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Thursday, November 04, 2010

GOP Voters Like Three Candidates Best for 2012

GOP Voters Like Three Candidates Best for 2012

OK, the election’s over, and the message from most voters was that they didn’t care much for President Obama’s agenda. Now the focus is on the race for the presidency in 2012.

On the Republican side, it’s a dead heat between the ex-governors – Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, Mike Huckabee of Arkansas and Sarah Palin of Alaska, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely GOP Primary voters.

Asked who they would vote for if the Republican presidential primary were held today, 20% say Romney, 19% Huckabee and another 19% Palin.


(To see survey question wording, click here.)

Romney and Palin are tied among male GOP voters, while Huckabee has a slight edge among female voters.

Rounding out the list of seven candidates chosen by Rasmussen Reports for the question, with their levels of support, are former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (13%), Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty (6%), Texas Congressman Ron Paul (5%) and Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels (3%). Seven percent (7%) prefer some other candidate, and eight percent (8%) are undecided.

Wednesday, November 03, 2010

Elections Results as They Happen

Alabama -
Senate - Shelby - R

House -
Dist 1 - Jo Bonner-R
Dist 2 - Martha Roby - R
Dist 3 - Mike Rogers R
Dist 4 - Robert Aderholt R
Dist 5 - Mo Brooks R
Dist 6 - Spencer Bachus - R
Dist 7 - Terri Sewell D

Gov
Robert Bentley R


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Alaska
Senate -

House -

Gov


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Arizona
Senate - McCain - R

House -
District 1 - Gosar - R
District 2 - Franks - R
District 3 - Giffords - D

Gov -
Jan Brewer - R


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Arkansas
Senate - Boozeman - R

House -
District 1 - Rick Crawford - R
District 2 - Tim Griffin-R
District 3 - Steve Womack - R
District 4 - Mike Ross - D

Gov - Beebe - D


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California
Senate - Boxer - D

House -
District 1 - Thompson - D
District 2 - Herger - R
District 3 - Lungren - R
District 4 - McClintock - R
District 5 - Matsui - D
District 6 - Woolsey - D
District 7 - Miller - D
District 8 - Pelosi - D
District 9 - Lee - D
District 10 - Garamendi - D
District 11 - Harmer - D
District 12 - Speier - D
District 13 - Stark - D
District 14 - Eshoo - D
District 15 - Honda - D
District 16 - Lofgren - D
District 17 - Farr - D
District 18 - Cardoza - D
District 19 - Denham - R
District 20 - Vidak - R
District 21 - Nunes - R
District 22 - McCarathy - R
District 23 - Capps - D
District 24 - Gallegly - R
District 25 - McKeon - R
District 26 - Dreier - R
District 27 - Sherman - D
District 28 - Berman - D
District 29 - Schiff - D
District 30 - Waxman - D
District 31 - Becerra - D
District 32 - Chu - D
District 33 - Bass - D
District 34 - Roybal-Allard - D
District 35 - Waters - D
District 36 - Harman - D
District 37 - Richardson - D
District 38 - Napolitano - D
District 39 - Sanchez - D
District 40 - Royce - R
District 41 - Lewis - R
District 42 - Miller - R
District 43 - Baca - D
District 44 - Calvert - R
District 45 - Bono Mack - R
District 46 - Rohrabacher - R
District 47 - Sanchez - D
District 48 - Campbell - R
District 49 - Issa - R
District 50 - Bilbray - R
District 51 - Filner - D
District 52 - Hunter - R
District 53 - Davis - R

Gov
Brown - D


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Colorado
Senate - Bennett - D

House -
District 1 - DeGette - D
District 2 - Polis - D
District 3 - Tipton - R
District 4 - Gardner - R
District 5 - Lamborn - R
District 6 - Coffman - R
District 7 - Perlmutter - D

Gov
Hickenlooper - D


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Connecticutt
Senate - Blumenthal - D

House -
District 1 - Larson - D
District 2 - Courtney - D
District 3 - DeLauro - D
District 4 - Himes - D
District 5 - Murphy - D

