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NM-Sen: Udall Crushing Pearce in New Poll

by: James L.

Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 3:41 PM EDT

Public Policy Polling (9/17-19, likely voters):

Tom Udall (D): 57
Steve Pearce (R): 37
(MoE: ±3%)

Pearce better get out of the way, because the Udall Express is barreling down Route 66 at a blazing speed. No wonder the NRSC isn't wasting a dime here.

Bonus finding: In the Presidential race, Obama enjoys a 53-42 lead over McCain. It looks like Sarah Palin doesn't play well in New Mexico, as only 38% of voters say her selection makes them more likely to vote for McCain, while 46% say the opposite. This state is looking good.

James L. :: NM-Sen: Udall Crushing Pearce in New Poll

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NM-Sen: Udall Crushing Pearce in New Poll | 6 comments

I never thought

McCain could win New Mexico. Bush was able to squeak out the state by doing respectable among Hispanics, only losing 56-44. But McCain will do a lot worse than that and in a state where the 04 margin was 6K, he can't afford to.

by: safi @ Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 15:06:05 PM CDT

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In New Mexico I see a Texas future

by: andgarden @ Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 15:10:33 PM CDT

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What the hell is that supposed to mean!?!

I take offense to your saying that we New Mexicans would want to be anything like our embarrassing neighbor.

The nerve!!! :)

by: nrimmer @ Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 17:42:25 PM CDT

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But if Texas ever sees the error of its ways

and wants to be more like us, I say welcome to the group of rational states :D

Your go-to source for great sarcasm

by: DGM @ Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 18:11:22 PM CDT

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I think he just means Texas will...

Eventually look a lot like New Mexico does right now politically. Texas, much like New Mexico has a booming Hispanic population which will form the backbone of a state democratic party. I imgaine it's going to take a good dozen or so years to overtake the republicans in Texas though. We have a lot of work to do in getting the Hispanic population registered and mobalized to vote.

by: ChadInFL @ Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 18:17:09 PM CDT

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exactly

by: andgarden @ Mon Sep 22, 2008 at 18:51:11 PM CDT

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