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Ohio U.S. Senate: Brown 56%, DeWine 44%

November 07, 2006

- Sherrod Brown is the frontrunner in Ohio's election to the United States Senate, according to the latest poll by the University of Cincinnati. 56 per cent of respondents in the Buckeye State would vote for the Democratic challenger, while 44 per cent would support Republican incumbent Mike DeWine.

An early November poll by SurveyUSA also gave Brown a 12-point lead over DeWine.

DeWine was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1994 and 2000. In the last contest, he defeated Democrat Ted Celeste with 61 per cent of all cast ballots. DeWine served as Ohio's lieutenant governor from 1991 to 1996.

Brown was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1992. He had previously served as an Ohio state legislator from 1975 to 1982.

On May 2, Ohio voters participated in a primary election. DeWine earned the GOP senatorial nod with 71 per cent of the vote, while Brown won the Democratic contest with 77.5 per cent.

The election to the U.S. Senate will take place today.

Polling Data

Election 2006 - Ohio U.S. Senate

Incumbent: Mike DeWine (R)
Challenger: Sherrod Brown (D)

DeWine (R)

Brown (D)

Date

Methodology

MofE

Univ. of Cinc.

44%

56%

Nov. 1-5

Phone, 1,074 LV

3.0

SurveyUSA

42%

54%

Nov. 3-5

Phone, 436 LV

4.8

Mason-Dixon

44%

50%

Oct. 31-Nov. 1

Phone, 625 LV

4.0

Opinion Consultants

44%

51%

Oct. 22-30

Phone, 800 LV

3.5

Rasmussen Reports

41%

53%

Oct. 24

Phone, 500 LV

4.5

Zogby / Reuters

42%

49%

Oct. 24-31

Phone, 600 LV

4.0

Opinion Research Corporation

43%

54%

Oct. 26-29

Phone, 542 LV

4.0

Zogby Interactive

47%

49%

Oct. 23-27

Online, 735 LV

3.7

SurveyUSA

37%

57%

Oct. 23-25

Phone, 563 LV

4.1

Bloomberg / LA Times

39%

47%

Oct. 20-23

Phone, 507 LV

4.0

Mason-Dixon

48%

40%

Oct. 18-20

Phone, 625 LV

4.0

Zogby Interactive

45%

49%

Oct. 10-16

Online, 750 LV

3.6

CBS / NYT

35%

49%

Oct. 11-15

Phone, 689 LV

4.0

Quinnipiac University

41%

53%

Oct. 10-15

Phone, 901 LV

3.3

Univ. of Cinc.

45%

52%

Oct. 9-14

Phone, 526 LV

4.3

Rasmussen Reports

41%

46%

Oct. 12

Phone, 500 LV

4.5

SurveyUSA

40%

54%

Oct. 8-10

Phone, 515 LV

4.4

Rasmussen Reports

41%

49%

Oct. 3

Phone, 500 LV

4.5

Zobgy / Reuters

41%

41%

Sept. 25-Oct. 2

Phone, 601 LV

4.0

Mason-Dixon

43%

45%

Sept. 25-27

Phone, 625 LV

4.0

Zogby Interactive

41%

45%

Sept. 19-25

Online, 963 LV

3.2

Columbus
Disptach

42%

47%

Sept. 9-22

Mail, 1,791 LV

2.0

Quinnipiac
University

44%

45%

Sept. 11-17

Phone, 876 LV

3.3

U. of
Cincinnati

47%

51%

Sept. 7-17

Phone, 671 LV

3.8

Rasmussen
Reports

41%

47%

Sept. 13

Phone, 500 LV

3.5

Zogby
Interactive

41%

45%

Aug. 29-Sept. 5

Online, 807 LV

3.5

Gallup

40%

46%

Aug. 23-27

Phone, 584 LV

4.2

Rasmussen
Reports

42%

45%

Aug. 22

Phone, 500 LV

4.5

Zogby
Interactive

39%

47%

Aug. 15-21

Online, 1,045 LV

3.0

SurveyUSA

41%

49%

Aug. 5-7

Phone, 503 LV

4.4

Zogby
Interactive

37%

45%

Jul. 11-19

Online, 953 LV

3.2

Rasmussen
Reports

46%

39%

Jun. 20

Phone, 500 LV

4.5

Zogby
Interactive

34%

46%

Jun. 13-19

Online, 785 LV

3.6

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error

Previous polls from this race