A very good sign:
A total of 9% of likely voters say they have already voted by absentee ballot, with Brown leading Coakley 58% to 42%.
Posted on 01/16/2010 4:31:46 AM PST by basalt
the stars are lining up..
http://americanresearchgroup.com/
Great news! We are on the right track.
If Rasmussen come up with their own poll by Monday, and it’s anything around +3 for Brown as well, then it’s essentially over Coakley.
If the results Tuesday are this close, get ready for the following knife-fight-in-a-phone-booth. We must attack, Attack, ATTACK!!!
Now, is this just among likely voters...or including ACORN/SEIU thug bus-ins and bums?
Massachusetts US Senate
1/14/2010 Brown Coakley Kennedy Undecided
Likely voters 48% 45% 2% 5%
Registration:
Democrats (44%) 20% 71% 1% 8%
Republicans (20%) 94% 1% - 5%
Unenrolled/
Other (36%) 58% 37% 4% 1%
Sex:
Men (47%) 54% 39% 2% 5%
Women (53%) 44% 50% 2% 4%
Age:
18-49 (43%) 52% 42% 2% 4%
50 plus (57%) 46% 47% 1% 6%
The best part of this poll in my eyes is the age split. The older mass residents,voting dem their entire life, are split but the younger voters,the ones with many more years of voting ahead of them,are solidly Brown. This should bode well for future elections as well. Perhaps Mass will become a state in play and no longer taken for granted.
More than Coakley’s and Kennedy’s votes combined.
LV,,,,,interesting..Scott is pulling 20% of the Dem vote, while Kookly is only getting 1% of republican vote
jobs, jobs, jobs.....
ACORN/SEIU’s votes are more then likely!
I still don’t know. I live in Boston, and man, the corruption here is awesome to behold. The couple of Dem operatives I know have been very, very quiet about this election. Since one knows the Kennedy family personally, that has me worried.
The most interesting data in that poll is the 20% of Dems who will vote for Brown.
“If the results Tuesday are this close, get ready for the following knife-fight-in-a-phone-booth.”
If the results are this close, look for “forgotten” votes to turn up in the trunks of cars which are 98% for the croaker. Then the Repubs will roll over and play dead as usual.
This poll has breaddown 44 percent democrat, 36 percent independent and 20 percent Republican. Although Republican is a bit higher then it should. May reflect intensity. However Democrat at 44 percent versus 36 for “non affiliates” is a higher proportion of Dems then other polls. If the proportion of “non affiliates” is higher Brown goes up more. Don’t think Dem will go past 44 percent. That is a high percentage of total
Probably but it is not going to be easy for them to accomplish. This is the most watched congressional election in my lifetime. It will be tough to cheat.
Brown ahead 58-42 in absentee vote! (9% have voted so far)
I am now praying!
If it comes to a recount I don’t think the Repubs can do anything but yell a lot. Mass is owned by Dem politicians and an election there, if it comes to it, should be one of the easiest they’ve ever stolen.
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