NJ and Va gubernatorial election polls
The WSJ's Political Diary has this today:
New polling suggests that New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine faces a difficult challenge for re-election this year. A Monmouth University poll released last week shows that just 34% of Garden State voters approve of the job Mr. Corzine is doing, compared to 51% who disapprove. Another recent survey shows that Republican Chris Christie, who as the state's hard-charging U.S. attorney has pursued a number of high-profile corruption cases, is leading the Democrat 44% to 38%.
In Virginia, the only other state holding a gubernatorial election this year, Democrats face an uphill battle against former state Attorney General Bob McDonnell. A Rasmussen survey conducted on Feb. 4 had Mr. McDonnell leading each of his three potential rivals, state Sen. Creigh Deeds, former state Delegate Brian Moran and former DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe. None is as well known statewide as Mr. McDonnell, who will watch from the sidelines until the Democratic primary on June 9. . . .
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posted by John Lott at 12:34 PM
2 Comments:
Methinks the Title doomed any comment to this post, Dr. Lott.
I can see that Dems are losing ground from the data presented, but where is the weenie? (Full Metal Jacket here, please bear with me).
I love nothing more than to see Dems lose ground, but I must ask, what's the point here? The Title says nothing of interest. The story itself lacks context.
What does your post mean to us, we readers?
Thanks, Martin. Possibly you are right, but I thought that given that both of these gubernatorial seats are currently held by Democrats and that these polls indicate a shift, I thought that it was interesting.
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