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| Poll | Date | Sample | Lee (R) | Kryzan (D) | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SurveyUSA | 10/28 - 10/29 | 587 LV | 48 | 34 | Lee +14 |
| SurveyUSA | 09/24 - 09/25 | 609 LV | 48 | 37 | Lee +11 |
Rep. Tom Reynolds's seat should be in more jeopardy but for a contested Democratic primary between businessman Jack Davis (D), attorney Alice Kryzan (D) and Iraq war vet Jon Powers (D). National Democrats favor Powers, but Kryzan edged him 41%-36% in the Sept. 9 primary, with Davis -- the Dem nominee the past two elections -- getting 23%. Businessman Chris Lee (R) gives Republicans a good shot at keeping the seat.
House
2006: Reynolds (R) 52, Davis (D) 48
2004: Reynolds (R) 56, Davis (D) 44
2002: Reynolds (R) 74, Nariman (D) 22
President
2004: Bush (R) 55, Kerry (D) 43
2000: Bush (R) 51, Gore (D) 44
- Lee Admits He 'Made a Mistake' In Early Job - Buffalo News
- Aggressive Race in the 26th - Newsday
- A GOP Seat At Risk In Upstate New York - Time
- Lee Leading Kryzan in Congressional Race - WGRZ
- Kryzan Wins Upset in Primary - WIVB