A New York Times/Siena University poll of likely Nebraska voters, posted Saturday by the Siena Research Institute, showed Republican Sen. Pete Ricketts at 49 percent and independent Dan Osborn at 43 percent^1,2.

The Times said Ricketts holds a six-point lead over Osborn, who is seeking to unseat him¹. Siena listed the same Senate split and did not publish a sample size or margin of error on its post².

Siena also listed Gov. Jim Pillen, a Republican, at 53 percent and Democrat Lynne Walz at 40 percent, and a generic Republican U.S. House candidate at 54 percent versus a Democratic candidate at 35 percent².

What remains unknown from Siena’s posted toplines is the share of undecided voters, the margin of error, and any crosstabs². The Times linked to interactive toplines and crosstabs that were not readable for this filing¹.

Sources

1. New York TimesPete Ricketts Leads Dan Osborn in Nebraska Senate Race, Poll FindsOct 31, 5:05 AM
2. Siena Research InstituteNYTimes/Siena Poll of Likely Nebraska VotersOct 31, 9:30 AM

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