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With its mix of urban and rural terrain, Iowa can and has been a good barometer of what “the heartland” is thinking. This year, there are open seat races both for governor and the U.S. Senate, and JMC polled both of those races on the Republican side.
Both the poll memo and toplines can be found below:
Ever since 2008, Georgia has become a competitive swing state whose winners have carried the state by relatively narrow margins. This year’s statewide races promise to be similarly competitive, with an open governor’s race and a competiive US Senate race.
Both of those races have gone into a runoff, and JMC polled both the Republican runoff for the Governor and Se...
Louisiana has since the 1970s had an open primary system for electing its public officials, whereby candidates (regardless of party) run on the same primary and/or general election ballot. That system was modified over a year ago, when a “semi closed” primary with party primaries/runoffs/general elections was resuscitated for “top of the ballot” offices like U.S. Senate, U.S....