The Aporia
The Aporia
75 articles about 70 events for “Maine Senate Race Polls”.
“Most polls show a razor-thin race.”
“Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson debated for the first time Tuesday in Maine, trading attacks over President Donald Trump, the cost of living and abortion in one of the most closely watched Senate races in the country.”
“Maine is just one of several toss-up Senate races for the GOP; Alaska, Iowa, Ohio and Texas are all considered competitive.”
“Thune's group began pulling back in North Carolina last week, a sign of the party's challenge in the Senate race there.”
“Thune’s group began pulling back in North Carolina last week, a sign of the party’s challenge in the Senate race there.”
“Since last year, Democrats have listed Ohio, along with states such as North Carolina and Maine, as key races to win control of the Senate.”
“Since last year, Democrats have listed Ohio, along with states such as North Carolina and Maine, as key races to win control of the Senate.”
“In Maine, 46% told CNN their vote in the Senate race was aimed at “Sending a message that you oppose Donald Trump.””
“Selfishly, we’d love it if this campaign were only just getting started and there were wild gyrations in the polls and dramatic late swings in the race.”
“While marquee races from Maine to Michigan get all the attention, and draw in a ton of money, a significant batch of lower-profile contests across the US could result in upsets.”
“So we all wind-surf across the Senate race, even if we know little more than what we read that morning in Politico, or the New York Times or Wall Street Journal.”
“Nearly all of the most competitive Senate races are in states with significant swaths of people unaffiliated with either major party — the “kingmakers” in these high-stakes midterms, said Jeremy Gruber, an independent-voting expert.”
“In Maine, the Senate race is considered a toss-up.”
“Pete Ricketts (R-Neb.) told reporters bluntly before the visit, after polls showed a tight race with Dem-backed independent Dan Osborne.”
“Later in Maine, where polls show a tight race, Jackson focused his remarks on pocketbook issues, including the sharp spike in heating oil costs and high energy prices.”
“Now, especially where the Senate is concerned, GOP strategists have to choose some races for particular focus in the final weeks of the campaign.”
“The Texas Senate race has emerged as one of the marquee races of the midterm elections as Talarico takes on Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is endorsed by President Donald Trump.”
“Susan Collins, the Republican incumbent running in Maine's tight Senate race, has said something similar about tariffs, while strongly suggesting she doesn't want Trump to campaign in her state.”
“Attention has turned from the prospects of seizing the House, where Democrats are forecast a clear majority, to what once seemed like the highly optimistic possibility of taking the Senate too.”
“There’s Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, assessing that when (not if) Abdul El-Sayed wins his Senate race in Michigan, the left will “break open the entire political calculus in America” — i.e., that progressives like them can win the Midwest.”
“That's why Democrats running for Senate seats in the midterm elections in such states as Maine, Minnesota, and Florida tout their support for scrapping the current health insurance system in favor of broad Medicare coverage.”
“Many polls show battleground congressional and state races in a dead heat.”
“On Tuesday night, she will square off in a debate against her Democratic opponent, former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson.”
“In 2018, Rick Scott won his Senate race by 0.1 percentage points while DeSantis won his by 0.4 points.”
“The liberal media is positively giddy over polls showing Republicans lagging in key Senate races, and others showing the GOP likely to lose the House.”
“In multiple polls taken since mid-September, Trump’s personal approval rating hovers anywhere from 34 percent to 42 percent, an alarmingly low number for his allies were he at the top of the ballot and a serious problem for Republicans who don’t have the…”
“The defensive pose from Democrats is a broader trend than just a few Senate races: Sixty Democrats, including 10 sitting members of Congress, signed a pledge this summer from the newly formed Promise to America declaring, “We are capitalist, not socialist.””
“With control of the House and Senate at stake, President Trump has been on a red state road trip to get Republicans to the polls.”
“The nation’s two largest states by land area gave Democrats a boost in the battle for Senate control Saturday, with candidates in Texas and Alaska hitting 50% or more in new polls.”
“Senate in play With 30 days left to go, “there’s much more drama in the Senate than the House races”, according to Kyle Kondik, the managing editor at Sabato’s Crystal Ball.”
“When you look at statewide races for governor or Senate, the average error is four or five points.”
“The absence of Maine from Trump’s itinerary is notable as Collins faces one of the closest races of her nearly three decades in the Senate.”
“The Cook Political Report rates the North Carolina Senate race as “leans Democratic”.”
“Among those standing around him was Ashley Hinson, the Republican Senate candidate for Iowa, who is locked in a toss-up race for the seat occupied by a retiring Republican.”
“According to the survey, 57% of women would back the Democratic House candidate in their district, whereas only 45% of men said the same, a dynamic that played out across three key Senate contests surveyed in the poll – Maine, Michigan and New Hampshire.”
“The race remains a toss-up, one that could determine control of the Senate for Trump's final two years in office.”
“The President made the comment as Paxton tries to defeat Democrat upstart James Talarico in a race that could decide control of the Senate.”
“Senate in Maine, Troy Jackson, apologized for remarks in which he said he believed Jewish residents of Maine were rejecting the term "genocide" to describe Israel’s war in Gaza because of the Jewish persecution during the Holocaust.”
