Who would have thought Casey would be in the exact same position as Klobuchar at this point?

I thought Santorum was THE one easiest to beat and Casey was THE one that would beat him the easiest?

Casey's a dog...with fleas.  

Santorum made a fool out of himself today in his debate I think his numbers are going to start falling agagin

Uh, how about process stories, overpaid prompter readers, murdered 6 year olds from 10 years ago, and shareholder earnings

What's with Virginia? With Allen revealed as an idiot and a full-time racist, I'd have thought that he would be polling lower than Santorum.

ten fights, and one (AZ) we're working on.

Good stuff.

Overall this looks good.

It's dissapointing to see that the Nevada Senate race isn't listed... but at least they list our Governor's race!

I wish the netroots would pick up on the Nevada Governor's race more.  Titus is the next Napolitano.

"If small websites operated by two or three people can provide far better information on American elections than organizations with hundreds of employees such as CNN, what on earth are those large outlets spending their money on?"

Well among other things, there are those polls that MP and prof Franklin meta-analyze at their most excellent new site. Virtually all of those are paid for by major media outlets. Then I guess there's all that original news reporting that drives all the news analysis on other blogs. For all the kvetching about the MSM not spending enough time on this story or too much on that one or getting another one wrong, it is after all, primarily by virtue of their efforts, however flawed, that we know about any of those stories to begin with.

Outstanding graphics. Love that site.

Note that the most recent Missouri average includes the just-released Research 2000 poll that has McCaskill up 47-46.  The last Research 2000 poll (June) had McCaskill by 7.  But the St. Louis news story about the poll includes some good context.  

First, Talent has out-spent McCaskill 10-1 in ads over the past six weeks, spending $2 milllion to her $200,000.  Thus, his tie comes after a lot of his ads.  

Second, the DSCC is about the start spending some of the $6 million it has earmarked for McCaskill's race.  http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/st ories.nsf/stlouiscitycounty/story/EACB1B 92348D171D862571DD005E2850?OpenDocument  That can only help.  

Talent always has had a big financial edge.  Hopefully, from here on in, overall spending can be closer to parity.  I expect this race to be too close to call down to the wire.  

You mean I don't have to patronize those Nazis at RealClearPolitics anymore? Great!

I dunno how I feel about 5-poll averages.  In some states, the last five polls could conceivably be all in the window of the last two or three weeks.  For other states, you might see 5 polls taken in the last two months.  So when you look "across the board", you don't really get an accurate picture.

But, oh well, cool resource regardless.

Not all of us are insiders.  I wish you would post the party affiliations of people when you discuss these races.

I enjoy reading your comments on these close or winnable races across the country.  However, I haven't seen any comments about our District 1 house race here in Oklahoma.  We think that Alan Gentges has a good chance to win over John Sullivan as Sullivan is not well liked here and is almost unknown by his peers in the House of Representatives.  Just wanted to let everyone know that Oklahoma isn't completely red and we are hopeful of changing a few seats in the upcoming election.