Gray is trailing Paul — who has held nearly 100 events across Kentucky since the beginning of the year — by 12 points in an automated poll of registered voters in early August by GOP firms RunSwitch PR and Harper Polling.

With Saturday’s Fancy Farm picnic in the rear view mirror and fewer than 100 days to go before November’s election, here’s a snapshot of what we learned over the weekend about the race for U.S. Senate and President:

Kentucky Republicans will once again try to take over the state House of Representatives this fall.

A new poll reveals good news for Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin and incumbent Senator Rand Paul.

Recent polling shows Hardy and Kihuen neck-and-neck in their battle over the 4th Congressional District.

Colorado governor remains in contention for a cabinet post in a potential Clinton administration.

Plurality of residents would choose Philly to leave state, survey says...

The rest of the state wants Philadelphia out of Pennsylvania. But Philadelphians voted to “Philexit” as well.

Harper Polling released their annual “Our Commonwealth” poll, who shared their views on best vacations spots, and which Pennsylvanians they would most like to see vacate for good.

“Obamacare got used against every Democrat in the last few elections and sent home a lot of incumbents,” said Brock McCleary, president of Harper Polling and former top strategist at the NRCC during the 2012 and 2010 elections. “The map where that works is smaller than it used to be.”

Ahead of the August 9 primary in Wisconsin’s first congressional district, House Speaker Paul Ryan is leading local businessman Paul Nehlen by a large margin, a new poll shows.

Is Donald Trump gaining ground on Hillary Clinton?

A recent poll in Colorado's Senate race indicates Republican challenger Darryl Glenn is six points behind Sen. Michael Bennet.

A new poll of likely Colorado voters gives an edge to Democrats Hillary Clinton and Michael Bennet but showed a lukewarm response to Gov. John Hickenlooper as a possible Clinton pick for vice president.

The GOP firm Harper Polling gives us our first look at the general election in Colorado.

A new poll found Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet has a 6-point lead over Republican Darryl Glenn in the Senate race, 46 percent to 40 percent, while 14 percent are still undecided on the race.

With less than four months until election day, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton holds a solid lead over presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump in Colorado.

GOP Rep. Cresent Hardy, considered one of the more vulnerable incumbents in the country, is in a dead heat with Democratic state Sen. Ruben Kihuen.

A recent poll conducted by Harper Polling of 400 voters within the district shows that it’s Hardy, not Kihuen, who holds a slight advantage, 38 percent to 36 percent.

Gus Rantz has been up on TV for about a month now building his name recognition. Today, his campaign released a poll done by Harper Polling that has him in 3rd place in the race to replace Charles Boustany in Congress.