Mason-Dixon for Las Vegas Review-Journal (9/20-22, likely voters, 9/7-9 in parentheses):
Harry Reid (D-inc): 43 (46)
Sharron Angle (R): 43 (44)
Scott Ashjian (T): 1 (-)
Tim Fasano (AIP): 1 (-)
NOTA: 4 (3)
Undecided: 8 (6)
Gubernatorial numbers, trendlines
Rory Reid (D): 37 (36)
Brian Sandoval (R): 51 (52)
Other: 3 (2)
NOTA: 2 (2)
Undecided: 7 (8)
(MoE: ±4%)
Is it safe to say that nothing new is going on in the Nevada races, at least according to Mason-Dixon? They see only a point or two of movement in each race.
Public Opinion Strategies (9/21-23, likely voters, no trendlines):
Harry Reid (D-inc): 45
Sharron Angle (R): 40
Scott Ashjian (T): 1
NOTA: 7
Undecided: 6
Rory Reid (D): 39
Brian Sandoval (R): 45
Other: 2
NOTA: 9
Undecided: 4
(MoE: ±4.4%)
Instead, all the excitement seems to be surrounding this poll from the Republican internal pollster, POS (although thanks to lots of leaking from Jon Ralston, we all knew about it last Friday). I'm not sure on whose behalf POS polled the race, or whose partisan interest they're serving by leaking these results, but at any rate they give Harry Reid one of the best results he had since the GOP primary, and even more interestingly, the first poll ever to have Rory Reid within single digits of Brian Sandoval. Is there dual Reid-mentum going on, or just a blip?
UPDATE: atdleft, in the comments, points out that the poll was on behalf of the Nevada Retail Association, who are probably more interested in taxation issues and aren't likely to be interested in trying to spin the statewide race toplines. |