RSSAnother Poll Positive for Senator Brown (MA-R): UMass Lowell/Herald Poll has Brown Leading Warren 49% to 48%
Down the political election stretch comes another poll that shows that incumbent Republican Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown has narrowed the gap and now leads challenger Elizabeth Warren.
The most recent UMass Lowell/Herald poll has the US Senate race deadlocked within the margin of error with Scott Brown leading Warren, 49% to 48%. Brown is viewed favorably by 54% of registered voters, which is quite amazing for a Republican in a state that is 4 to 1 Democrats. The poll sampling methodology is 52D/35R/7I.
The bruising Massachusetts Senate battle between Republican Scott Brown and Democrat Elizabeth Warren is deadlocked just hours before Election Day, with both the candidates and the voters suffering from a barrage of attack ads, a new UMass Lowell/Boston Herald poll reveals.
The poll shows Brown holding a 49-48 percent advantage over Warren among likely voters, dispelling earlier polls and Democratic claims of a small Warren lead. The one-point lead is well within the poll’s 4.1 percent margin of error.
This makes three polls that basically have the race a tie. A recent Boston Globe poll had Brown +2 and a Kimball Political Consulting poll with Brown +2.
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It is settle!! The Red Skins lost. Mitt Romney will emerge the winner in tomorrow’s election!!
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polls are all wrong
President Obama!!!!!!!
Sen Elizabeth Warren
Fordham University has published a ranking of the most accurate pollsters of the 2012 in terms of national trends, and (both) top spots were held by Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling, the North Carolina-based firm.
Director of Fordham’s Center for Electoral Politics and Democracy, Dr. Costas Panagopoulos, based the study on pre-election polling and compared it against the results from election day.
“For all the ridicule directed towards pre-election polling, the final poll estimates were not far off from the actual nationwide vote shares for the two candidates,” Panagopoulos said in a statement. Here’s the whole list:
1. PPP (D)*
1. Daily Kos/SEIU/PPP*
3. YouGov*
4. Ipsos/Reuters*
5. Purple Strategies
6. NBC/WSJ
6. CBS/NYT
6. YouGov/Economist
9. UPI/CVOTER
10. IBD/TIPP
11. Angus-Reid*
12. ABC/WP*
13. Pew Research*
13. Hartford Courant/UConn*
15. CNN/ORC
15. Monmouth/SurveyUSA
15. Politico/GWU/Battleground
15. FOX News
15. Washington Times/JZ Analytics
15. Newsmax/JZ Analytics
15. American Research Group
15. Gravis Marketing
23. Democracy Corps (D)*
24. Rasmussen
24. Gallup
26. NPR
27. National Journal*
28. AP/GfK