If the Iowa poll is right, pollster Ann Selzer will be the most popular political forecaster in the country
If Harris wins Iowa, will the blue spread to neighboring states like Nebraska and Missouri?
November 5, 2024
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If Harris wins Iowa, will the blue spread to neighboring states like Nebraska and Missouri?
The out lesbian MSNBC host couldn't resist the opportunity during a Sunday panel discussing a new poll out of Iowa.
The results in what many consider the gold standard in polling show Harris leading Trump in the reliably red state.
The Monmouth University poll finds him the top choice of 22 percent of likely Democratic caucusgoers.
Buttigieg is within striking distance of Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren in the state, which holds the first vote on presidential contenders.
The out mayor is now polling ahead of Kamala Harris in the early caucus state, but still trails behind Biden and Sanders.
Sen. Hillary Clinton seems to be gaining steam in Iowa. A new NewsMax/Zogby poll found Clinton pulling ahead of her rivals there with 30% support, versus 23% for John Edwards and 19% for Sen. Barack Obama.
News comes weeks after another poll found the out candidate surging in Iowa.
Iowa caucus victories behind them, Republican Mike Huckabee and Democrat Barack Obama vowed to stick with their winning principles Friday in an abbreviated dash to the finish in New Hampshire's presidential primary campaign, despite facing a different political alignment and, as Huckabee put it, ''only a few days to close the sale.'' Mitt Romney and Sen. John McCain, GOP poll leaders in New Hampshire, stood ready to try to douse Huckabee's ''prairie fire'' in a state that lacks the religious voting bloc of Iowa and has an ornery tradition of rejecting Iowa's Republican caucus winners. ''It will be a different race here,'' Romney said Friday.
Critics say the “women’s bill of rights” is an “erasure” of the trans community in the state.
Voting had barely begun when major media outlets called the race for the front-runner.
The gay presidential candidate's latest television ad emphasizes an end to division.
Pete Buttigieg has made some inroads, but there appear to be more hurdles for him to overcome.