by Emily Swanson Rasmussen 9/1/10; 750 likely voters, 4% margin of error Mode: Automated phone ( Rasmussen release ) Nevada 2010 Governor 60% Sandoval (R), 36% Reid (D) ( chart ) Favorable / Unfavorable Brian Sandoval: 64 / 31 Rory Reid: 41 / 49

by Emily Swanson Fox News / Opinions Dynamics 9/1-2/10; 900 registered voters, 3% margin of error Mode: Live telephone interviews (Fox: Obama , 2010 , Economy , Iraq ) National Obama Job Approval 46% Approve, 48% Disapprove ( chart ) Dems: 80 / 15 ( chart ) Reps: 14 / 83 ( chart ) Inds: 40 / 50 ( chart ) Congressional Job Approval 22% Approve, 70% Disapprove ( chart ) 2010 Congress: Generic Ballot 46% Republican, 37% Democrat ( chart ) Favorable / Unfavorable Barack Obama: 50 / 46 ( chart ) State of the Country 32% Satisfied, 68% Not satisfied ( chart ) Party ID 39% Democrat, 37% Republican, 20% independent ( chart )

by Emily Swanson Chicago Tribune / WGN by Market Shares Corp. 8/28-9/1/10; 600 likely voters, 4% margin of error Mode: Live telephone interviews ( Chicago Tribune article ) Illinois 2010 Senate 37% Brady (R), 32% Quinn (D) ( chart )

by Emily Swanson Magellan Strategies 9/3/10; 887 likely Republican Primary voters Mode: Automated phone ( Magellan release ) New Hampshire 2010 Senate: Republican Primary 34% Ayotte, 21% Lamontagne, 17% Binnie, 13% Bender

by Emily Swanson CNN / Opinion Research Corporation 9/1-2/10; 1,024 adults, 3% margin of error Mode: Live telephone interviews ( CNN release ) National Obama Job Approval 50% Approve, 49% Disapprove ( chart ) Dems: 84 / 14 (chart) Reps: 10 / 89 ( chart ) Inds: 45 / 54 ( chart ) Economy: 40 / 59 ( chart ) Iraq: 57 / 41 Afghanistan: 48 / 47 Terrorism: 50 / 47 Do you favor or oppose the U.S. war in Iraq? 34% Favor, 65% Oppose All in all, do you think the situation in Iraq was worth going to war over, or not? 37% Worth it, 62% Not worth it As you know, all U.S. combat troops have been removed from Iraq but 50,000 troops will remain in a non-combat role until next year. Which of the following statements comes closest to your view: 28% This was the right time for the U.S. to remove its combat troops 40% The U.S. should have removed combat troops before now 25% The U.S. should remove combat troops at a future date, but keep them in Iraq now 6% The U.S. should keep combat troops in Iraq permanently Based on what you have heard or read about the events in Iraq over the past few weeks, do you think that for all intents and purposes, the war in Iraq is over, or not? Would you describe the war in Iraq as a victory for the U.S., a defeat for the U.S., or something in between? 4% Over, victory 1% Over, defeat 15% Over, in between 80% Not over

by Emily Swanson Rasmussen 8/31/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone ( Rasmussen release ) Idaho 2010 Governor 52% Otter (R), 36% Allred (D) ( chart ) Favorable / Unfavorable Butch Otter: 54 / 40 Keith Allred: 42 / 31 Job Approval / Disapproval Pres. Obama: 29 / 71 Gov. Otter: 57 / 41

by Emily Swanson Chicago Tribune / WGN by Market Shares Corp. 8/28-9/1/10; 600 likely voters, 4% margin of error Mode: Automated phone ( Chicago Tribune article ) Illinois 2010 Senate 34% Kirk, 34% Giannoulias ( chart )

by Emily Swanson Braun Research / CN2 8/30-9/1/10; 802 registered voters, 3.5% margin of error Mode: Live telephone interviews ( Braun release ) Kentucky 2010 Senate 42% Paul (R), 37% Conway (D) ( chart ) Favorable / Unfavorable Jack Conway: 50 / 23 Rand Paul: 49 / 33

by Emily Swanson Rasmussen 9/1/10; 750 likely voters, 4% margin of error Mode: Automated phone ( Rasmussen release ) Nevada 2010 Senate 50% Reid (D), 47% Angle (R) ( chart ) Favorable / Unfavorable Harry Reid: 45 / 51 ( chart ) Sharron Angle: 42 / 51 Job Approval / Disapproval Pres. Obama: 48 / 50 ( chart ) Gov. Gibbons: 38 / 59 ( chart )

by Emily Swanson Rasmussen 9/1/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone ( Rasmussen release ) Massachusetts 2010 Governor 44% Patrick (D), 42% Baker (R), 8% Cahill (i) ( chart ) Favorable / Unfavorable Deval Patrick: 48 / 50 Charlie Baker: 48 / 36 Tim Cahill: 40 / 44 Job Approval / Disapproval Pres. Obama: 56 / 43 Gov. Patrick: 46 / 52