The final poll before the Nov. 8, 2005 election came from Survey USA. They gave Tim Kaine a 50-45 lead in a race he won 52-46.
Among Independents, Kilgore trailed by 21 in the final poll after being up by four in August.
Showing posts with label 2005 polling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2005 polling. Show all posts
Monday, November 2, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Which feels worse?
You're a Redskins fan and Virginia Democrat. Which side makes you feel worse today?
At least the Redskins won't lose next weekend. I don't think they can lose to "bye."
At least the Redskins won't lose next weekend. I don't think they can lose to "bye."
Monday, October 26, 2009
The week in polls from 2005
In the final full week before the 2005 election, Tim Kaine led the four polls posted on Wikipedia.
The Washington Post poll of October 30 gave Kaine a 47-44 lead over Jerry Kilgore.
Roanoke College's poll of Nov. 2 gave Kaine an eight-point edge.
On Nov. 4, Rasmussen Reports gave Kaine a three-point lead. Mason-Dixon had the margin at one point (45-44).
The Washington Post poll of October 30 gave Kaine a 47-44 lead over Jerry Kilgore.
Roanoke College's poll of Nov. 2 gave Kaine an eight-point edge.
On Nov. 4, Rasmussen Reports gave Kaine a three-point lead. Mason-Dixon had the margin at one point (45-44).
Monday, October 19, 2009
The week in polls from 2005
Two weeks ahead of the 2005 gubernatorial election, three polls were released.
Jerry Kilgore led the first two, and Tim Kaine the last.
On Monday, Oct. 24, Rasmussen Reports had Kilgore ahead 48-46.
On Oct. 25, Mason-Dixon put Kilgore ahead 44-42. (link sends you to Times-Dispatch current home page. I couldn't find an active link in searches).
On Oct. 28, Rasmussen Reports had Kaine leading 46-44.
Jerry Kilgore led the first two, and Tim Kaine the last.
On Monday, Oct. 24, Rasmussen Reports had Kilgore ahead 48-46.
On Oct. 25, Mason-Dixon put Kilgore ahead 44-42. (link sends you to Times-Dispatch current home page. I couldn't find an active link in searches).
On Oct. 28, Rasmussen Reports had Kaine leading 46-44.
Monday, October 12, 2009
The week in polls from 2005
The week of Oct. 17-21, 2005, two polls were released and included in wikipedia's page on the 2005 election. Tim Kaine led the gubernatorial race in both polls.
Survey USA gave Kaine a 47-45 lead on Oct. 17.
Hotline's poll on Oct. 18 had Kaine leading 40-38. (the original Wikipedia link was broken and found this on Hotline's blog page).
Survey USA gave Kaine a 47-45 lead on Oct. 17.
Hotline's poll on Oct. 18 had Kaine leading 40-38. (the original Wikipedia link was broken and found this on Hotline's blog page).
Monday, October 5, 2009
The week in polls from 2005
On wikipedia, someone posted links to numerous polls during the 2005 gubernatorial campaign.
Where did the campaign stand in 2005, four weeks from election day?
Only one poll is linked with release date between Oct. 10 and 14 - a Rasmussen poll on Oct. 12. Jerry Kilgore held a slim 46-44 lead at the time.
An interesting nugget from that poll.
Seventy-one percent (71%) of Virginia voters Approve of the way that Warner is performing his duties as Governor. Although the state typically leans Republican in national elections, just 50% of Virginia voters Approve of the way President Bush is performing his job.
Something to compare if any polls are released this week.
Where did the campaign stand in 2005, four weeks from election day?
Only one poll is linked with release date between Oct. 10 and 14 - a Rasmussen poll on Oct. 12. Jerry Kilgore held a slim 46-44 lead at the time.
An interesting nugget from that poll.
Seventy-one percent (71%) of Virginia voters Approve of the way that Warner is performing his duties as Governor. Although the state typically leans Republican in national elections, just 50% of Virginia voters Approve of the way President Bush is performing his job.
Something to compare if any polls are released this week.
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