St. Louis Post-Dispatch, KMOV-TV. N=800 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.5&
//INDIANA SENATE
//&in.name=Indiana&
&in.lean=&
&in.year=Oct. 10-12, 2004&
&in.repcand_name=Scott&
&in.repcand_percent=27%25&
&in.demcand_name=Bayh&
&in.demcand_percent=63%25&
&in.undecided_name=Undecided&
&in.undecided_percent=10%25&
&in.notes=Research 2000 for The South Bend Tribune and WSBT-TV. N=602 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4&
//IOWA SENATE
//&ia.name=Iowa&
&ia.lean=Welty (Lib.) polls at 1%25&
&ia.year=Sept. 21-22, 2004&
&ia.repcand_name=Grassley&
&ia.repcand_percent=63%25&
&ia.demcand_name=Small&
&ia.demcand_percent=23%25&
&ia.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&ia.undecided_percent=13%25&
&ia.notes=FOX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll. N=800 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.5&
//KANSAS SENATE
//&ks.name=Kansas&
&ks.lean=No poll available&
&ks.year=&
&ks.repcand_name=Brownback&
&ks.repcand_percent=&
&ks.demcand_name=Conroy&
&ks.demcand_percent=&
&ks.undecided_name=Undecided&
&ks.undecided_percent=&
&ks.notes=Brownback is expected to win.&
//KENTUCKY SENATE
//&ky.name=Kentucky&
&ky.lean=&
&ky.year=Oct. 22-24, 2004&
&ky.repcand_name=Bunning&
&ky.repcand_percent=44%25&
&ky.demcand_name=Mongiardo&
&ky.demcand_percent=43%25&
&ky.undecided_name=Undecided&
&ky.undecided_percent=13%25&
&ky.notes=Garin-Hart-Yang Research Group for Mongiardo (D). N=502 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4.4&
//LOUISIANA SENATE
//&la.name=Louisiana&
&la.lean=51%25 Required/Runoff Dec. 3 likely&
&la.year=Oct. 15-18, 2004&
&la.repcand_name=Vitter&
&la.repcand_percent=35%25&
&la.demcand_name=John&
&la.demcand_percent=15%25&
&la.demcand2_name=Kennedy&
&la.demcand2_percent=18%25&
&la.undecided_name=Undecided&
&la.undecided_percent=26%25&
&la.notes=Ed Renwick for WWL-TV. N=600 voters, MoE %2B/- 4. Morrell has 2%25&
//MARYLAND SENATE
//&md.name=Maryland&
&md.lean=Two third-party candidates poll at 1%25 each&
&md.year=Oct. 1-5, 2004&
&md.repcand_name=Pipkin&
&md.repcand_percent=34%25&
&md.demcand_name=Mikulski&
&md.demcand_percent=58%25&
&md.undecided_name=Undecided&
&md.undecided_percent=6%25&
&md.notes=Gonzales Research and Marketing Strategies. N=809 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.5&
//MISSOURI SENATE
//&mo.name=Missouri&
&mo.lean=&
&mo.year=Oct. 22-24, 2004&
&mo.repcand_name=Bond&
&mo.repcand_percent=56%25&
&mo.demcand_name=Farmer&
&mo.demcand_percent=40%25&
&mo.undecided_name=Undecided&
&mo.undecided_percent=4%25&
&mo.notes=Research 2000 for St. Louis Post-Dispatch, KMOV-TV. N=800 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.5&
//NEVADA SENATE
//&nv.name=Nevada&
&nv.lean=&
&nv.year=Oct. 19-21, 2004&
&nv.repcand_name=Ziser&
&nv.repcand_percent=35%25&
&nv.demcand_name=Reid&
&nv.demcand_percent=57%25&
&nv.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&nv.undecided_percent=8%25&
&nv.notes=Research 2000 for The Reno Gazette-Journal, Channel 4. N=600 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4&
//NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATE
//&nh.name=New Hampshire&
&nh.lean=&
&nh.year=Oct. 18-21, 2004&
&nh.repcand_name=Haddock&
&nh.repcand_percent=27%25&
&nh.demcand_name=Gregg&
&nh.demcand_percent=60%25&
&nh.undecided_name=Undecided&
&nh.undecided_percent=13%25&
&nh.notes=Franklin Pierce College poll. N=453 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4.6&
//NEW YORK SENATE
//&ny.name=New York&
&ny.lean=O’Grady (Conservative) polls at 9%25&
&ny.year=Sept. 7-12, 2004&
&ny.repcand_name=Mills&
&ny.repcand_percent=13%25&
&ny.demcand_name=Schumer&
&ny.demcand_percent=61%25&
&ny.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&ny.undecided_percent=17%25&
&ny.notes=Quinnipiac University Poll. N=1,438 registered voters. MoE %2B/- 2.6&
//NORTH CAROLINA SENATE
//&nc.name=North Carolina&
&nc.lean=&
&nc.year=Oct. 24-26, 2004&
&nc.repcand_name=Burr&
&nc.repcand_percent=47%25&
&nc.demcand_name=Bowles&
&nc.demcand_percent=46%25&
&nc.undecided_name=Undecided&
