CT: Rasmussen: Blumenthal leads GOP

[Mr.Barkari Sellers]

New Poll: Connecticut Senator by Rasmussen on 2010-07-18

Summary: D: 53%, R: 40%, I: 3%, U: 4%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[cinyc]

Blumenthal is -3 and McMahon +7 from Rasmussen's last poll.  Even the Quinnipiac poll showed the gap narrowing a bit.  I guess that's what spending an uncontested $20,000,000 will do.  Given the law of diminishing marginal returns, McMahon would probably need to spend another $80,000,000 or so to have any chance of closing the rest of the gap.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Lol, if Blumenthal went through another scandal, he'd probably be leading still.

[SvenssonRS]

Lol, if Blumenthal went through another scandal, he'd probably be leading still.

But two more and he'll go down. He's gaffe-prone to almost comical levels.

[Free Palestine]

Poor Schiff, he lives in a Democratic stronghold like Connecticut.

[xavier110]

Random note: I'm looking through Blumenthal's FB wall, and he's responding to complaints/requests for advice from anyone who posts. It's kind of amazing.

[Lief 🐋]

Random note: I'm looking through Blumenthal's FB wall, and he's his interns are responding to complaints/requests for advice from anyone who posts. It's kind of amazing.

Still pretty cool though.

[Vepres]

After Coakley, Democrats better not lose this race, or they will epitomize "epic failure".

[SvenssonRS]

After Coakley, Democrats better not lose this race, or they will epitomize "epic failure".

And they will never run an attorney general again.

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After Coakley, Democrats better not lose this race, or they will epitomize "epic failure".

And they will never run an attorney general again.

Well, South Carolina Democrats didn't make that mistake in their Senate race.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Poor Schiff, he lives in a Democratic stronghold like Connecticut.

     It's his fault for not running as a Democrat & emphasizing the issues where libertarians agree with Democrats. Granted, the party establishment would have gone ahead & selected Blumenthal anyway, making it a rather moot point.