Gov
Malloy - D


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Delaware
Senate - Coons - D

House -
District 1 - Carney - D


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FL
Senate - Rubio - R

House -
District 1 - Jeff Miller, R
District 2 - Southerland R
District 3 - Brown D
District 4 - Crenshaw R
District 5 - Nugent - R
District 6 - Stearns - R
District 7 - Mica R
District 8 - Webster - R
District 9 - Bilirakis, R
District 10 - Young, R
District 11- Castor, D
Distrct 12 - Ross - R
District 13 - Buchanan, R
District 14 - Mack, R
District 15 - Posey, R
District 16 - Rooney, R
District 17 - Wilson, D
District 18 - Ros-Lehtinen, R
District 19 - Deutch, D
District 20 - Wasserman Schultz, D
District 21 - Diaz-Balart R
District 22 - Allen West R
District 23 - Hastings, D
District 24 - Adams, R
District 25 - Rivera - R

Gov - Scott - R


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Georgia
Senate - Isakson - R

House -
District 1 - Kingston, R
District 2 -
District 3 - Westmoreland - R
District 4 - Johnson, D
District 5 - Lewis, D
District 6 - Price, R
District 7 - Woodall, R
District 8 - Scott R
Distrcit 9 - Graves R
District 10 - Broun, R
District 11 - Gingrey, R
District 12 - Barrow D
District 13 - Scott D

Gov
Deal - R


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Hawaii
Senate - Inouye - D

House -
District 1 - Abercrombie - D
District 2 - Hanabusa - D
District 3 - Hirono - D


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Idaho -
Senate - Crapo - R

House -
District 1 - Labrador - R
District 2 - Simpson - R

Gov
Otter - R


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Illinois
Senate - Kirk - R

House
District 1 - Rush, D
District 2 - Jackson, D
District 3 - Lipinski, D
District 4 - Gutierrez, D
District 5 - Quigley, D
District 6 - Roskam, R
District 7 - Davis, D
District 8- Walsh R
District 9 - Schakowsky, D
District 10 - Dold - R
District 11 - Krinzinger - R
District 12 - Costello, D
District 13 - Judy Biggert, R
District 14 - Hultgren R
District 15 - Johnson, R
District 16 - Manzullo, R
District 17 - Schilling - R
District 18 - Schock, R
District 19 - Shimkus, R

Gov
Quinn - D


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IN
Senate-Coates-R

House -
District 1 - Visclosky, D
District 2 - Donnelly D
District 3 - Stutzman - R
District 4, Rokita, R
District 5, Burton, R
District 6, Pence, R
District 7 - Carson, D
District 8 - Buschon - R
District 9 - Young - R


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Iowa-
Senate- Grassley R

House-
District 1 - Bradley - D
District 2 - Loebsack - D
District 3 - Boswell - D
District 4 - Latham - R
District 5 - King R

Gov -
Branstad - R


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Kansas
Senate - Moran - R

House -
District 1 - Heulskamp - R
District 2 - Jenkins - R
District 3 - Yoder - R
District 4 - Pompeo - R

Gov - Brownback - R


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KY
Senate- Paul-R

House
House 1, Ed Whitfield, R
House 2, Brett Guthrie, R
House 3, John Yarmuth, D
House 4, Geoff Davis, R
House 5, Hal Rogers, R


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Louisiana
Senate - Vitter - R

House -
District 1 - Scalise - R
District 2 - Richmond - D
District 3 - Lnadry - R
District 4 - Fleming - R
District 5 - Alexander - R
District 6 - Cassidy - R
District 7 - Boustany - R


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Maine -
House -
District 1 - Pingree - D
District 2 - Michaud - D

Gov
LaPage - R


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Maryland -
Senate - Mikulski - D

House -
House 2, Dutch Ruppersberger, D
House 3, John Sarbanes, D
House 4, Donna Edwards, D
House 5, Steny Hoyer D
House 6, Roscoe Bartlett, R
House 7, Elijah Cummings, d
House 8, Chris Van Hollen, D

Gov - O'Malley, D

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Massachusetts
Senate

House
House 1, John Olver, D
House 2, Richard Neal, D
House 3, Jim McGovern, D
House 4, Barney Frank, D
House 5, Niki Tsongas, D
House 6, John Tierney, D
House 7, Ed Markey, D
House 8, Mike Capuano, D
House 9, Stephen Lynch, D

