West Virginia: Bush 46% Kerry 41%
In West Virginia, President Bush leads John Kerry by five percentage points, 46% to 41%. Four years ago, Bush won the state by six points over Al Gore, 52% to 46%.
Elections
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April 18, 2004
April 16, 2004
Colorado: Bush 49% Kerry 44%
In Colorado, President Bush leads John Kerry by just five percentage points, 49% to 44%. Four years ago, Bush won Colorado by nine points over Al Gore, 51% to 42%.
April 15, 2004
Colorado Senate: Salazar 47% Coors 41%
Pete Coors is a political newcomer, but he's already competitive in the race for Colorado's U.S. Senate seat. A day after announcing his entry into the race, Coors trails Attorney General Ken Salazar by just six percentage points, 47% to 41%.
April 15, 2004
FL Senate: McCollum 42% Castor 41%
In the state of Florida, the race to replace retiring Senator Bob Graham is a toss-up. While the party nominees have not been selected, match-ups among some leading candidates show this seat is up for grabs in Election 2004.
April 14, 2004
Florida: Kerry 47% Bush 46%
In the state of Florida, the race for President is a toss-up. The latest Rasmussen Reports survey finds Massachusetts Senator John F. Kerry attracting 47% of the vote in the Sunshine State and President George W. Bush earning 46%.
April 14, 2004
FL: 58% Have Favorable View of Graham
Florida voters like outgoing Senator Bob Graham more than other leading political figures in the state of Florida. Graham is viewed favorably by 59% of Florida voters and unfavorably by just 33%.
March 19, 2004
Why We're Not Including Ralph Nader
Over the past couple of weeks, many people have asked why we're not including Ralph Nader by name in our tracking poll (we do include "some other candidate").
February 19, 2004
46% Say Bush Told Truth About Guard Service
Forty-six percent (46%) of American voters believe that George W. Bush has told the truth about his service in the National Guard.
February 16, 2004
Daschle 48% Thune 45%
In South Dakota, incumbent Senator Tom Daschle holds a narrow 3-point lead over challenger John Thune. A Rasmussen Reports survey shows that if the election were held today, 48% of South Dakota's likely voters would vote to re-elect the Senate Minority Leader while 45% would prefer Thune.
December 11, 2003
Gore News Boosts Dean in Polls
The latest Rasmussen Reports surveys show that former Vice-President Al Gore's endorsement has helped Howard Dean widen his lead over his Democratic challengers.
July 14, 2003
Democrats Have Edge in Race for Congress
If the race for Congress were held today, 42% of Americans say they would vote for a Democratic candidate while 38% would vote for a Republican.
