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Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 October 2006 12:40 Written by rslcpol Tuesday, 17 October 2006 12:40

Poll Updates

Republican State Leadership Committee Races

Ohio Attorney General – Read More About The Poll

Betty Montgomery (R)                                     38.2%

Marc Dann (D)                                                23.8%

University of Akron, Bliss Institute of Applied Politics, October 11, 2006

 

Michigan Attorney General – Read More About The Poll

Attorney General Mike Cox (R)                      48%

Amos Williams (D)                                          34%

Detroit News/WXTZ-TV Poll, October 14, 2006

 

New York Attorney General – Read More About The Poll

Jeanine Pirro (R)                                             37%

Andrew Cuomo (D)                                        50%

Siena Research Institute Poll, October 16, 2006

Note: Andrew Cuomo’s lead has narrowed by 4% since the last Siena Institute poll.

 

State Leaders Running For Higher Office 

Minnesota Governor –  Read More About The Poll           

Governor Tim Pawlenty (R)                            37%                

Attorney General Mike Hatch (DFL)              46%                

Minnesota Star Tribune October 14, 2006                                               

 

Massachusetts Governor –  Read More About The Poll   

Lt. Governor Kerry Healey (R)                       33%                

Deval Patrick (D)                                            46%                

7News/Suffolk University Poll, October 13, 2006

Note: In a poll released a week earlier by Suffolk University, Patrick held a 21-point lead.  Boston Herald reports, “GOP’s Healey is virtually in the same place as Mitt Romney a month before he defeated Shannon O’Brien in 2002, breathing new life in a race to succeed him that only weeks ago looked like it was shaping up to be a Democratic blowout.”       

 

 

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