Survey USA new poll numbers out for Bush, these numbers will shock you

[killerbush]

Survey USA has come out with their latest 50-state poll on how Bush is doing in each state, and some of the negative numbers are shocking. First off, only 4 out of the 50 states have positive numbers for Bush. They are:

Utah: +15 55%-40%
Wyoming: +10 54%-44%
Idaho: +10 53%-43%
Nebraska +6 51%-45%

Now the bottom five:

Delaware -43 27%-70%
Vermont -43 27%-70%
Massachusetts -44 26%-70%
New York -48 24%-72%
Rhode Island -50 24%-74%

One state, (Oklahoma), has the president even with 48%-48%. the rest of the US is all negative numbers for Bush. To see how your state fared, if you haven't see it here already, go to:

http://www.surveyusa.com/50state2006/06041850StatePOTUSApproval.html

[kaygore]

1. Wow! He's losing in Texas

Guess it's time for another 9/11!

[Jamison]

2. Wow...nice.

I saw those numbers and it looks like Alabama and Kansas have flipped...impressive. More people in Utah are putting down the Kool-Aid. It looks BAD for *!:headbang:

[joemurphy]

3. Indiana has him at 40%. Amazingly low for this place. n/t

[DrGonzoLives]

25. Halo effect from Bitch

I imagine that the only Republican that would have good numbers in this state right now is Lugar, who would anyway.

[DanCa]

4. Who runs survey usa?

Is it a rethug or dem polling company? I am just wondering thanks- Danny.

[killerbush]

5. SurveyUSA is pretty independent

[DanCa]

8. Thanks -(nt)

[Atman]

6. It's going to be exciting to watch the media report on the stunning upset

the GOP pulls of in November! They must be hiring the best Hollywood writers to come up with some remotely plausible scenerio.

[Robeson]

13. Oh, you know the script.....

...everybody wakes up that morning, and all of the sudden, they have an epiphany that the threat of gays getting married, and Bush's "strength" on security, override everything....

And it will be played as a reconfirmation of the nations trust in Bush. Don't think twice about it. They have the script ready, just like the votes.

[SYNERCHOSIS]

14. Bird Flu

Wasn't there something about bush increasing funding for blue flu prevention, which can only mean they are spending money to plan an epidemic scare, perhaps in Nov?

Get your absentee ballets ready, there will be some plot to keep the people at home. The gas prices alone might keep most from voting!

[saltpoint]

7. That's still not as blue as I'd like it in my political dream world, but

the trend is not encouraging for the GOP at all.

that 74% in Rhode Island hints that Senator Chafee is going to be swept from office on the skunktails of the president.

[killerbush]

9. Old Crusoe

Don't be too sure about Chaffee. He's still pretty popular in the state.

[saltpoint]

10. I know he's not hated, but articles this week in several mags & websites

have Lincoln Chafee telling the press he feels squeezed by the conservatives in his own party primary simultaneous to being loathed by liberals for selling out to Bush, which could cost him in the fall. "It's almost impossible," he says in one piece, to run for re-election in that narrow navigational stream.

I understand there is some support for him. I don't hate him myself. But I think I'd prefer a more reliable Democratic vote in that chair.

[pstans]

11. Bush has 17 electoral votes

[Clarkie1]

12. Just remember in 2008 we won't be running our candidate against Bush.

This is delightful news for his year, however. Hopefully this spills over into anti-Republicans in congress sentiment. I think it will because there are many more who strongly disapprove of Bush than strongly approve. Even the low support he has is very tepid support.

I'm hoping Republicans don't fell a lot of motivation to get off their butts on election day, and Democrats come out in passionate droves

[norml]

15. This shames me to be a Nebraskan.

I should move to a swing state, where my vote would count for more.

[Clarkie1]

16. Actually I think now is the time to put more resources into Nebraska,

for example. The spread there is 6 points...that's not much. It's a very opportune time to get through to Republicans in red states, because a lot of their neighbors have already turned against them. We should take advantage.

[BrotherBuzz]

17. I don't disagree

:thumbsup:

[radfringe]

18. another way to look at it

including oklahoma (tie) - he's only in "positive" numbers with 5 states

this means 90% of the country feels he should be

[RebelOne]

19. Georgia at 55% disapproval.

I'm happy to see that people in this red state of mine are finally waking up.

[Catchawave]

20. Virginia approval 37% is very telling

this is a heavily populated active and retired military and gov employee state. No mandate here :D

[killerbush]

21. Catchwave

He's really got no mandate anywhere, except for the kool-aid drinkers in the intermountain west.

[gasperc]

22. so why is Rhode Island so pissed?

did his motorcade run over the state flower?

[killerbush]

24. New England has always been pissed at Bush

Except for New Hampshire at one time, but now even they're seeing the light.

[johnnyrocket]

23. Yes, those number DO shock me: WHY IS HE GETTING ANY...

...POSITIVES FROM ANYONE, ANYWHERE!!?!?

Shocking indeed.