2014 Oklahoma Senate - Inhofe vs. Silverstein
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2024 Post-Election Polling Analysis
Why Many Were Correct in Thinking Trump Would Run Away With Electoral College Ken Bensinger & Kaleigh Rogers, New York Times
So Called Elites Got Election Wrong — Ignored Those Forecasting Trump’s Win Andy Puzder, New York Post
How America’s Accurate Election Polls Were Suppressed in Front of the Election Matt Taibbi, Racket News
What is Behind the Simmering Information War on Polling Salena Zito, Washington Examiner
Final Results
Race Analysis
When Jim Inhofe was first up for re-election in 1996, most observers rated his race against James Boren (not to be confused with his cousin, former Sen. David Boren) as at least somewhat competitive. Those days are gone. While Inhofe never wins his elections overwhelmingly -- he’s won 57 percent of the vote in all three re-election efforts -- few expect Matt Silverstein to give him a close race.
Poll Data
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