It positively rained New Hampshire polls today - I'm only just now catching up to them.
Let's start with the presidentials. Marist College has Obama leading, and with a good sample size of registered voters, and more so with leaners factored in:
70% of Obama's backers are excited about the candidates running for president while 49% of McCain's report they are enthused.
On to Rasmussen, which was the real (bad) surprise of the day, and unfortunately I have no access to their sample data without paying for it. First up, the presidentials have McCain ahead by a couple, mimicking the Faux Hampshire poll. A click at the link suggests that McCain has shored up his support among the GOP here (a result of Palin? I personally don't think so, but who knows?)
Obama 49%
McCain 47%
Sample size: 700. Conducted 9/23. MoE +/-4%
On to Ras' Senate poll, the real shocker of the day, so much so I can only believe we have an outlier on our hands here, especially given that just yesterday Shaheen was beating Sununu by four in a poll that oversampled Republicans by 7%, and ARG still has them worlds apart:
Sununu 52%
Shaheen 45%
Sample size: 700. Conducted 9/23. MoE +/-4%
Next up, Paul Hodes released an internal poll today to counter the sly NRCC poll taken right after Horn won the nomination (courtesy SSP):
Anzalone-Liszt for Paul Hodes (9/14-18, likely voters):
Paul Hodes (D-inc): 50
Jennifer Horn (R): 32
Chester Lapointe (L): 4
(MoE: ±4.4%)
Looks like not a whole lot to worry about there.
And rounding out the end, we come to the third, Congressional iteration of the WMUR/UNH Granite State Poll of Faux Hampshire, the land of 7% more Republicans than New Hampshire:
