As Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren prepare for their second debate tonight, a new poll shows Warren leading Brown by two percentage points — 46 percent to 44 percent, with 9 percent undecided in the hotly contested race.
The WBUR/Mass Inc. poll of 504 likely voters taken Sept. 26- Sept. 28 is the seventh of nine surveys taken in September to show Warren, a Democrat and Harvard Law School professor, with a small lead over Brown, a Republican. But the results are well within the poll’s margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.4 percent.
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no breakout of the party affiliation -at least in the link.
Yes there is -- it's on page 5 along with the other demographics. As with the Globe poll, it's a pretty accurate reflection of MA voter registration. It's actually closer as Republicans are about 11% of the electorate and the Globe had 14% Republican responders.
Democrat 36% Republican 12% Independent / Unenrolled 52%
Nobody believes any polls quoted by the Boston Globe any more. Says a lot about your fading credibility...
Nobody? Do you know everybody?
I see the first people to make comments here are the ones with sad lives. Buck up guys; it's not the end of the world. Hopefully you'll wake up every morning and see the sunshine, no matter who's elected.
If a candidate is going to reflect the people who vehemently back him, it doesn't say much for Brown. Who would want to vote for someone whose humped over with their chin dragging the floor.