This is not a good polling position for incumbent Congresswomen to be in:
- In CD-1, Frank Guinta now beats Carol Shea Porter 45-39 (it was 48-32 the other way in October 2013). Dan Innis is still behind by ten, and that’s about the only good news for the Democrats in this poll.
- In CD-2, Ann Kuster is only beating Gary Lambert 38-34 (a small slip for Lambert from October) and Marilinda Garcia 36-30.
…and you have to wonder how the Democratic Senate and gubernatorial candidates are going to feel about this, too. Aside from a certain sick feeling in their stomachs, of course. That’s pretty much a given.
Via
WMUR Granite State Poll: Marilinda Garcia in Striking Distance of Incumbent Rep. Kuster #nhpolitics #nh02 http://t.co/ZAcDBK0Q28
— Marilinda Garcia (@MarilindaGarcia) February 4, 2014
Check the release from the weekend, Moe.
Has Shaheen over Brown by 10- but shows him in a far weaker state than what the Purple Strategies poll and the PPP poll found.
Link: http://cola.unh.edu/survey-center/shaheen-favorability-slides-leads-all-gop-challengers-race-nh-senate-seat
Is it too early to hope Scott “Pudding” Brown reads either Ace of Spades or Moe Lane and jumps in?
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Mew
I can’t imagine Shaheen was happy to hear that her popularity moved a net -19 points in three months, though.
Oh I agree. I was just saying they did a senate matchup.
I think Brown makes this very close. Enough to win? The “carpet-bagger” bit may be slightly tough, but if I remember my puzzle map of the USA when I was fine, New England was just one big piece anyway.
The Doom Song