Arizona Sen. Martha McSally was 8 points behind Democratic candidate Mark Kelly in the same week he had to apologize for a racist joke.
Exactly half of likely voters in the state said they would be voting for the Democratic challenger, while 42 percent backed McSally for another term. A further seven percent said they were undecided—presenting McSally with an opportunity to pull back over the next few weeks.
Forty-two percent of likely voters in North Carolina said they would back Cunningham on November 3 as 37 percent opted for Tillis. A further 16 percent said they were undecided, while another four percent favored for third party candidates.An important minority of Republican voters in the state said they were unsure whether or not to back the GOP incumbent with less than two months left until polling day.
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