Numerology Class

ELECTION 2014, POLES

KANSAS SENATE .

44% Roberts (R) - incumbent

39% Orman (I)

4–7 October 2014

702 Kansas likely voters

MOE +/-  3.5%

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COLORADO SENATE

43% Gardner (R)

37% Udall (D) - incumbent

4–7 October 2014

739 Colorado likely voters

MOE +/-  3.5%

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ARKANSAS SENATE

46% Cotton (R)

39% Pryor (D)

4–7 October 2014

707 Arkansas likely voters

MOE +/-  3.5%

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ALASKA SENATE

44% Sullivan (R)

40% Begich (D) - incumbent

4–7 October 2014

706 Alaska likely voters

MOE. +/-  3.5%

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KENTUCKY SENATE

45% McConnell (R) - incumbent, minority leader

41% Greines (D)

4–7 October 2014

706 Kentucky likely voters

MOE +/-  3.5%

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PRES. OBAMA JOB PERFORMANCE APPROVAL RATINGS

33% Alaska

32% Arkansas

36% Colorado

31% Kansas

35% Kentucky

Likely voters, +/-  3.5%

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Senate floor as of now

55 Democrat

45 Republican

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Republicans plan on picking up:

Montana

South Dakota

Nebraska

Iowa

Arkansas

Alaska

Kansas

West Virginia

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Senate floor with numbers above:

49 Democrat

51 Republican

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If polling numbers hold as of today, The following states would go Republican:

Colorado

Several other races are too close to call

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<b> <i> 27 days until election day </b> </i> 

I don't care if your Democrat

I don't care if you're Republican

I don't care if you're Independent

Even if you're on affiliated like me

Get your butts to the polls… Had a college professor tell me wants "if you don't vote you got no right to complain"