Announcement
Boston, MA —
In Florida, US Senator Bill Nelson (D) now is at 50%, with Gov. Rick Scott (R) at 45%. In the Florida gubernatorial race, Andrew Gillum (D) is at 51% and Ron DeSantis (R) is at 46%.
In Nevada’s senate race, Democratic candidate Jacky Rosen (D) is at 49% while incumbent Senator Dean Heller (R) is at 45%. In the gubernatorial race, Steve Sisolak (D) is leading Adam Laxalt (R) 48% to 47%.
Arizona voters are splitting their tickets: Democratic US Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema (D) is slightly leading GOP Martha McSally (R), 49% to 48%, while current Governor Doug Ducey (R) is leading challenger David Garcia (D) in the gubernatorial race 55% to 40%.
In Missouri, Republicans look to pick up a US Senate seat. GOP challenger Josh Hawley (R) leads incumbent Claire McCaskill (D) 49% to 46%.
There is a potential Democratic upset in the South Dakota Governor race, as Kristi Noem (R) has only a slim lead over challenger Billie Sutton (D) 48% to 47%.
Results Below
Missouri Senate
MM, LV, Nov 1-3, n=732, +/- 3.8%
Josh Hawley (R) 49%, Claire McCaskill (D-inc) 46%, 3% undecided
Name Recognition
Trump 47% favorable, 46% unfavorable
Hawley 43% favorable, 42% unfavorable
McCaskill 41% favorable, 49% unfavorable
Marijuana Ballot Initiative
63% Support, 27% Oppose, 10% Unsure/Neutral
Minimum Wage Ballot Initiative
60% Support, 31% Oppose, 9% Unsure/Neutral
Nevada Governor
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=1197, +/-3.0%
Steve Sisolak (D) 48%, Adam Laxalt (R) 47%, 2% undecided
Nevada Senate
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=1197, +/- 3.0%
Jacky Rosen (D) 49%, Dean Heller (R-inc) 45%, 4% undecided
Nevada USC District 1
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=238, +/- 6.6%
Dina Titus (D-inc) 58%, Joyce Bentley (R) 28%, 7% undecided
Nevada USC District 2
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=365, +/- 5.3%
Clint Koble (D) 37%, Mark Amodei (R-inc) 58%, 6% undecided
Nevada USC District 3
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=332, +/- 5.6%
Susie Lee (D) 50.6%, Danny Tarkanian (R) 41.4%, 3% undecided
Nevada USC District 4
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=263, +/- 6.3%
Steven Horsford (D) 48%, Cresent Hardy (R) 44%, 3% undecided
Name Recognition
Trump 47% favorable, 48% unfavorable
Rosen 42% favorable, 42% unfavorable
Heller 43% favorable, 46% unfavorable
Arizona Governor
MM, LV, Nov 1-3, n=758, +/- 3.7%
Doug Ducey (R-inc) 55%, David Garcia (D) 40%, 5% undecided
Arizona Senate
MM, LV, Nov 1-3, n=758, +/- 3.7%
Kyrsten Sinema (D) 49%, Martha McSally (R) 48%, Angela Green (G) 2%, 2% undecided
Name Recognition
Trump 45% favorable, 48% unfavorable
Florida Governor
MM, LV, Nov 1-3, n=784, +/- 3.7%
Andrew Gillum (D) 51%, Ron DeSantis (R) 46%, 1% undecided
Florida Senate
MM, LV, Nov 1-3, n=784, +/- 3.7%
Bill Nelson (D-inc) 50%, Rick Scott (R) 45%, 3% undecided
Name Recognition
Trump 46% favorable, 50% unfavorable
Scott 42% favorable, 46% unfavorable
Nelson 42% favorable, 40% unfavorable
Felon Ballot Rights Ballot Initiative
59% Support, 32% Oppose, 9% Unsure/Neutral
South Dakota Governor
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=514, +/-4.5%
Kristi Noem (R) 48%, Billie Sutton (D) 47%, 5% undecided
South Dakota USC At-Large
MM, LV, Nov 1-4, n=514, +/-4.5%
Dusty Johnson (R) 54%, Tim Bjorkman (D) 38%, 5% undecided
Name Recognition
Trump 56% favorable, 40% unfavorable
Sutton 50% favorable, 30% unfavorable
Noem 45% favorable, 44% unfavorable
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