(R)asmussen Poll--Nevada Senate: Reid 50% Angle 47%
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Fri Sep-03-10 08:53 AM
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(R)asmussen Poll--Nevada Senate: Reid 50% Angle 47% |
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They also show Obama's job approval isn't horrible.
Rasmussen 9/1/10; 750 likely voters, 4% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Rasmussen release)
Nevada
2010 Senate 50% Reid (D), 47% Angle (R) (chart)
Favorable / Unfavorable Harry Reid: 45 / 51 (chart) Sharron Angle: 42 / 51
Job Approval / Disapproval Pres. Obama: 48 / 50 (chart) Gov. Gibbons: 38 / 59 (chart)
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Fri Sep-03-10 08:55 AM
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Can you imagine Angle and Bachmann along with both Kings. That would be just to scary to think about
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:01 AM
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Obama will probally win it In 2012.And just remember with all the doom and gloom talk If Reid can win In Nevada that bodes well for California,Washington,and WI.If Dems win these 4 we will keep the majority In The Senate.
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:05 AM
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6. Well, Reid's opponent is a big help. |
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:02 AM
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3. Reid's unfavorables are the same as Angle's? |
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Wow that is pretty crazy.
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:03 AM
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4. Reid may be the luckiest man in America come Nov. 4th |
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Thank Gawd for the nutcases on the right.
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:34 AM
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:04 AM
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5. That's a solid move from their last poll |
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and the first time Reid has touched 50% in a long time.
He may actually pull this one out!
Or rather... a really bad opponent may hand it back to him.
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Fri Sep-03-10 09:46 AM
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but the alternative is worse.
If he wins, I hope he stands down as Majority Leader next year. Let's get someone with some spine in there.
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Fri Sep-03-10 10:01 AM
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9. What they need is a Majority Leader from a true blue state |
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the last two dem leaders from Senate come from purple (Reid) or red (Daschle) so they have to keep looking over their shoulders while somebody like Boxer (CA), Schumer (NY) or Durbin (IL) could be agressive with the GOP while not worrying as much about their own re-election.
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