Gov
Deval Patrick - D


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Michigan -
House-
House 2, Bill Huizenga, r
House 3, Justin Amash, R
House 4, Dave Camp, R
House 5, Dale Kildee, D
House 6, Fred Upton, R
House 8, Mike Rogers, R
House 10, Candice Miller, R
House 11, Thaddeus McCotter, R
House 12, Sander Levin, D
House 13, Hansen Clarke, D
House 14, John Conyers, D

Govenor, Rick Snyder, R


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Minnesota
House
House 1 - Tim Walz - D
House 2, John Kline, R
House 3, Erik Paulsen, R
House 4, Betty McCollum, D
House 5, Keith Ellison, D
House 6 - Michelle Bauchman - R
House 7 - Peterson - D
House 8 - Cravaak - R

Gov
Dayton - D


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Mississippi
House
House 1 - Alan Nunnelee - R
House 2, Bennie Thompson, D
House 3, Gregg Harper, R
House 4 Steven Palazzo R


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MISSOURI
Senate,
Roy Blunt, R

House
House 1, Lacy Clay, D
House 2, Todd Akin, R
House 3, Russ Carnahan, D
House 4, Vickey Hartzler, R
House 5, Emanuel Cleaver, D
House 6, Sam Graves, R
House 7, Billy Long, R
House 8, Jo Ann Emerson, R
House 9, Blaine Luetkemeyer, R


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MONTANA
House
House 1, Denny Rehberg, R


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NEBRASKA
Govenor,
Dave Heineman, R

House
House 1, Jeff Fortenberry, R
House 2, Lee Terry, R
House 3, Adrian Smith, R


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Nevada
Senate - Reid - D

House -
District 1 - Berkley - D
District 2 - Heller - R
District 3 - Heck - R

Gov
Sandoval - R


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New Hampshire
Senate - Ayotte - R

House -
House 1, Frank Guinta, R
House 2, Bass, R

Gov - John Lynch, D


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New Jersey
House
District 1 - Andrews - D
District 2 - LoBiondo - R
District 3 - Runyan - R
District 4 - Smith - R
District 5 - Garrett - R
District 6 - Pallone - R
District 7 - Lance - R
District 8 - Pascrell - D
District 9 - Rothman - D
District 10 - Payne - D
District 11 - Frelinghuysen - R
District 12 - Holt - D
District 13 - Sires - D


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New Mexico
Gov - Martinez - R

House -
District 1 - Heinrich - D
District 2 - Pearce - R
District 3 - Lujan - D


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New York -
Senate - Schumer - D
Gillibrand - D

House -
District 1 - Bishop - D
District 2 - Israel - D
District 3 - King - R
District 4 - McCarthy - D
District 5 - Ackerman - D
District 6 - Meeks - D
District 7 - Crowley - D
District 8 - Nadler - D
District 9 - Weiner - D
District 10 - Towns - D
District 11 - Clarke - D
District 12 - Velazquez - D
District 13 - Grim - R
District 14 - Maloney - D
District 15 - Rangel - D
District 16 - Serrana - D
District 17 - Engel - D
District 18 - Lowey - D
District 19 - Hayworth - R
District 20 - Gibson - R
District 21 - Tonko - R
District 22 - Hinchey - R
District 23 - Owens - D
District 24 - Hanna - R
District 25 - Maffei - D
District 26 - Lee - R
District 27 - Higgins - D
District 28 - Slaughter - D
District 29 - Reed - D

Gov
Cuomo - D


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North Carolina -
Senate - Burr R

House -
Dist. 1 - Butterfield - D
Dist. 2 - Elmers - R
Dist 3 - Jones - R
Dist 4 - Price - D
Dist 5 - Fox - R
Dist 6 - Coble - R
Dist 7 - Kissell - D
Dist 8 - McIntyre - D
Dist 9 - Myrick - R
Dist 10 - McHenry -R
Dist 11 - Shuler - D
Dist 12 - Watt - D
Dist 13 - Miller - D


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North Dakota
Senate - Hoeven - R

