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And since the original poster did Rasmussen, here's what Rasmussen said on 8/11/10 with the surveying done on 8/9:
"The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in Florida shows Rubio with 38% of the vote and Crist at 33% if Congressman Kendrick Meek is the nominee. Meek earns 21%. Only one percent (1%) prefer some other candidate, and seven percent (7%) are undecided."
If Greene is the Democrat nominee it's 37% Crist and 36% Rubio.
I guess Florida voters have had enough of that lying, treacherous, deceitful, piece of garbage, the quintessential politician that gives politicians a bad name, Crist.
Charlie Crist had better hope Jeff Greene pulls off a miraculous comeback in his primary against Kendrick Meek if the Republican-***-independent governor hopes to edge GOP nominee Marco Rubio in the general election Senate contest. Among likely voters, Rubio has a slim 37-36 lead over Crist if Greene is the Democratic nominee, but Rubio pulls ahead 40-32 if Meek wins tonight.
And Meek has jumped out to a large lead over Greene.
As one can see, Crist was predicted to win the Senate seat had Greene won the Democrat nomination. However if Meek won, and he did, the 5 poll average has Rubio winning the Senate seat. Meek overwhelmingly winning the Democrat primary has split the liberal vote in Florida and thus giving Rubio the edge
I am not sure Meek has a real chance in Fla, I think he will do much better than this poll, after all, this is Rasmussen. I suspect there will be large numbers of Dem voters opting for Crist, as least it would send a Moderate to the Senate. Although Fla is pretty Conservative, it's not really that right wing, certain areas, of course, but not all over.
I think the Democrats would be missing out if they don't pull out of this one. Rubio has a lot of problems with the state party on their immigration law.
I think the Democrats would be missing out if they don't pull out of this one. Rubio has a lot of problems with the state party on their immigration law.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in Florida shows Marco Rubio attracting 40% of the vote, while Charlie Crist picks up 30% in the race to become the state’s next U.S. senator. The new Democratic nominee Kendrick Meek earns 21% support.
Looks like people are on to that treacherous snake, Crist.
Rasmussen tends to have had some very odd polls right after the Primary.
Before, after and during, according to you.
The meme is incredible.
Sorry, but Rasmussen is a top pollster, whether you like it or not.
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