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2009 Governors: New Jersey and Virginia

by: DocJess

Thu Mar 26, 2009 at 05:16:31 AM EDT


When we last checked in on Jon Corzine, he had a 34% approval rating, and 74% of you believed he'd pull it out in the end and win re-election. He now has 40% approval rating (albeit it from Quinnipiac, while the earlier number was from Monmouth), and Quinnipiac has Christie beating Corzine 46%-37%. And those numbers were polled a little bit before the new budget came out. If you haven't seen the new New Jersey budget, don't worry, you DO know what it says: higher taxes, fewer services.

Can he pull it out? 

Down in Virginia, PPP shows a tight race for the 9 June Democratic primary:  

Terry McAuliffe has a slight lead, receiving 21% to Brian Moran’s 19%. Last month’s survey found the two knotted at 18%. Creigh Deeds is further back at 14%.

Rasmussen shows Robert McDonald beating any of the challengers: 

Robert McDonnell (R)

39%

R. Creigh Deeds (D)

30%

Some Other Candidate

6%

Not Sure

25%

 

Robert McDonnell (R)

39%

Brian Moran (D)

36%

Some Other Candidate

4%

Not Sure

21%

 

Robert McDonnell (R)

42%

Terry McAuliffe (D)

35%

Some Other Candidate

3%

Not Sure

20%

Who prevails?

 

DocJess :: 2009 Governors: New Jersey and Virginia

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The Virginia poll numbers are actually pretty good news for the Democrats. Just before a primary, specific Democrats will poll low in the general. It's hard for some people to say "I want Moran to beat McAuliffe, but I'd vote for McAuliffe in the general" or whatever. It's like jinxing their preferred choice. So a 3% deficit for Moran with 21% undecided and 4% third party is really a result that says Moran is favored.


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