Tommorrow is the day with the most primaries around the U.S. In Arizona Governor Napolitano is unopposed, but it should be interesting to see who faces off against from the GOP in their primary. In the D.C. The Mayor is unopposed so several will fight for that job. In Vermont no real interesting races and congressman Bernie Sanders should become the next senator form Vermont. also in Delaware Sen. Carper should prevail but the dems should have a good fight. In Maryland U.S. Congressman Ben Cardin will face off against ex Congressman Kweisi Mfume in the Dem. Primarey for the Senate, and Lt. Governor Michael Steele should prevail in his primary. In Minnesota all the races are squared awat except for the 4 statewide positions. No real races in NH. In New York Sen. Hillary Clinton will easily prevail in her primary. Ex-Yonkers Mayor John Spencer will likely defeat fmr. Deputy Assisatnt Sec. of Defense KT McFaland in their Priamry. State Assembly Minority Leader John Faso and State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer will face off for governor in December. In Rhode Island U.S. Senator Lincoln Chafee is facing off against Cranston Mayor Steve Laffey in the GOP primary. ex State Attorney General Sheldon Whitehouse will face the winner in November.
More Polls
President-2008-DEM
(D)Hillary Clinton 37%
(D)Al Gore 20%
(D)John Edwards 11%
(D)John Kerry 11%
(D)Russ Feingold 3%
(D)Bill Richardson 3%
(D)Mark Warner 3%
(D)Evan Bayh 2%
(D)Joe Biden 2%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
President-2008-GOP
(R)Rudy Giuliani 31%
(R)John McCain 20%
(R)Newt Gingrich 12%
(R)George Allen 7%
(R)Bill Frist 5%
(R)Mitt Romney 5%
(R)George Pataki 4%
(R)Sam Brownback 1%
Alaska Governor
(R)Sarah Palin 52%
(D)Tony Knowles 38%
New York Governor DEM Primary
(D)Elliot Spitzer 79%
(D)Tom Suozzi 14%
New York U.S. Senate DEM Primary
(D)Hillary Clinton 88%
(D)Jonathan Tasini 10%
New York U.S. Senate GOP Primary
(R)John Spencer 39%
(R)KT McFarland 16%
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