Pro-access majority could take Senate this year, report says
News release
A new CBS News/New York Times Battleground Tracker shows that a pro-access majority is positioned to take the Senate this year, with a likely 51-49 seat edge if the November election were held right now, according to The Trail PAC founder Don Amador.
Here are the CBS poll numbers for TPAC endorsed Senate candidates and Senate candidates on our soon-to-endorse or watch list. *TPAC candidates listed in CAPS.
TheTrailPAC Endorsed Senate Races
AR – TOM COTTON 50% vs. Mark Pryor 46%
CO – CORY GARDNER 47% vs. Mark Udall 51%
MI – TERRY LYNN LAND 48% vs. Gary Peters 47%
MT – STEVE DAINES 56% vs. John Walsh 40%
TPAC Senate Soon-to-Endorse or Watch List
GA – DAVID PERDUE 50% vs. Michelle Nunn 44%
IA – JONI ERNST 48% vs. Bruce Braley 47%
KY – MITCH McCONNELL 50% vs. Alison Lundergan Grimes 46%
LA – BILL CASSIDY 47% vs. Mary Landrieu 46%
MN – MIKE McFADDEN 41% vs. Al Franken 55%
NC – THOM TILLIS 48% vs. Kay Hagan 47%
NH – SCOTT BROWN 42% vs. Jeanne Shaheen 52%
It is important to remember that these poll numbers are just a snapshot from today and will most likely change between now and November 4. As you can see, most of these battleground races are very tight. TPAC believes it is important for off-road voters to understand just how important their vote is on Election Day since many of these races could be decided by less than 1,000 votes.
Trail voters need a net gain of six seats in November to change the current Senate leadership. With your help in 2014, we can elect a pro-access majority to the U.S. Senate and maintain and grow our majority in the House of Representatives.
