His numbers have gone up over the past two weeks. I’d say it’s working.
Sure they have. lol
Walker won the November 2, 2010 election 52 to 46 percent for Democrat Tom Barrett, with the remainder of the vote to minor candidates.
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh, North Carolina said a new poll showed if the election were replayed now, the result would be almost exactly flipped, with Democrat Tom Barrett getting 52 percent and Walker 45 percent, with four percent not sure.
The shift in voter sentiment away from Walker was attributed to households with at least one union member, the polling group said. More details of the poll will be released on Tuesday.
The poll surveyed 768 Wisconsin voters from February 24 to 27.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2681743/posts
(1) if this is like the CBS/NY Times poll (enough said), then the sampling has been not-so-randomly selected and the results rendered dubious
(2) let’s say this poll you pull from to make your point is correct. if doing the right things means you lose an election, so be it. being a statesman means making the tough decisions when failing to do so might be easier but wrong. politicians are a dime a dozen. leaders are not. the united states’ economic situation in 2011 doesn’t require politicians who want to kick the can and stay in office. it requires leadership. polls are based on wording and whim. whim is what got us into this mess.
enough of that attitude already.
“Public Policy Polling (PPP) is an American DEMOCRAT Party-affiliated polling firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina. PPP was founded in 2001 ...”