CT-Sen: Blumenthal Still Crushing Opposition

Rasmussen (1/6, likely voters):

Richard Blumenthal (D): 56

Rob Simmons (R): 33

Some other: 4

Not sure: 7

Richard Blumenthal (D): 58

Linda McMahon (R): 34

Some other: 3

Not sure: 5

Richard Blumenthal (D): 60

Peter Schiff (R): 24

Some other: 6

Not sure: 10

(MoE: ±4.5%)

Rasmussen piles on with a quickly-executed poll of the Connecticut Senate race, in the wake of Chris Dodd’s bombshell retirement announcement and AG Richard Blumenthal’s prompt entry. Although Rasmussen finds a narrower margin than PPP did yesterday (PPP found Blumenthal over Simmons 59-28, a 31-point margin for Blumenthal instead of today’s 23), there’s no way for them to polish this turd for the GOP. Considering that Rasmussen’s last CT-Sen outing had Simmons beating Dodd by 13 — and that Simmons is suddenly reduced to putting out memos that amount to “Hey, I can still win!” — Dodd’s withdrawal looks to have saved the Democrats at least one big headache come November.

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24 thoughts on “CT-Sen: Blumenthal Still Crushing Opposition”

  1. PPP has Blumenthal +31 over Simmons

    Ras has Blumenthal +23 over Simmons

    This is a nine point difference meaning Ras polls a definatly biased.

    This also means that Martha Coakley is probably leading Scott Brown by 18 points instead of nine.

  2. we will probably have 3 polls showing Blumenthal making roadkill out of Simmons. If R2K confirms the same thing can this race be moved to lean D or solid D.

  3. A friend of mine just sent me a video of Linda McMahon recently addressing a GOP town committee in CT. They have her go through a laundry list of issues, and apparently, she’s pro-choice, anti-torture, wants to pull out of Iraq, and would’ve voted “yes” on TARP. The only thing she appears right-wing on is cap-and-trade.

    Is there any chance Peter Schiff could actually tea-bag his way outta this thing?

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