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Oct 19, 2026

Greg SargentHOST
2:19
Marist has Talarico up two points on Republican Ken Paxton, 47 to 45.
Greg SargentHOST
2:26
Siena Research Institute has Talarico up four, 48 to 44.
Greg SargentHOST
2:31
A Republican pollster, Trafalgar, had Talarico up four as well.
Greg SargentHOST
2:35
YouGov had it at plus three.
Greg SargentHOST
2:19
Marist has Tallarico up two points on Republican Ken Paxton, 47 to 45.
Greg SargentHOST
2:25
Siena Research Institute has Tallarico up four, 48 to 44.
Greg SargentHOST
2:31
A Republican pollster, Trafalgar, had Tallarico up four as well.
Greg SargentHOST
2:35
YouGov had it at plus three.
Dave WassermanGUEST
26:31
And then in Elise Stefanik's district, this is really, I think, the potential to be the house shocker here.
Dave WassermanGUEST
26:37
We just saw a Siena Research Institute poll that showed a Democratic dairy farmer named Blake Jendebean running four points ahead of the MAGA candidate, Anthony Constantino, who toppled the kind of mainstream Republican in this district.
Dave WassermanGUEST
26:54
And this is a seat that voted for Trump by about 21. in 2024.
Dave WassermanGUEST
26:58
But if you go back and look at the Obama numbers in this seat, Obama won comfortably in both 2008 and 2012.
Kara ChapmanCORRESPONDENT
4:08
DeGrasse claimed that intentionally skewed the results for on-ballot Democrats.
Kara ChapmanCORRESPONDENT
4:13
Don Levy leads the Siena Research Institute.
Kara ChapmanCORRESPONDENT
4:15
He says the decision to include Schmidt alongside Constantino and Democratic St. Lawrence County farmer Blake Jendebean was made jointly with the media sponsors of the poll, the Albany Times Union, WAMC, and MyMBC5.
Kara ChapmanCORRESPONDENT
4:27
Levy says even if you took all the Schmidt voters and put them in Constantino's column, it'd still show a tight race.
Mike CollinsHOST
12:48
Our guest is Ruth Igielnik, polling editor for The New York Times on Charlotte Talks on WFAE.
Mike CollinsHOST
12:58
The New York Times, as I said, conducts its own polling, often with the Siena College Research Institute.
Mike CollinsHOST
13:03
Have you altered, the two of your organizations, have you altered in any way the way you conduct your polls or weigh the results?
Ruth IgielnikGUEST
13:11
Yeah, we have.
Gary SterkoffHOST
17:18
New poll from WCMH.
Gary SterkoffHOST
17:19
New York Times and Siena Research Institute found Democrat Sherrod Brown at 49% to Republican John Husted's 46% in the Senate race and Democrat Amy Acton at 49% to Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's 45% in the governor's race.
Gary SterkoffHOST
17:36
That was from WCMH.
Gary SterkoffHOST
17:38
Before Vice President Vance arrived, local Democratic activists held a news conference in Lima, Ohio.
Katherine WheelerHOST
2:30
And I'm Katherine Wheeler.
Katherine WheelerHOST
2:32
A new poll by the Siena Research Institute shows a tight race for New York's 21st congressional district.
Katherine WheelerHOST
2:39
The New York Public News Network's Erin Schello-Levine has more.
Aaron Shalo-LevineCORRESPONDENT
2:43
The poll, conducted in collaboration with WAMC, the Times Union, and WPTZ, shows Blake Jendebean, the Democratic dairy farmer from Lisbon, has a four-point lead over GOP candidate Anthony Constantino, 46% to 42%.
Bruce HooleyHOST
0:56
Matt, welcome to the show.
Bruce HooleyHOST
0:58
And it looks to me like the polls in Ohio are, I don't know about tightening, but New York Times/Siena Research Institute, uh, has both the Sherrod Brown, John Husted race, and the Ramaswamy, Amy Acton race for governor, uh, both within the margin of error.
Bruce HooleyHOST
1:13
Democrats ahead, but, uh, that's kinda typical.
Bruce HooleyHOST
1:17
They say that, uh, back in 2024, the Times/Siena poll had Sherrod Brown ahead of Bernie Moreno, and Kamala Harris ahead of Donald Trump.
speaker_2NARRATOR
11:36
The industry relies on very active losers.
speaker_2NARRATOR
11:39
Today, nearly a quarter of all Americans, and half of men ages 18 to 49, say they have an active sportsbook account, according to the Siena Research Institute.
speaker_2NARRATOR
11:48
But that rapid growth has come with consequences.
speaker_2NARRATOR
11:51
About a quarter of active sportsbook account holders surveyed by the organization this year said that they'd lost enough on a bet that they'd have trouble meeting their financial obligations.
John IadarolaHOST
26:13
So that is pretty significant, and here's the poll.
John IadarolaHOST
26:15
It's, uh, released by ReconMR and Siena Research Institute, showing Maria, uh, Hinojosa, uh, leading 49% to 45%.
John IadarolaHOST
26:24
This is a month before early voting begins in Texas.
John IadarolaHOST
26:26
They allow early voting? What a commie plot.

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