Sentences with phrase «opponent by double digits»

Newark Mayor Cory Booker continues to lead his Republican opponent by double digits with just one day to go in the New Jersey Senate special election.

She continues to lead all three of her would - be GOP opponents by double digits, and 70 percent of Republicans still have no idea who they'll vote for in the primary, even though it's merely two weeks away.

Cox continued to insist that Gillibrand is in fact beatable, despite the fact that polls have shown her beating all three of her would - be opponents by double digits.

Democrats face an uphill climb in trying to gain full control of the state Senate, according to a trio of Sienna College polls on Monday showing incumbent freshman trailing their Republican opponents by double digits.

Not exact matches

In three of these four, the opponent was down by double digits and trying desperately to stay in the game.

Double - digit favorites coming off a win by 10 or more points have gone 67 -89-5 (42.9 %) ATS vs. division opponents since 2003.

Anyone questioning whether the Wolf Pack have enough fuel to sustain a deep run need look no further than their first two games in the NCAA tournament, when they outlasted a pair of high - major opponents with multiple projected first - round NBA draft picks between them by making double - digit comebacks in the second half.

Today's Q poll finds GOP gubernatorial nominee Carl Paladino has dramatically reduced the double - digit lead long enjoyed by his Democratic opponent, AG Andrew Cuomo, coming within just six percentage points of the once - comfortable frontrunner and turning this contest into a real horse race.

The Fordham law professor beat out opponent Will Yandik by a double digit percentage.

1) Monroe County Legislator Ted O'Brien has a double digit lead over his GOP opponent, Assemblyman Sean Hanna, in the race for the 46th district, currently represented by retiring Sen. Jim Alesi.

He would win re-election by double digits against his nearest opponent.

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a Democrat, leads his opponent Republican John Cahill by double digits in the polls.

He would win reelection by double digits against his nearest opponent.

Castle was considered a sure winner in the general election, but O'Donnell now trails her Democratic opponent Chris Coons by double digits.