“This week, Clare, Galen and I focused on two key Senate races: Maine and Ohio.”
“Statistically, the race between them is a toss-up, according to Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center which runs polls in Maine.”
“Trump and tech leaders sign AI "constitution" with voluntary controls; Jack Smith testifies before the Senate. 8h ago (44:54) TRANSCRIPT FOR: “9/29: THE TAKEOUT WITH MAJOR GARRETT””
“Collins is running for re-election in Maine in November’s midterm elections, but multiple polls show she is trailing her Democratic opponent.”
“Fetterman called a Marist poll that shows Democratic Senate candidate up eight points in Iowa "shocking," among other races where Democrats are leading in some polls.”
“In 2020, the last time Collins sought reelection, the vast majority of Maine voters in the Senate race, 76%, said the Supreme Court should not overturn Roe v.”
“Cornyn, meanwhile, is fundraising for many of the GOP candidates locked in competitive Senate races, but not Paxton.”
“Log in National Republican campaign groups are pouring massive sums into Senate races across the country as fresh polling indicates the party is struggling to defend typically reliable red territory ahead of the midterms.”
“Though the state voted for Joe Biden, it re-elected Collins at the same time, though no public polls had showed her with a lead in the race.”
“The Senate defeated the latest bipartisan effort Thursday to end the war in Iran with a war powers resolution, despite a growing number of Republicans in competitive elections breaking with President Donald Trump with calls to end the nearly seven-month-long…”
“As Democrats are seeking to flip several seats, polls are showing that races are the most competitive they’ve been in decades.”
“Last night, Marist College published a poll showing Democrat Josh Turek leading by 8 points in Iowa’s Senate race.”
“A new Suffolk University poll of the Michigan Senate race on Tuesday similarly showed Republican Mike Rogers falling clearly behind his progressive Democratic opponent, Abdul El-Sayed.”
“For the first time in her two-decade Senate career, the Republican lawmaker from Maine was in danger of losing her seat.”
“Timm Elon Musk is flying under the radar in the Texas Senate race.”
“Five key races are unexpectedly close, with some polls giving Democrats a better edge than expected, but the outcomes are still in doubt, as swaths of voters remain undecided.”
“In the governor’s race, state Senate President Ty Masterson, a Republican, is leading in polls over state Sen.”
“His allies now note that the Maine DSA hasn’t endorsed in the Senate race.”
“…e group failed to keep El-Sayed from defeating Rogers in the Michigan Senate primary, despite spending more than $30m in that race, or prevent progressive Aisha Wahab from winning a special election to replace former congressman Eric Swalwell in California.…”
“More than three dozen nominees for open House and Senate races across the US have backgrounds as labor union representatives or members.”
“The Michigan Senate race between Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed and Republican nominee Mike Rogers has been one of the closely watched races this midterm cycle.”
“At the same time, Democrats have not locked down Senate races in Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, or Minnesota.”
“Across five battleground Senate races, Democrats have nominated "outliers"—hard-left radicals whose appeals to voters have sent their would-be constituents headed toward the GOP’s alternatives in each state where the races are being waged.”
“Also, the sheer reduction by both parties of seats which are in play mitigates political "waves" which crash across the political shoreline in House midterm races.”
“Susan Collins (R-ME) in her race in Maine during his CNBC appearance.”
“Where are the key Senate races?”
“At least 16 candidates in competitive House and Senate races were scheduled to speak, according to the RNC schedule.”
“… gathering these 68 fucking files that we have, and making sure that the 550-odd races5 that we’re forecasting — governor, House, Senate — making sure all that information is accurate, merging candidates’ FEC IDs with their pollster IDs and that kind of…”
“…IPR, there are both “micro” indicators that apply to one election (e.g., the polls in a particular Senate race, or how much money each candidate has raised in that state) and “macro” indicators like the generic ballot and polarization5 that affect all of…”
“He plans to spend at least $100 million in more than a dozen House and Senate races in the upcoming midterms.”
“And in Michigan, Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has called for off-duty police officers to go to the polls to intimidate voters: “I mean, they wouldn’t be able to wear their uniforms, but they would, you know, all you got to do is open your jacket…”
““In 2020, Biden won Maine by more than 9 points, while Collins won her Senate race by almost the same margin,” he said.”
“The Republican senator is running for a third term against Democrat Mary Peltola, a former US House representative whom polls show is neck-and-neck with him in a state that hasn’t sent a Democrat to the Senate since 2008.”
“The North Carolina Democratic Party’s recent success winning governorships, lieutenant governorships, attorney general races, and Supreme Court seats hasn’t transferred into presidential or Senate victories.”
“Polls show the race is close.”
“…, in the key battleground state of Wisconsin progressives were dealt a blow when democratic voters narrowly chose moderate David Crowley in the primary for governor over self-described Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong, who was projected to win in the…”
“AIPAC, the pro-Israel lobbying group, and affiliated groups have spent about $30 million supporting Stevens and opposing El-Sayed in the race, which has already become the most expensive Democratic Senate primary in history.”