Philadelphia Inquirer poll: Corbett at 38% approval / 52% disapproval

[Comrade Funk]

38% Approve
52% Disapprove

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http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20120827_In_poll__voters_give_Casey_strong_lead__not_so_for_Corbett.html?viewAll=y

[Keystone Phil]

Not sure how wise this is - http://mobile.philly.com/blogs/?wss=/philly/blogs/big_tent/&id=168821966

Rumored candidates are...

Sestak (duh)

Tom Knox (duh)

Allyson Schwartz (doubt she does it unless Corbett is definitely running again and his numbers are still in the 30s. I still see her as a federal issues type)

Rob McCord (probably the most frequently talked up candidate)

Ed Pawlowski (Mayor of Allentown. First time I'm seeing his name for this)

Josh Shapiro (another one who won't do it unless Corbett is definitely running/in the tank)

Nutter (First time I'm seeing his name for it. Won't do it and is angling for a spot in the Obama Administration anyway)

Daylin Leach (State Senator. Corbett would love to face him!)

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

If Corbett runs, he probably loses (and because PA governors were limited to one term until recently, would be the first governor of Pennsylvania ever to lose re-election). If he runs.

Palowski is a guest on MSNBC semi-frequently--he may be trying to build up name recognition for a run against Corbett or even Toomey in 2016. Sestak is probably still favored for the D primary, though.

[Cliff Racer]

Two years is a long way off. I suspect his numbers will recover, not to mention him having the advantage of going into a midterm election with, likely a Democrat in the White House.

[Keystone Phil]

Two years is a long way off. I suspect his numbers will recover, not to mention him having the advantage of going into a midterm election with, likely a Democrat in the White House.

Bingo

And the one term limit wasn't done away with recently. It hasn't been in place since the early 1970s. Historically recently, sure, but not the "recently" everyone would imagine when they hear the word.