Today, Pompeo gets 31%; Schodorf gets 24%; Hartman gets 23%. But, compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll 2 weeks ago, Schodorf is up 8 points, while Hartman is down 8 and Pompeo is nominally down 1. Schodorf today holds significant double-digit leads among the oldest voters, among moderates, and among pro-choice voters, each of which are minority groups in the GOP primary electorate, but each of which are groups where Schodorf has climbed from 3rd place to 1st over the past month. Pompeo, meanwhile, remains in command among conservatives, those with favorable views of the Tea Party, and pro-life voters. If Schodorf can motivate her base of more moderate, pro-choice Republicans to vote, Schodorf may ride her wave of momentum to victory when votes are counted in 5 days, on 08/03/10. The more conservative and pro-life the electorate, the more likely Pompeo will withstand Schodorf's challenge.

KS-04 Democrats today nominate State Representative Raj Goyle to face the GOP Primary winner in the November general election. Goyle today defeats retiree Robert Tillman 63% to 19%, with 18% of likely voters undecided. In 2 previous SurveyUSA polls, Tillman was a factor. As the candidates now head into the final weekend of campaigning, Goyle appears to have sealed the deal.