Anyone know a website tracking the latest poll numbers for all races?

[Ian_rd]

If we could combine that with actblue, it would be a good tool in targetting donations.

[swag]

1. Try this:

http://electioncentral.tpmcafe.com/polltracker?page=1

[INdemo]

4. I question the accuracy of some of these polls

They could be push polling..In the short period of time the sampling was made the number of respondents has to be very low.
The MO on some of these polls were at 5.5%
The LA Times polls were probably the most inaccurate.
From now till election day these polls to me are worthless because there just isn't time to conduct a really good scientific poll.

[april]

5. love this site

[Lasher]

2. I'm glad you asked that question

Real Clear Politics
Election Predictions
Electoral Vote No governors races
Majority Watch House races only

[Lefta Dissenter]

3. and

http://www.pollster.com

[INdemo]

6. I know I just saw this some where.....

It kinda proves that Rasmussen Polls lean to the right.He had some stats that is completely opposite of what we have been(maybe a misprint) seeing elsewhere..Republican congress favored something like 51-44%.I know these polls are suppose to be indepedent but I believe its whoever writes the check.

[legin]

7. vaguely on topic ...

bookmakers odds:

Control Of Senate

Republicans 1/ 2
Democrats 6/4

House Of Representatives

Democrats 1/3
Republicans 2/1


For President:

Republican Nominations

John McCain 7/4
Rudolf Giuliani 9/2
Mitt Romney 6/1
Condoleezza Rice 8/1

Democrat Nominations

Hillary Clinton 10/11
Al Gore 5/1
Bill Richardson 6/1
John Edwards 7/1
Mark Warner 8/1
John Kerry 20/1

US President 2008

Hillary Clinton 7/4
John McCain 5/1
Mark Warner 8/1
Mitt Romney 12/1
Rudolf Giuliani 14/1

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2006/10/21/ccbet21.xml