&nc.undecided_percent=7%25&
&nc.notes=Research 2000 for The Raleigh News and Observer. N=600 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4&
//NORTH DAKOTA SENATE
//&nd.name=North Dakota&
&nd.lean=&
&nd.year=Oct. 18-19, 2004&
&nd.repcand_name=Liffrig&
&nd.repcand_percent=20%25&
&nd.demcand_name=Dorgan&
&nd.demcand_percent=71%25&
&nd.undecided_name=Undecided&
&nd.undecided_percent=9%25&
&nd.notes=Minnesota State U.-Moorhead for The Forum and WDAY-TV. N=623 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4&
//OHIO SENATE
//&oh.name=Ohio&
&oh.lean=&
&oh.year=Oct. 17-18, 2004&
&oh.repcand_name=Voinovich&
&oh.repcand_percent=58%25&
&oh.demcand_name=Fingerhut&
&oh.demcand_percent=28%25&
&oh.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&oh.undecided_percent=14%25&
&oh.notes=FOX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll. N=800 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.5&
//OKLAHOMA SENATE
//&ok.name=Oklahoma&
&ok.lean=Bilyeu (Ind.) polls at 6%25&
&ok.year=Oct. 25-26, 2004&
&ok.repcand_name=Coburn&
&ok.repcand_percent=43%25&
&ok.demcand_name=Carson&
&ok.demcand_percent=38%25&
&ok.undecided_name=Other/Unsure&
&ok.undecided_percent=14%25&
&ok.notes=Cole Hargrave Snodgrass (R). N=500 registered voters. MoE %2B/- 4.3&
//OREGON SENATE
//&or.name=Oregon&
&or.lean=No poll available&
&or.year=&
&or.repcand_name=King&
&or.repcand_percent=&
&or.demcand_name=Wyden&
&or.demcand_percent=&
&or.undecided_name=Undecided&
&or.undecided_percent=&
&or.notes=Wyden is expected to win.&
//PENNSYLVANIA SENATE
//&pa.name=Pennsylvania&
&pa.lean=&
&pa.year=Oct. 16-20, 2004&
&pa.repcand_name=Specter&
&pa.repcand_percent=55%25&
&pa.demcand_name=Hoeffel&
&pa.demcand_percent=37%25&
&pa.undecided_name=Unsure&
&pa.undecided_percent=7%25&
&pa.notes=Quinnipiac University Poll. N=841 likely voters (MoE %2B/- 3.4)&
//SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE
//&sc.name=South Carolina&
&sc.lean=&
&sc.year=Oct. 24-27, 2004&
&sc.repcand_name=DeMint&
&sc.repcand_percent=46%25&
&sc.demcand_name=Tenenbaum&
&sc.demcand_percent=39%25&
&sc.undecided_name=Undecided&
&sc.undecided_percent=15%25&
&sc.notes=McLaughlin for the Nat. Rep. Sen. Comm. N=400 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4.9&
//SOUTH DAKOTA SENATE
//&sd.name=South Dakota&
&sd.lean=&
&sd.year=Oct. 25-26, 2004&
&sd.repcand_name=Thune&
&sd.repcand_percent=49%25&
&sd.demcand_name=Daschle&
&sd.demcand_percent=45%25&
&sd.undecided_name=Undecided&
&sd.undecided_percent=7%25&
&sd.notes=Greenberg Quinlan Rosner for Sen. Tom Daschle (D). N=640 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 4&
//UTAH SENATE
//&ut.name=Utah&
&ut.lean=Van Horn (Constitution) polls at 1%25&
&ut.year=Sept. 24-29, 2004&
&ut.repcand_name=Bennett&
&ut.repcand_percent=62%25&
&ut.demcand_name=Van Dam&
&ut.demcand_percent=19%25&
&ut.undecided_name=Undecided&
&ut.undecided_percent=19%25&
&ut.notes=Valley Research for The Salt Lake Tribune. N=1,200 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 2.8&
//VERMONT SENATE
//&vt.name=Vermont&
&vt.lean=No poll available.&
&vt.year=&
&vt.repcand_name=McMullen&
&vt.repcand_percent=&
&vt.demcand_name=Leahy&
&vt.demcand_percent=&
&vt.undecided_name=Undecided&
&vt.undecided_percent=&
&vt.notes=Leahy is expected to win.&
//WASHINGTON SENATE
//&wa.name=Washington&
&wa.lean=&
&wa.year=Oct. 25-26, 2004&
&wa.repcand_name=Nethercutt&
&wa.repcand_percent=39%25&
&wa.demcand_name=Murray&
&wa.demcand_percent=53%25&
&wa.undecided_name=Undecided&
&wa.undecided_percent=8%25&
&wa.notes=Mason-Dixon Polling for Post-Intelligencer, KOMO-TV. N=800 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 3.5&
//WISCONSIN SENATE
//&wi.name=Wisconsin&
&wi.lean=&
&wi.year=Oct. 4-13, 2004&
&wi.repcand_name=Michels&
&wi.repcand_percent=35%25&
&wi.demcand_name=Feingold&
&wi.demcand_percent=59%25&
&wi.undecided_name=Undecided&
&wi.undecided_percent=6%25&
&wi.notes=St. Norbert College/Wisconsin Public Radio Wisconsin Survey. N=401 likely voters. MoE %2B/- 5&
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