A new poll shows Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid with a slight edge over Republican opponent and tea party favorite Sharron Angle in the campaign leading to the November election.
The statewide telephone survey gives Reid a 44 percent to 37 percent lead over Angle, with a sampling error margin of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
Ten percent of 625 likely voters surveyed statewide Monday through Wednesday were undecided. Five percent said they would choose Nevada’s none-of-the-above option, and 4 percent wanted someone else.
The poll was conducted by Washington, D.C.-based Mason-Dixon Polling & Research for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and Las Vegas CBS affiliate KLAS-TV.
4 thoughts on “Reid leads Angle in new poll”
Too much noise – not enough signal.
I still prefer the Boston Globe’s “poll” a week prior to the senatorial election that Coakley is up by 15 points on Brown.
Desparate poll, too small a sample, too large a margin of error. But hey, the MSM will print anything that promotes their chosen ones.
One more goddamn day
When I know what I want
And my want will be considered tonight
Considered tonight, yeah
Just another day
When all I want
Will mark me as a sinner tonight
I’m a sinner tonight, yeah
People can no longer cover their eyes
If this disturbs you then walk away
You will remember the night you were struck by the sight of
Ten thousand fists in the air
– Disturbed, Ten Thousand Fists
Ten thousand is a good start. How about ten million?
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