Georgia

2010 Governor
41% Oxendine (R), 41% Barnes (D)
43% Deal (R), 40% Barnes (D)
42% Handel (R), 39% Barnes (D)
40% Barnes (D), 38% Johnson (R)

Favorable / Unfavorable
Karen Handel: 44 / 32
John Oxendine: 53 / 34
Nathan Deal: 39 / 30
Eric Johnson: 33 / 27
Roy Barnes: 44 / 43

Job Approval / Disapproval
Pres. Obama: 44 / 54
Gov. Perdue: 54 / 43

Job Approval / Disapproval

California
Pres. Obama: 52 / 44
Sen. Feinstein: 41 / 49
Sen. Boxer: 40 / 50
Gov. Schwarzenegger: 17 / 81
(charts)

Kansas
Pres. Obama: 37 / 61
Sen. Brownback: 50 / 42
Sen. Roberts: 57 / 36
Gov. Parkinson: 44 / 41

Ohio
Pres. Obama: 42 / 52
Sen. Voinovich: 39 / 52
Sen. Brown: 42 / 46
Gov. Strickland: 40 / 54
(charts)

Oregon
Pres. Obama: 48 / 50
Sen. Wyden: 49 / 41
Sen. Merkley: 38 / 45
Gov. Kulongoski: 34 / 56

Washington State
Pres. Obama: 46 / 49
Sen. Murray: 42 / 45
Sen. Cantwell: 38 / 49
Gov. Gregoir: 31 / 65

National

Overall, given what you know about them, do you support or oppose the proposed changes to the health care system being developed by Congress and the Obama Administration?
48% Support, 53% Oppose (chart)

Obama Job Approval
46% Approve, 47% Disapprove (chart)
Dems: 82 / 14 (chart)
Reps: 4 / 89 (chart)
Inds: 41 / 54 (chart)
Economy: 40 / 51 (chart)
Health care: 40 / 52 (chart)

Congressional Job Approval
9% Approve, 66% Disapprove (chart)

2010 House: Generic Ballot
45% Democrat, 38% Republican
Registered voters: 45% Republican, 43% Democrat (chart)

State of the Country
32% Right Direction, 53% Wrong Track (chart)

National

As of right now, do you generally support or generally oppose the health care proposals being discussed in Congress?
46% Support, 42% Oppose (chart)

Do you think _____ would be better off or worse off if the president and Congress passed health care reform, or don't you think it would make much difference?
You and your family: 35% Better, 32% Worse, 28% No difference
The country as a whole: 45% Better, 34% Worse, 14% No difference

If the president and Congress do pass health care reform, do you think that would make _____ better, worse or would it stay about the same?
The quality of your own health care: 28% better, 29% Worse, 36% Same
The cost of health care for you and your family: 31% Better, 32% Worse, 29% Same
Your ability to get and keep health insurance: 35% Better, 22% Worse, 36% Same

And what if the president and Congress DO NOT pass health care reform, and things stay as they are. Do you think each of the following will get better or worse over the next several years, or will it stay about the same?
The quality of your own health care: 10% Better, 31% Worse, 56% Same
The cost of health care for you and your family: 8% Better, 48% Worse, 40% Same
Your ability to get and keep health insurance: 10% Better, 32% Worse, 54% Same

Party ID
36% Democratic, 20% Republican, 35% independent (chart)

Kentucky

2010 Senate: Democratic Primary
47% Mongiardo, 31% Conway

2010 Senate: Republican Primary
40% Paul, 28% Grayson

2010 Senate
43% Grayson (R), 38% Mongiardo (D)
44% Grayson (R), 36% Conway (D)
46% Paul (R), 37% Mongiardo (D)
45% Paul (R), 39% Conway (D)

Favorable / Unfavorable
Trey Grayson: 53 / 24
Ran Paul: 55 / 25
Daniel Mongiardo: 45 / 41
Jack Conway: 44 / 40
Steve Beshear: 50 / 45
Mitch McConnell: 46 / 49
Jim Bunning: 33 / 56
Barack Obama: 39 / 57