Americans Say Candidates Don't Need Negativity to Win

Americans Say Candidates Don't Need Negativity to Win  Americans believe candidates don't need to resort to criticizing their opponents and producing negative campaign ads to win an election. Read More   Americans Want Era of Big Government To End   Americans continue to hold a negative view of the federal government and most say they want the era of big government to end. Read More  Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 46% Approve of Obama's Performance Americans Say Life is Good  Time Is Running Out! Sign up today for more than 25% off on a yearly Rasmussen Reader subscription. Offer ends October 17, 2014! Ebola and the 41 Million Uninsured Americans: A Commentary By Froma Harrop Democrats on Defensive Over Role of Government: A Commentary by Michael Barone  Read The Latest Results for Election 2014  What America Thinks What America Thinks: Election Update - Week of 10/10/14   Thirty-six U.S. Senate seats are on the ballot this November. Twenty-one of them are held by Democrats and 15 by Republicans. The GOP needs a net gain of six seats to take control of the Senate, and North Carolina which is critical to Republicans hopes has moved back to a Toss-Up. At week's end, the Rasmussen Senate Balance of Power Rankings show 15 races Safe Republican and nine Safe Democrat. Three lean Republican, two lean Democrat and one leans Independent. Six races are Toss-Ups.   Coming Soon...   2:00 p.m. EST: Most Say Negative Campaign Ads Have Negative Voting Effects   Advertise With Us Copyright © 2014 Rasmussen Reports. All Rights Reserved.

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