House
District 1 - Berg - R


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Ohio -
Senate - Portman - R

House -
Dist 1 - Chabot - R
Dist 2 - Schmidt - R
Dist 3 - Turner - R
Dist 4 - Jordon - R
Dist 5 - Latta - R
Dist 6 - Johnson - R
Dist 7 - Austria - R
Dist 8 - Boehner - R
Dist 9 - Kaptur - D
Dist 10 - Kucinich - D
Dist 11 - Fudge - D
Dist 12 - Tiberi - R
Dist 13 - Sutton - D
Dist 14 - LaTourette - R
Dist 15 - Stivers - R
Dist 16 - Renacci - R
Dist 17 - Ryan - D
Dist 18 - Gibbs - R

Gov - Kasich - R


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Oklahoma
Senate - Coburn R

House -
Dist 1 - Sullivan - R
Dist 2 - Boren - D
Dist 3 - Lucas - R
Dist 4 - Cole - R
Dist 5 - Lanford - R


Gov
Fallon - R


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Oregon
Senate - Wyden - D

House -
Dist 1 - Wu - D
Dist 2 - Walden - R
Dist 3 - Blumenauer - D
Dist 4 - DeFazio - D
Dist 5 - Schrader - D

Gov -
Dudley - R


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Pennsylvania
Senate - Toomey - R

Gov - Corbett - R

House -
Dist 1 - Brady - D
Dist 2 - Fattah - D
Dist 3 - Kelly - R
Dist 4 - Atmire - D
Dist 5 - Thompson - R
Dist 6 - Gerlach - R
Dist 7 - Meehan - R
Dist 8 - Fitzpatrick - R
Dist 9 - Shuster - R
Dist 10 - Marino - R
Dist 11 - Barletta - R
Dist 12 - Critz - D
Dist 13 - Schwartz - D
Dist 14 - Doyle - D
Dist 15 - Dent - D
Dist 16 - Pitts - R
Dist 17 - Holden - D
Dist 18 - Murphy - R
Dist 19 - Platts - R


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Rhode Island
Gov - Chaffee - I

House
Dist 1 - Cicilline - D
Dist 2 - Langevin - D


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SC
Senate - DeMint - R

House -
Dist 1 - Scott - R
Dist 2 - Wilson - R
Dist 3 - Duncan - R
Dist 4 - Gowdy - R
Dist 5 - Mulvaney - R
Dist 6 - Clyburne - D

Gov
Nikki Haley - R



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South Dakota
Senate - Thune - R

House - Noem - R

Gov - Daugaard - R


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Tennessee
Gov - Haslam - R

House
Dist 1 - Roe - R
Dist 2 - Duncan - R
Dist 3 - Fleischmann - R
Dist 4 - DesJarlais - R
Dist 5 - Cooper - D
Dist 6 - Black - R
Dist 7 - Blackburn - R
Dist 8 - Fincher - R
Dist 9 - Cohen - D


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Texas
Senate -

House -
District 1 - Gohmert - R
District 2 - Poe - R
District 3 - Johnson - R
District 4 - Hall - R
District 5 - Hensarling - R
District 6 - Barton - R
District 7 - Culberson - R
District 8 - Brady - R
District 9 - Al Green - D
District 10 - McCaul - R
District 11 - Conaway - R
District 12 - Granger - R
District 13 - Thornberry - R
District 14 - Paul - R
District 15 - Hinojosa - R
District 16 - Reyes - D
District 17 - Flores - R
District 18 - Jackson Lee - D
District 19 - Neugebaur - R
District 20 - Gonzalez - D
District 21 - Smith - R
District 22 - Olsen - R
District 23 - Canseco - R
District 24 - Marchant - R
District 25 - Doggett - D
District 26 - Burgess - R
District 27 - Farenthold - R
District 28 - Cuellar - D
District 29 - Green - D
District 30 - Johnson - D
District 31 - Carter - R
District 32 - Sessions - R

Gov - Perry - R



Virginia
Senate -

House -
District 5 - Robert Hurt - R

West Virginia
Senate -

House -

Gov - Manchin - D















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Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Election 2010 Live Results

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Monday, November 01, 2010

Tea Party Express Tour IV - Live - 2:30 PM EST

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