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%.
Great news! We are on the right track.
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.
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.
Brown ahead 58-42 in absentee vote! (9% have voted so far)
I am now praying!
if women were not allowed to vote I am convinced that there would be no liberals in Congress.
I’d like to know who the loser Republican is that supports Coakley - that they could find a single one is the most shocking part of this poll! Bwaahahhahahaha!!!
Nothing won yet.
Operate, donate, and pontificate as though we’re ten points behind.
We’ll need every one to defeat the cheaters.
I’ll predict this first ... By Tuesday morning’s opening of the polls, our poor response to Haiti will be a national scandal and will further
Port-au-Prince is a natural harbor. It is barely 100 miles from Guantanamo, where the US has a well-known military presence and logistical capabilities.
Where the heck is the US? This will blow up just as voters in MA are going to the polls, and it will hurt, hurt, hurt.
The sampling size of the age groups is somewhat concerning. I don’t think 43/57 is likely to be accurate, though it’s apparently a toss up among the older folks...
I wonder if Democrats aren’t in fact rooting for Brown to win at this point and Martha is sabotaging her own campaign so they can do in an electorally poisonous bill. They know they have a bill they don’t think will pass that is turning heavily into electoral poison, if they can’t get it passed by the time Brown sits (if and when he’s elected), then Nancy can play defense with the far left of her base saying that they did everything but Republicans stopped it.
I think we should really resist the temptation of being overly excited about these polls.
The only poll that matters is the one on Election Day.
Continue to work as if you’re 10 points down all the way up until the polls close.
I’ve been making calls for Brown since Monday. If my unofficial tally is correct Brown will win by a wide margin.
A familiar voice said: "Hello, This is President Barack Obama"
She hung up! LOL
Mom is an Irish Catholic Democrat, but will be voting for BROWN!
This does not take in account the ACORN factor which is prob. good for 5 points in an off year election. I say the dims steal the election. Either outright or they will Franken it.
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