Daily Polling Updates…..Oct. 10, 2018…Updated….

Daily Kos….

• FL-15: WPA Intelligence (R) for the Club For Growth: Ross Spano (R): 46, Kristen Carlson (D): 39
• FL-16: Public Opinion Strategies (R) for Vern Buchanan: Vern Buchanan (R-inc): 52, David Shapiro (D): 42
• IL-14: Siena for the New York Times: Randy Hultgren (R-inc): 47, Lauren Underwood (D): 43
• NC-13: Siena for the New York Times: Ted Budd (R-inc): 47, Kathy Manning (D): 41
• NE-02: Meeting Street Research (R) for Don Bacon: Don Bacon (R-inc): 49, Kara Eastman (D): 40
• NJ-11: Monmouth: Mikie Sherrill (D) 48, Jay Webber (R): 44 (June: 44-40 Sherrill)
• NY-01: Siena for the New York Times: Lee Zeldin (R-inc): 49, Perry Gershon (D): 41
• PA-07: DeSales University for WFMZ-TV: Susan Wild (D): 50, Marty Nothstein (R): 31
• PA-16: Siena for New York Times: Mike Kelly (R-Inc): 50, Ron DiNicola (D): 42
• VA-10: George Mason University for the Washington Post: Jennifer Wexton (D): 55, Barbara Comstock (R-inc): 43

Source….

Wednesday, October 10

Race/Topic   (Click to Sort)	Poll	Results	Spread
Arizona Senate – McSally vs. Sinema	ABC 15/OH Predictive Insights	Sinema 41, McSally 47	McSally +6
Wisconsin Senate – Vukmir vs. Baldwin	Marquette	Baldwin 53, Vukmir 43	Baldwin +10
Ohio Senate – Renacci vs. Brown	Suffolk	Brown 54, Renacci 36	Brown +18
Minnesota Senate Special Election – Housley vs. Smith	NBC News/Marist	Smith 54, Housley 38	Smith +16
Minnesota Senate – Newberger vs. Klobuchar	NBC News/Marist	Klobuchar 63, Newberger 33	Klobuchar +30
Connecticut Senate – Corey vs. Murphy	Quinnipiac	Murphy 57, Corey 42	Murphy +15
Rhode Island Senate – Flanders vs. Whitehouse	UNH	Whitehouse 57, Flanders 33	Whitehouse +24
Wisconsin Governor – Walker vs. Evers	Marquette*	Evers 46, Walker 47	Walker +1
Georgia Governor – Kemp vs. Abrams	WXIA-TV/SurveyUSA	Kemp 47, Abrams 45	Kemp +2
Arizona Governor – Ducey vs. Garcia	OH Predictive Insights	Ducey 54, Garcia 37	Ducey +17
Ohio Governor – DeWine vs. Cordray	Suffolk*	Cordray 46, DeWine 40	Cordray +6
Minnesota Governor – Johnson vs. Walz	NBC News/Marist	Walz 55, Johnson 38	Walz +17
Rhode Island Governor – Fung vs. Raimondo	UNH*	Raimondo 48, Fung 34	Raimondo +14
Maryland Governor – Hogan vs. Jealous	Gonzales Research*	Hogan 54, Jealous 36	Hogan +18
Connecticut Governor – Stefanowski vs. Lamont	Quinnipiac	Lamont 47, Stefanowski 39	Lamont +8
Pennsylvania 17th District – Rothfus vs. Lamb	Monmouth	Lamb 54, Rothfus 42	Lamb +12
President Trump Job Approval	Economist/YouGov	Approve 43, Disapprove 53	Disapprove +10
President Trump Job Approval	Reuters/Ipsos	Approve 42, Disapprove 57	Disapprove +15
President Trump Job Approval	Rasmussen Reports	Approve 49, Disapprove 49	Tie
2018 Generic Congressional Vote	Rasmussen Reports	Democrats 45, Republicans 45	Tie
2018 Generic Congressional Vote	Reuters/Ipsos	Democrats 50, Republicans 38	Democrats +12
2018 Generic Congressional Vote	Economist/YouGov	Democrats 47, Republicans 41	Democrats +6
Congressional Job Approval	Economist/YouGov	Approve 15, Disapprove 67	Disapprove +52
Congressional Job Approval	Reuters/Ipsos	Approve 24, Disapprove 73	Disapprove +49
Direction of Country	Reuters/Ipsos	Right Direction 37, Wrong Track 58	Wrong Track +21
Direction of Country	Economist/YouGov	Right Direction 38, Wrong Track 54	Wrong Track +16

Real Clear Politics…

Note…

There are a LOT of additional polls above from RCP from the original listing this morning….

Walker up by just 1% pt for Wisconsin Governor and McSally ahead of Sinema in the Arizona US Senate race are surprises….

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Trump on the polls….

President Trump Wednesday night slammed midterm polls that show Democrats ahead of various races in next month’s election.

“I believe in polls — only the ones that have us up…Other than that, they’re the fake news polls,” he said at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Multiple media outlets and independent polls project Democrats could ride a blue wave into the majority in the House of Representatives. FiveThirtyEightprojected Wednesday that Democrats have a 78 percent chance of taking control of the chamber after November’s elections.

Republicans are much better situated to keep or expand their Senate majority…

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