From the DCCC: New poll just released shows incumbent Congressman Don Cazayoux with a commanding lead over challengers Bill Cassidy and Michael Jackson. Latest poll has Cazayoux with 46% of the vote, Cassidy at 29% and Jackson at 9%.
Meanwhile, From the Associated Press: Cazayoux, Cassidy and Jackson go face to face to face at a Press Club Forum in Baton Rouge.
From the Times-Picayune: Two calls for response to double digit Landrieu lead in the US Senate race go unanswered by the Kennedy campaign.
From Rasmussen Reports: Poll conducted on September 25 with a 4.5% margin of error shows incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu holding onto a 54-41% lead over challenger John Kennedy.
From the American Research Group: After weeks of polls showing John McCain pulling away, latest poll has the presidential race tightening in Louisiana.
From the Dead Pelican: Chris Gorman campaign releases internal poll showing him virtually tied with fellow 4th district GOP challenger John Fleming in the race to replace Congressman Jim McCrery.
From Bayou Buzz: Republican Party of Louisiana poll released yesterday neglects to include numbers on the Landrieu/Kennedy match-up.
From Rasmussen Reports: Incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu puts double digit distance over likely Republican challenger John Kennedy. A survey of 500 likely voters gives Landrieu a 53-37% edge. That’s up from the 49-44% edge Landrieu had in a Rasmussen poll taken a month ago.
From the Advocate: Landrieu tops Kennedy as McCain leads Obama. Meanwhile, The Times-Picayune takes a closer look at the Senate match-up.
From Bayou Buzz: With a Southern Media poll showing some serious damage to Governor Jindal’s popularity in the wake of the pay raise controversy, it appears now that the Governor’s VP chances have taken a similar hit. Did the Governor blow his shot at the number 2 spot because he spent more time talking with Leno than Tucker?
From the Associated Press: In a poll conducted over the weekend prior to his veto of the legislative pay raise, Governor Jindal’s favorability rating sunk 18pts to 59% from an April poll showing him at 77%. Governor’s unfavorable rating soars from 6% in April to 35% now.
