Here he goes again on his own – goin’ down the only road he’s ever known.
AZ-Sen (R) (3/16, likely voters, 1/20 in parens):
John McCain (R-inc): 48 (53)
J.D. Hayworth (R): 41 (31)
Other: 3 (3)
Undecided: 8 (8)
(MoE: ±4%)
AZ-Gov (R) (3/17, likely voters, 1/20 in parens):
Jan Brewer (R-inc): 20 (29)
Dean Martin (R): 21 (31)
Buz Mills (R): 19 (n/a)
John Munger (R): 10 (7)
Other: 7 (8)
Undecided: 23 (20)
(MoE: ±4%)
CA-Gov (3/15, likely voters, 2/15 in parens):
Jerry Brown (D): 40 (43)
Meg Whitman (R): 40 (43)
Other: 6 (6)
Undecided: 14 (8)Jerry Brown (D): 42 (46)
Steve Poizner (R): 27 (34)
Other: 13 (7)
Undecided: 18 (13)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
CA-Sen (3/15, likely voters, 2/15 in parens):
Barbara Boxer (D-inc): 46 (46)
Carly Fiorina (R): 40 (42)
Other: 4 (7)
Undecided: 10 (5)Barbara Boxer (D-inc): 43 (45)
Tom Campbell (R): 41 (41)
Other: 6 (4)
Undecided: 10 (10)Barbara Boxer (D-inc): 46 (47)
Chuck DeVore (R): 40 (42)
Other: 4 (6)
Undecided: 9 (5)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
GA-Gov (3/17, likely voters, 2/17 in parens):
Roy Barnes (D): 41 (37)
John Oxendine (R): 41 (45)
Other: 6 (7)
Undecided: 11 (10)Roy Barnes (D): 40 (37)
Nathan Deal (R): 43 (43)
Other: 5 (7)
Undecided: 13 (14)Roy Barnes (D): 39 (36)
Karen Handel (R): 42 (45)
Other: 5 (5)
Undecided: 14 (14)Roy Barnes (D): 40 (37)
Eric Johnson (R): 38 (37)
Other: 6 (8)
Undecided: 16 (18)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
GA-Sen (3/17, likely voters, 2/17 in parens):
Johnny Isakson (R-inc): 52 (49)
Generic Dem: 31 (36)
Other: 5 (4)
Undecided: 12 (12)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
PA-Gov (3/16, likely voters, 2/8 in parens):
Jack Wagner (D): 33 (28)
Tom Corbett (R): 46 (49)
Other: 6 (5)
Undecided: 16 (17)Joe Hoeffel (D): 28 (29)
Tom Corbett (R): 49 (51)
Other: 5 (5)
Undecided: 18 (15)Dan Onorato (D): 29 (26)
Tom Corbett (R): 46 (52)
Other: 7 (5)
Undecided: 17 (17)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
PA-Sen (D) (3/15, likely voters, 2/8 in parens):
Arlen Specter (D-inc): 48 (51)
Joe Sestak (D): 37 (36)
Other: 5 (4)
Undecided: 9 (9)
(MoE: ±5%)
WI-Gov (3/16, likely voters, 2/17 in parens):
Tom Barrett (D): 42 (42)
Mark Neumann (R): 46 (44)
Other: 4 (4)
Undecided: 8 (10)Tom Barrett (D): 42 (40)
Scott Walker (R): 48 (49)
Other: 2 (1)
Undecided: 8 (10)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
WI-Sen (3/16, likely voters, 2/17 in parens):
Russ Feingold (D-inc): 45 (43)
Tommy Thompson (R): 47 (48)
Other: 3 (6)
Undecided: 4 (4)Russ Feingold (D-inc): 51 (47)
Dave Westlake (R): 35 (37)
Other: 5 (6)
Undecided: 10 (10)Russ Feingold (D-inc): 49 (47)
Terrence Wall (R): 40 (39)
Other: 3 (6)
Undecided: 9 (7)
(MoE: ±4.5%)
and Scotty Outlier in general, these are all pretty good numbers for Team Blue… except PA Gov, big issues there.
Scotty polling Generic Dem in Georgia is pretty weasly on his part, since in other cases he grabs the best Rep name available.
And as for the Arizona poll, great news for John McCain!
Despite aggressively cozying up to the left, Specter’s hardly nailed down his (new) party’s nomination. I have to wonder if Sestak’s now trumping him among moderate/conservative Dems.
AZ-Sen. McCain went from 22 to only 7 points ahead??
Wish we had a tier 1 strong candidate on deck here to take advantage of this potential upcoming Repub bloody primary.
It must be all anti-Washington mania.
Is Some Dude going to win the Republican gubernatorial primary?
His website hits all the usual right-wing points, and nothing more.
Has anyone other than Scotty polled this?
…with the thought that these are greta numbers for Dems pretty much across the board.
As for Pennsylvania, 2 of the 3 candidates are from Wetsern PA, and only Hoeffel has ever been heard of really in Philadelphia, which is where most Dem votes come from. After the Dem primary, the Philadelphia votes will come home to roost with the Dem nominee. Not guaranteeing a win, but certainly the nominee will break 40% and 45% is almost a guarantee.
The whole east part of state vs west part of state concept won’t play out if both parties nominess are from West PA, but that just means the Dem nominee will just focus his entire campaign on Philly.
I can’t think of a good reason not to ask a Specter vs. Toomey question. Why isn’t Scotty releasing it?