Published 11 months ago

Richard Blumenthal maintains double-digit lead over Leora Levy in race for US Senate, latest News 8/The Hill/Emerson College poll shows

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Democratic incumbent Richard Blumenthal maintains a 13-point lead over Republican nominee Leora Levy, 53% to 40%. Five percent are undecided, and 2% would support someone else. On Thursday, starting at 6 a.m. on Good Morning Connecticut, we'll share the results of a hotly contested race in the 5th Congressional District.

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Richard Blumenthal maintains double-digit lead over Leora Levy in race for US Senate, latest News 8/The Hill/Emerson College poll shows

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Election Day is Nov. 8, less than two weeks away. The balance of power in Washington could hinge on who wins the Senate races around the country.News 8 teamed up with The Hill and Emerson College Polling to launch our third and final exclusive poll of the midterm election season. On Tuesday, we released the poll results for the race for governor and looked at what issues are motivating voters to cast their ballots. …

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CT Insider

CT Senate race poll shows Richard Blumenthal with 13-point lead over Leora Levy

Sen. Richard Blumenthal maintains a double-digit polling lead over Republican challenger Leora Levy as he seeks a third term in the U.S. Senate.

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The CT Mirror

WTNH poll: Leora Levy trailing Blumenthal in CT U.S. Senate race

Sen. Richard Blumenthal maintained his double-digit polling lead over Republican challenger Leora Levy as he seeks a third term in the U.S. Senate.The poll released Wednesday by WTNH/The Hill/Emerson College found Blumenthal leading Levy by 13 percentage points, 53% to 40%. Only 5% of voters remain undecided in the final weeks of the Senate race.The WTNH poll surveyed 1,000 likely voters between Oct. 19 to 21 with a margin of error of 3 percenta…

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