New F&M Poll: Corbett 30% Gerlach 8%, TIGHT DEM GOV PRIMARY…
New F&M Poll: Corbett 30% Gerlach 8%, TIGHT DEM GOV PRIMARY…
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Am I wrong or did the poll actually say that Corbett leads 30% to 18%, not 8. Regardless, if I were the AG, I'd be a little worried… 30% after winning a state wide can not be good…
Hey Samaras, If you look at the breakdown below the intro you will see the number is 8%, not 18%
Either way, 30% is bad for a guy who has run statewide twice. All public polls have Corbett in the 30's…remember Thornburgh was down 30% early on, Obama down by 45% early on, and Ridge down double digits. There is a LONG WAY to go…
Be it as it may, the more significant number to look at is the 57% undecided. That can not be good for someone who is supposed to be the "front runner" and boasts that he received the most number of republican votes ever.