CT: Quinnipiac: Jump ball

[Marston]

43% apiece for Malloy and Foley. HUGE gender gap.

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/connecticut/release-detail?releaseid=2102

[Landslide Lyndon]

Not a bad result for Malloy considering that Quinnipiac uses such a tight LV screen.

[ElectionAtlas]

New Poll: Connecticut Governor by Quinnipiac University on 2014-10-27

Summary: D: 43%, R: 43%, I: 7%, U: 8%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Free Bird]

Even with the gender gap, the overall summary isn't bad for Foley. His favorability has gone up, and Visconti seems to imploding due to, for my experience here, a slew of ads.

[The Other Castro]

Even with the gender gap, the overall summary isn't bad for Foley. His favorability has gone up, and Visconti seems to imploding due to, for my experience here, a slew of ads.

How is Visconti imploding? 7 isn't too far away from 9

[Recalcuate]

Even with the gender gap, the overall summary isn't bad for Foley. His favorability has gone up, and Visconti seems to imploding due to, for my experience here, a slew of ads.

That race hasn't really budged much. Seems like it could end up being a tight one just like the last time. However, PPP and Rasmussen see things differently than the Q (on opposite sides of the spectrum).

[Eraserhead]

Malloy probably survives 2010 style.

[Free Bird]

Malloy probably survives 2010 style.

Not with that kind of approval rating and indie trail

[Eraserhead]

Malloy probably survives 2010 style.

Not with that kind of approval rating and indie trail

Guess we'll see soon enough.

[GaussLaw]

Malloy probably survives 2010 style.

Not with that kind of approval rating and indie trail

Connecticut's pretty liberal though, and Quinnipiac leans GOP this cycle.  I think this is a pure toss-up but with the slightest of tilts to Malloy.

[ElectionsGuy]

Oh wow, exactly the same as 2010.

[KCDem]

Despite Freedomhack's protestations, Malloy will win.

[Free Bird]

Malloy probably survives 2010 style.

Not with that kind of approval rating and indie trail

Connecticut's pretty liberal though, and Quinnipiac leans GOP this cycle.  I think this is a pure toss-up but with the slightest of tilts to Malloy.

CT being liberal hasn't stopped Rell from winning amazingly. Had you said this with the last Q poll, I would have conceded it. But that point shift is either statistical fuzz or Foleymentum. You all should also look at the Demographic summary. It shows Malloy still in hot water