New York: NY20, NY24, NY25 and the Senate

Late in September:

Senate :

Democrat Kristen Gillibrand (+10.8, 49.8%) far before Republican DioGuardi 39% , it hasn’t change since the latest poll.

Kristen Gillibran video: here

Joseph DioGuardi video: here

District 20: Scott Murphy vs Chris Gibson

Poll shows Chris Gibson far behind Republican Scott Murphy, this is no more a “toss-up” election as predicted two weeks ago but now more lean Republican. 

“Murphy is better known, with a stronger favorability rating than Gibson, and voters say Murphy will represent them better on the issues, according to a Siena (College) Research Institute poll of likely voters released today.”(northcountrypublicradio.org) Also, this source reveals that “Voters in NY-20 still support President Barack Obama's stimulus package by wide margins”, whereas they will vote for a Republican.

Video of Gibson and Murphy: here

Chris Gibson video campaign: here

District 24:  Michael Arcuri vs Richard Hanna

Democrat Michael Arcuri is 8 point over Republican Richard Hanna, we can see a different turn because it was known as a “toss-up” election. (nydailynews.com)

Michael Arcuri video: here

Richard Hanna video: here

District 25 : Dan maffei vs Ann Marie Buerkle

Ann Marie Buerkle video : here

 

Begining of September

New York has two races which are the Congressional elections and the Senate elections.

District 20 : Scott Murphy vs Chris Gibson

Declared as “Toss-up” election, the actual polling data showed 45% for Murphy and 40% for Gibson. According to OpenSecret.org, we can see the huge difference between the two candidates in term of money. 

Scott Murphy is an incumbent.

Scott Murphy for the Democrat party, he raised $4,406,590, spent $2,953,939

Chris Gibson for the Republican party, he raised $853,632, spent $327,298

District 24: Michael Arcuri vs Richard Hanna

Declared as “Toss-up” election. There is no poll for this district right now.

Michael Arcuri: Democrat (incumbent)

Richard Hanna: Republican

Fundraising for the Democrat candidate: $1,277,454, spent already $707,133

Fundraising for the Republican candidate: $778,694, spent already $288,582

District 25: Dan Maffei vs Ann Marie Buerkle

This district has a lean for the Democratic party and also as we can see, a very different fundraising compared to the Republican.

Dan Maffei for the Democrat (incumbent), raised $2,273,458, spent $1,109,026

Ann Marie Buerkle for the Republican, raised $339,584, spent $157,468

The latest polling data shows 41% for Buekle and 44% for Maffei.

Senate:
 

Joseph DioGuardi seems by the different polls, to be the “leader of the Republican party for the Senate.

Joseph DioGuardi (Republican) vs Kristen Gillibrand (Democrat), the latest report shows us that the Democrat has 49.3% against 29.3% for the Republican.

David Malpass (Republican) vs. Kristen Gillibrand, the polling data gives the democrat candidate 51% against 26% for the Republican candidate.

Bruce Blakeman (Republican) vs Kristen Gillibrand, result of the polling data shows 50% for Kristen and 28.7% for Bruce.

Money raised by Gillibrand: $11,283,256 and spent $6,968,354

Money raised by DioGuardi: $1,189,078 and spent $346,078

Money raised by Malpass: $2,882,936 and spent $914,016

Money raised by Blakeman: $538,538 and spent $302,291