2022 Election Polling News and In-Depth Reporting

New poll gives GOP challenger George Logan slight edge over Jahana Hayes in 5th District

Republican George Logan had a one-point lead over U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes in the CT-5 congressional race’s first public poll.

Two-term Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal is maintaining his double-digit polling margin with less than two weeks until the Nov. 8 election.

Polling released in the final weeks of the governor’s race shows CT Gov. Ned Lamont with a steady double-digit lead over Bob Stefanowski.

Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. Richard Blumenthal have maintained their leads over challengers Bob Stefanowski and Leora Levy, a new Quinnipiac poll found.

The dynamics echoed a previous poll, with women favoring U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal over Leora Levy by a large margin and men split.

A Western New England University survey for Hearst Connecticut/WFSB shows Lamont leading Stefanowski 55%-40% and by 30 points among women.

The poll shows Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. Richard Blumenthal, both Democrats, have 30-point leads among women who are likely to vote.

The survey found Richard Blumenthal, a two-term Democrat, leading Leora Levy 49% to 36%, with 10.5% undecided and 5% preferring someone else.

Lamont benefits from a considerable gender gap in the Emerson poll, with an 18-point lead over his Republican challenger among women.

The poll had red flags for Democrats: Gov. Ned Lamont leads by 8 points, but Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s job approval is barely above water.

The poll in Connecticut’s U.S. Senate race shows Richard Blumenthal has leads ranging from 10 to 16 points in matchups with Republicans.