2% max recommended unless otherwise noted. 1% max recommended for soccer.
Senators for RFK
COLLINS YES 49% (ok to 65)
CASSIDY YES 59% (ok to 65)
MURKOWSKI YES 36% (ok to 50)
FETTERMAN 7% YES (ok to 65)
GILLIBRAND 3% YES (ok to 20)
WHITEHOUSE 6% YES (ok to 50)
#Senators for RFK
50 31% YES (ok to 35)
51 20% YES (ok to 20)
52 13% YES (ok to 20)
53 9% YES (ok to 15)
54 2% YES (ok to 10)
Senators for Tulsi
COLLINS YES 42% (ok to 65)
MURKOWSKI YES 19% (ok to 50)
CASSIDY 49% YES (ok to 75)
YOUNG 59% YES (ok to 75)
CAPITO 55% YES (ok to 75)
ERNST 55% YES (ok to 75)
LUMMIS 55% YES (ok to 75)
LANKFORD 55% YES (ok to 75)
#Senators for Tulsi Gabbard
50 31% YES (ok to 40)
51 12% YES (ok to 20)
52 9% YES (ok to 20)
#Senators for Kash Patel
52 26% YES (ok to 30%)
53 20% YES (ok to 50)
New York Mayor Democratic Primary Update
Well, things are getting interesting.
Most of the polls up until now have shown Andrew Cuomo with a clear lead but today Emerson dropped a poll with Cuomo narrowly leading Mamdani on a first pass but after all the rounds of ranked choice voting had Mamdani ahead of Cuomo by 4. When this poll came out Cuomo's price took a plunge from mid 60s to mid 30. Later in the day a poll from HarrisX / Fix The City came out with Cuomo winning comfortable. Many are skeptical of the poll because of its crosstabs. Nonetheless, Cuomo rebounded and now both candidates are close to 50c each with the election day being tomorrow.
This has been a difficult race to read. Mamdani's momentum seems to be everywhere now, almost to an absurdly astroturfed extent. At the same time, his momentum seems to be primarily among affluent whites who are very vocal online whereas Cuomo hasn't really had a ground game but has been blitzing the TV networks. Cuomo is also polling better ...