Worker Confidence Up Despite Dip in Expected Hiring
Subway Series On Deck for October
eBay Tops with Online Shoppers
A Year After Katrina: Recovery Too Slow, Most Say
26% of Baseball Fans Think Yankees will Win 2006 World Series
Emmy Update: TV Fans' Picks Grey's Anatomy & House Squashed at Emmys
Voters Everywhere Agree Political System “Badly Broken”
Discover Small Business Watch: Owners See Worsening Economic Conditions
67% of Small Business Owners Happy to Remain Small
The Ideological Continuum: Gore to Bush
Scott's Page: Senate Trends; Generic Congressional Ballot; Lieberman-Lamont Analysis
Washington Senate: Cantwell By Six
Economy, National Security Are Top Issues
Connecticut Senate: Lieberman, Lamont Still in a Toss-Up
Arkansas Governor: Hutchinson Hot on Beebe’s Trail
Foiled London Air Bomb Scheme: Another Round in the War on Terror
War on Terror Update: Little Change in Public Confidence After Thwarted Attacks
Updated regularly throughout the campaign season, the Balance of Power summary is a measure of shifts in the electoral landscape.
A Year After Katrina:
Recovery Too Slow, Most Say
Just 36% of Americans think emergency services are now better prepared to cope with disasters of comparable scale.
Rasmussen Reports surveys of leading national political figures find that Al Gore is perceived as a bit more liberal by the voting public than either Bill or Hillary Clinton.
The Hillary Meter currently places the former First Lady a net 56 points to the left of the nation's political center.
Election 2006 is the first election since the 9/11 terrorist attacks that has not been completely dominated by the War on Terror as a defining issue.
In the race for Minnesota Governor, Incumbent Governor Tim Pawlenty (R) holds an edge against Mike Hatch (D). Amy Klobuchar (D) continues to hold a significant lead over Mark Kennedy (R) in the Minnesota Senate race.
