Topic: Ed Goeas

Michele Bachmann faces reports of a New Hampshire revolt. Is the end near?

Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has all but ignored New Hampshire, focusing on Iowa. As a result, her New Hampshire campaign staff reportedly has quit.

GOP Pollsters Say Obama Must Pull Voters Back from Brink of Anger

Conservative advocacy and polling group Resurgent Republic's Ed Gillespie, a former Republican National Committee Chairman, and Ed Goeas, a veteran GOP pollster, argue independents like President Obama but don't believe he's made the economy better.

Pollsters: Obama risks losing independents as jobless rate climbs (VIDEO)

Two Republican pollsters say their data show that both Republican and independent voters are growing angrier about the stubbornly high jobless rate.

Two key tests for Michele Bachmann and her presidential bid

Rep. Michele Bachmann announced her presidential candidacy Monday, saying she is a 'bold choice.' Can she win the Iowa caucuses? And can she broaden her appeal beyond the tea party?

Reading this week's Election 2010 tea (party) leaves: more uncertainty

Democrats will be fortunate not to lose at least one house of Congress in Election 2010. But beyond that, major uncertainties remain, and in fact may be increasing.

With Democrats lacking enthusiasm, will Tea Party help or hurt?

A new poll showing an 'intensity gap' between Democratic and Republican voters raises questions about the Tea Party's impact ahead of 2010 Congressional elections.

Poll: 2010 could be 'year of the angry white male' redux

Voters are in a sour mood, which could lead to trouble for incumbents in Congress and statehouses in 2010, bipartisan pollsters say. Will it be a repeat of the 'Republican revolution' of 1994?

New Battleground Poll: challenges for both parties