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Coverage of Government from Six State Signal.
A campaign-sponsored poll puts the Democrat ahead in the five-candidate field. The Republican nominee says he is staying in the race.
The preservation demand is tied to an appealed voter-data case that a federal judge dismissed in April.
Democratic challengers propose higher taxes on some vacation properties while Republican incumbents favor restraining costs.
The UNH survey finds a tighter contest for lieutenant governor than for governor or U.S. Senate.
The September 24 release also finds Chris Pappas narrowly ahead of John E. Sununu in the Senate contest.
The September survey finds an advantage for the incumbent and limited voter familiarity with Republican Mike Minogue.
Two September 24 releases give different candidates the advantage, with uncertainty around both estimates.
Connecticut's governor promotes his record while his Republican challenger argues the state remains too expensive.
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