Polls

La 6: Cazayoux leads Cassidy by 16

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.

Kennedy campaign ducks calls on double digit deficit in poll

From the Times-Picayune: Two calls for response to double digit Landrieu lead in the US Senate race go unanswered by the Kennedy campaign.

Landrieu maintains double digit lead over Kennedy

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.

Poll: McCain up seven in Louisiana

From the American Research Group: After weeks of polls showing John McCain pulling away, latest poll has the presidential race tightening in Louisiana.

Poll Shows Gorman and Fleming in dead heat

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.

US Senate Race into the Mud

From Bayou Buzz: Republican Party of Louisiana poll released yesterday neglects to include numbers on the Landrieu/Kennedy match-up.

Landrieu opens up 16pt lead on Kennedy

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.

Poll: Landrieu leads Kennedy

From the Advocate: Landrieu tops Kennedy as McCain leads Obama. Meanwhile, The Times-Picayune takes a closer look at the Senate match-up.

Did VP hopes go the way of the pay raise?

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?  

SMOR Poll: Pay raise takes its toll on Jindal

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.