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A shocking new poll puts Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) just slightly ahead of Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) in New York’s governor’s race. 

18, warren at 17. biden in fourth place. so obviously this bus tour is no coincidence. can biden's "no malarkey" bus tour improve his image in iowa? >> the scene of the play in both iowa and new hampshire has shifted in the last two or three weeks. these are now completely tossed up states, for all of the four of the top four. this is anyone's ball game. certainly pete buttigieg is the one who has a lot of momentum in these particular states. a poll release by "the boston globe" last week and new hampshire shows it's a four-way tie, all within the margin of error. going back to iowa for a minu...

Candidates could make the top ten, but it's unknowable whether or not they're a top ten nationally ranked candidate, because they are so close to one another. ten candidates have polling results so close, they statistically overlap. there is literally no sound way to tell which of them ranks higher than the other one. the monmouth poll director writes in their poll release, based on current polling, there's no good rational for arbitrarily selecting a top ten. another well known national pollster is taking it a step further. marist college released a poll. they did some interesting matchups. t...

Sizzurp must be stopped. they do not want their polls misused to determine who makes the debate stage. the pollsters, as of today, appear to be in revolt. today's new monmouth university poll found donald trump in first place with 26% of the vote. he's ahead of jeb, in second place by more than a 2-1 margin. but that same poll came with a warning, that fox's system figuring out who makes the stage this year based on polls like this one is a bad idea. factoring in their margin of error, all these highlighted candidates could make the top ten, but it's unknowable whether or not they're a top ten...

Higher than the other one. the monmouth poll director writes in their poll release, based on current polling, there's no good rationale for arbitrary selecting a top ten. another well known national pollster is taking it a step further. marist college released a poll. they did some interesting general election match-ups. they found hillary clinton would beat jeb bush and donald trump if donald trump were to enter the race as a three-way party candidate. that's an interesting hypothetical. but when it comes to figuring out who republican voters would vote for, for the republican nominee, marist...