Posts Tagged ‘UNH Poll’

UNH has some interesting numbers in the Congressional District polls tonight.  Here the top line results from the poll.  More to come later on tonight.
CD-1 Head to Heads:
Frank Guinta 39%
Carol Shea-Porter 44%
Sean Mahoney 36%
Carol Shea-Porter 45%
Bob Bestani 33%
Carol Shea-Porter 44%
Rich Ashooh 35%
Carol Shea-Porter 43%
CD-2
Charlie Bass 47%
Katrina Swett 30%
Charlie Bass 47%
Anne Kuster 29%
Jennifer Horn 34%
Katrina Swett [...]

The full poll has yet to be released but, according to a Tweet from Paul Hodes’ campaign they are quite content only losing to a Republican candidate by 8 points.  This evening, UNH and WMUR will be rolling out the first results from their poll on the US Senate race. (I’m assuming that it will [...]

I think its pretty safe to file this in the “wicked early” department but, UNH has finally released the final piece of their recent Granite State Poll.  As we are all aware there are  still 20 months (or so) and a midterm election until the first votes are cast in the 2012, but it none [...]

This morning on WMUR, the UNH poll results for the Governor’s race were revealed or at least the number that many observers were looking for-the head to head between Gov. Lynch and John Stephen and Gov. Lynch’s approval numbers.  (They haven’t posted the full press release as of yet).
While there is still a lot of [...]

Well, this should be setting off some major alarm bells in the NHDP High Command.  It looks like the Obama “charm” is spreading to another state.

FREEFALL: OBAMA’S APPROVAL RATINGS PLUNGE IN NH
Unpopular President Won’t Be Able To Save Hodes And Shea-Porter’s Stumbling Campaigns In 2010
CONCORD – A new poll released yesterday by the University [...]

With more then a year to go until the 2010 midterm election, and one of the hottest Senate races in the country, it appears that Rep. Paul Hodes loses to former NH Attorney General Kelly Ayotte 40-33, according to the latest UNH Poll released tonight.  Also included are favorables/unfavorables for the NH delegation and prospective [...]

or thats what the UNH Survey Center says in their latest Granite State Poll.
UNH surveyed 505 likely 2010 General Election voters between June 24 and July 1.  The overall margin of error for the statewide results is +/- 4.4%.
In this latest poll, it shows how the 2010 open Senate election is tracking, and the head [...]

So the smarty pants folk up at Dartmouth College put together their first poll (in a decade?) and they come out with something that only samples 400 people, comes out way too late to be relevant, and has a sample size that would make even Andy Smith at UNH chuckle.
They find 45 percent of the [...]

While most conservatives celebrated the results of the latest Granite State Poll showing Paul Hodes behind and Carol Shea-Porter with underwhelming numbers, some of the results of the poll were disturbing.  Voters were polled on a bunch of issues being dealt with by the Legislature.  With the exception of parental notification and the death penalty, [...]

The northeast is poised for a Republican comeback. The pendulum always swings back, my friends.
But one of those Republicans may have reason to consider a comeback. In New Hampshire, a new Granite State Poll shows Sununu leading Rep. Paul Hodes, the likely Democratic nominee in the race to succeed retiring Sen. Judd Gregg (R). If [...]