Scotty don’t!
CO-Gov (2/4, likely voters, 1/6 in parens):
John Hickenlooper (D): 49 (42)
Scott McInnis (R): 45 (45)
Other: 1 (5)
Undecided: 6 (6)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
CT-Gov (2/1, likely voters):
Ned Lamont (D): 41
Michael Fedele (R): 33
Other: 8
Undecided: 18Ned Lamont (D): 40
Tom Foley (R): 37
Other: 9
Undecided: 14Dan Malloy (D): 36
Michael Fedele (R): 35
Other: 9
Undecided: 21Dan Malloy (D): 37
Tom Foley (R): 36
Other: 10
Undecided: 28
(MoE: ±4.5%)
NV-Gov (2/3, likely voters):
Rory Reid (D): 33
Brian Sandoval (R): 45
Other: 11
Undecided: 12Rory Reid (D): 44
Jim Gibbons (R): 35
Other: 13
Undecided: 8Rory Reid (D): 40
Mike Montandon (R): 36
Other: 14
Undecided: 10
(MoE: ±4.5%)
OH-Gov (2/5-6, likely voters, 1/12 in parens):
Ted Strickland (D-inc): 41 (40)
Jon Kasich (R): 47 (47)
Other: 5 (4)
Undecided: 8 (8)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
OH-Sen (2/5-6, likely voters, 1/12 in parens):
Lee Fisher (D): 39 (37)
Rob Portman (R): 43 (44)
Other: 5 (4)
Undecided: 13 (14)Jennifer Brunner (D): 38 (40)
Rob Portman (R): 42 (43)
Other: 5 (5)
Undecided: 15 (13)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
PA-Sen (D) (2/8, likely voters, 1/18 in parens):
Arlen Specter (D-inc): 51 (53)
Joe Sestak (D): 36 (32)
Other: 4 (4)
Not sure: 9 (11)
(MoE: ±5%)
There numbers look amazing
Im happy to see Joe Sestak is gaining ground on Snarlen’ Arlen
And Fisher is Polling better than Brunner now? I don’t think 2010 is going to be as bad as everyone says, they forget that Iraq will effectively be a memory on election day if what Obama said last year about an august pullout is true, jobs and the economy will bounce back in general as well.
I’ve already seen polls that show that people don’t like Repubs more than dems, its just that they aren’t content with what dems are bringing to the table, hopefully they change their tunes if they want to hold onto their seats by passing a jobs bill and forcing REAL filibusters, not this Filibuster by proxy crap we have been seeing for more than a year now.
If we are to take Rasmussen’s numbers at face value, indeed those numbers seem to suggest a tiny beginning of a small rebound for Dems which reinforces my impression – that in hindsight MA will have marked the Republican backlash’s peak and that the situation will be more “even” by November.
Apparently PA Dems have decided to hold their noses and accept Arlen.
Sorry, Joe, it’s just not happening.
the “other” in NV? Could it be people still want Goodman?
http://www.rasmussenreports.co…
Same old story: Sestak and Specter both getting thumped, by pretty much the same margin. PA-Sen is not looking good unless the national environment improves and/or the Democratic nominee successfully paints him as too conservative, neither of which I would rule out at this early point in time.
OK: Let’s repeat the obvious just one more time:
Fisher crushes Brunner in fundraising, BUT is an an absolute DEAD HEAT with Fisher (against Portman) in the polls.
Ah, but what does that mean for the primary? The knucklehead DINO insider faction is ALL behind Fisher –but scared, really scared. Now that they don’t have the Finkmaister’s ass to kiss anymore, they’re lost. And they thought that Keith Wilkowski was a shoo-in.