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Specter’s Favorability Craters 30 Points in 3 Months

Posted by Bill Dupray on Jun 25 2009 Filed under Politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Awww, I guess unprincipled self-indulgence doesn’t play as well in Pennsylvania as ol’ Arlen thought it would.

From RCP Blog.

Now the bad news for Specter: since switching parties on April 28 his ratings have taken a serious hit.

In March of this year Specter had a 52% job approval rating, today it’s just 34%.

Specter’s favorable rating has plummeted a net of 30 points in the past three months, swinging from a +24 (48 fav/24 unfav) in March to a -6 (31 fav/37 unfav) today.

Most troubling of all for Specter: 12 weeks ago 40% of voters said he deserved to be reelected, now only 28% support his reelection while 57% say it’s “time for a change.”

Love that last bit about 57% thinking it is “time for a change.” Change from when, April, when Specter switched? Maybe change since the “Change” election in November? Either way, with 48% of Pennsylvanians thinking the state is on the wrong track and only 44% thinking right track, there really is only one party to change to, isn’t there.

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  1. That Specteracle is definitely going to lose popularity. Well, what did he expect? He quit on the Grand Old Party so that he could win his primary. Typical self-serving politician.

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