Minnesotans shrug off President Obama’s debate performance

October 10, 2012

And Amy Klobuchar expands her lead over Kurt Bills

by Tony Petrangelo

Plurality oppose the Marriage Amendment says new poll

October 9, 2012

And support for the Photo Voter ID Amendment is at a new low

by Tony Petrangelo

The Weekly Wrap 10-5

October 5, 2012

This week we learn that Minnesota Public Radio is out of the polling game and sometimes what looks like triage is in fact not triage

by Tony Petrangelo

What does Mike Trout have to do with the Marriage Amendment?

October 5, 2012

Is the AL MVP debate like the marriage amendment debate?

by Tony Petrangelo

Skewed polls

October 2, 2012

The discussion of skewed polls and the unskewing of polls centers around partisan identification and what those partisan indentification numbers should be

by Tony Petrangelo

The Weekly Wrap 9-30

September 30, 2012

It was a good week for Minnesota Democrats. The Minnesota Supreme Court let them switch candidates in Duluth, and some excellent poll numbers came out

by Tony Petrangelo

Partisan ID in polls

September 27, 2012

The release by the StarTribune of their latest Minnesota Poll sent various bloggers around the state into a tizzy over its partisan ID numbers

by Tony Petrangelo

A new LeftMN feature, Election Resources

September 26, 2012

A discussion of the new LeftMN Election Resources page and the goodies contained within

by Tony Petrangelo

Minnesota House Fundraising Totals

September 25, 2012

Belated doesn’t even begin to describe this posts timing

by Tony Petrangelo

The Minnesota Poll Returns

September 24, 2012

The StarTribune is back in the field with a new polling partner and numbers on the two constitutional amendments

by Tony Petrangelo

The Weekly Wrap 9-23

September 23, 2012

This week’s wrap, like last weeks wrap, is light on prose, but heavy on embedded YouTube videos.

by Tony Petrangelo

Minnesota Legislature generic ballot tests from last week’s polls

September 17, 2012

Last week both SurveyUSA and Public Policy Polling released polls of the state. I’ve already covered the amendment portions of both polls, as well as the Presidential and Senatorial portions of those polls. Uncovered by me so far are the generic ballot tests for the Minnesota legislature that appeared in both of those polls. The Minnesota […]

by Tony Petrangelo