KS Gov-WPAOR: Brownback leads by 11, but still underwater

[LeBron]

According to a recent Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research poll, Republican Governor and former U.S. Senator Sam Brownback holds an 11 point lead, 42-31 with 27% undecided, over the Democratic Minority Leader of the Kansas House of Representatives, Paul Davis. Brownback's approval is 45-41. The survey was conducted on January 29th with an unknown margin of error in the poll.

Now this poll isn't the best considering it was done before the anti-gay segregation bill came about in the state and it's a pollster which is apparently known to favor Republicans. However, I was on PPP's website just now and Kansas was one of two states (Iowa being the other) that will be polled next by them as determined by the public poll. So we'll likely get a Brownback/Davis poll, a Roberts/Wolf, Roberts/Taylor and Wolf/Taylor poll, Kobach/Schodorf and Kobach/Rolston, and just how favorable this flopped bill is.

[ElectionsGuy]

I expect Brownback to win by at least 5 or 10 points despite backlash.

[free my dawg]

Quasi-internal. Junk.

[henster]

It will be a lot closer than people expect I think this is a five point race.

[Tender Branson]

It's a Republican company though.

Let's see what PPP shows. They are polling KS right now as part of their weekly polling.

Then we can average both polls.

At some point we'll likely get an independent SurveyUSA poll from there as well.

[sg0508]

That's pretty sad.  The democrats' hope is a split between the moderates/conservatives, which is how they've won in the past.