New 50 state SUSA Senator poll

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Some highlights copied off of DailyKos:

Burns (R-MT)

Approve 36 (40)
Disapprove 60 (56)

Lieberman (D-CT)

Approve 55 (59)
Disapprove 41 (37)

Amongst Democrats

Approve 46 (56)
Disapprove 50 (40)

Amongst Liberals

Approve 40 (46)
Disapprove 56 (50)

Santorum (R-PA)

Approve 36 (36)
Disapprove 55 (57)

DeWine (R-OH)

Approve 41 (46)
Disapprove 49 (43)

Menendez (D-NJ)

Approve 41 (39)
Disapprove 42 (39)

Kyl (R-AZ)

Approve 45 (44)
Disapprove 43 (47)

Talent (R-MO)

Approve 48 (44)
Disapprove 43 (44)

Chafee (R-RI)

Approve 49 (52)
Disapprove 44 (40)

Among Republicans

Approve 39 (46)
Disapprove 54 (51)

Cantwell (D-WA)

Approve 48 (52)
Disapprove 43 (39)

Ensign (R-NV)

Approve 52 (50)
Disapprove 37 (37)


http://www.surveyusa.com/50State2006/100USSenatorApproval060620Net.htm

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Burns and Santorum are looking like goners from their 36% approval ratings.

RI is 64-29 for the liberal Reed, while only 49-44 for the token not batsh**t crazy Republican, Chafee. Don't ask me how Reed managed to get a 59% approval rating amoung pro-lifers, when he has a more liberal voting record than the liberal Senator Massachusetts, Ted Kennedy.

[Alcon]

Wow.   Has Conrad Burns done something even stupider than usual, or is this just incredible Democratic momentum?

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Wow.   Has Conrad Burns done something even stupider than usual, or is this just incredible Democratic momentum?

In MT, the Democrats went after him hard for all of his corruption. Now all we need is for clueless spineless Democrats in other states to pay attention and learn a thing or two.

[Alcon]

Wow.   Has Conrad Burns done something even stupider than usual, or is this just incredible Democratic momentum?

In MT, the Democrats went after him hard for all of his corruption. Now all we need is for clueless spineless Democrats in other states to pay attention and learn a thing or two.

What have they been doing to get his approval to drop that fast?  Running ads?  Media blitz?

Unfortunately for the Democrats, not all Republicans are as easy to destroy as Burns.

[© tweed]

Don't ask me how Reed managed to get a 59% approval rating amoung pro-lifers, when he has a more liberal voting record than the liberal Senator Massachusetts, Ted Kennedy.

Polling subgroups = small samples = high margins of error = unreliable numbers

[sethm0]

 Conservatives like him because he has a militay background and a modest, business-first demeanor. Also, in Rhode Island Democrats are about as likely to be pro-life as Republicans are, but it's not usually an issue that voters decide solely on.

[TheresNoMoney]

Go Santorum!!!! He's almost as despised as Bush in his home state!

[Smash255]

Santorum & Burns are toast, their #'s are brutal.

Dewine has a big problem on his hands.  For starters his #'s aren't good & the problems the GOP has in the state both nationally & locally.  While they have a higher margin of error the internals of poll after poll show problems for Dewine as his #'s among moderates & Independents are poor.  This is a gorup Dewine needs badly in order to keep his seat, but his numbers with them suck

[The Dowager Mod]

Santorum & Burns are toast, their #'s are brutal.

Dewine has a big problem on his hands.  For starters his #'s aren't good & the problems the GOP has in the state both nationally & locally.  While they have a higher margin of error the internals of poll after poll show problems for Dewine as his #'s among moderates & Independents are poor.  This is a gorup Dewine needs badly in order to keep his seat, but his numbers with them suck

Watch out for Santorum y0.

[Eraserhead]

Lieberman's numbers interest me most. I really do think he will lose the primary. I also agree that Santorum and Burns are two doomed incumbents but if Cantwell doesn't do something soon she could be joining them.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Lieberman's numbers interest me most. I really do think he will lose the primary. I also agree that Santorum and Burns are two doomed incumbents but if Cantwell doesn't do something soon she could be joining them.

Cantwell has net approval and is nowhere near as bad as Burns or Santorum.

[Adlai Stevenson]

If Jon Kyl's approval is so low why isn't his re-election doing worse?  I really want Talent to lose! 

[Keystone Phil]

If Jon Kyl's approval is so low why isn't his re-election doing worse? 

Other polls show him with high approval ratings.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I find it fairly ironic Lisa is more popular than her father.

And nice to see Coleman dropping.

[Soaring Eagle]

I think that Chafee and Lieberman will be lucky to survive their primaries with numbers like those.

[Keystone Phil]

I think that Chafee and Lieberman will be lucky to survive their primaries with numbers like those.

That's their approval overall. Republicans approve of Lieberman but don't vote in the primary. Democrats might approve of Chafee but are certainly cheering for Laffey and the GOP doesn't love him.

[Q]

I think that Chafee and Lieberman will be lucky to survive their primaries with numbers like those.

That's their approval overall. Republicans approve of Lieberman but don't vote in the primary. Democrats might approve of Chafee but are certainly cheering for Laffey and the GOP doesn't love him.

Lieberman (D-CT)
Approve 55 (59)
Disapprove 41 (37)

   Amongst Democrats:
   Approve 46 (56)
    Disapprove 50 (40)

Chafee (R-RI)
Approve 49 (52)
Disapprove 44 (40)

   Among Republicans:
   Approve 39 (46)
    Disapprove 54 (51)

[Keystone Phil]

I think that Chafee and Lieberman will be lucky to survive their primaries with numbers like those.

That's their approval overall. Republicans approve of Lieberman but don't vote in the primary. Democrats might approve of Chafee but are certainly cheering for Laffey and the GOP doesn't love him.

Lieberman (D-CT)
Approve 55 (59)
Disapprove 41 (37)

   Amongst Democrats:
   Approve 46 (56)
    Disapprove 50 (40)

Chafee (R-RI)
Approve 49 (52)
Disapprove 44 (40)

   Among Republicans:
   Approve 39 (46)
    Disapprove 54 (51)

Exactly. Thank you.

[Mr. Paleoconservative]

If Santorum had any vision for a post Senate career in politics, maybe he should have done a "Romney" and chose not to seek re-election.  Unlike Romney, Santorum was elected twice, so it could be spun into support for term-limits or some other positive. 

Still, just like most members of Congress, Santorum felt the need to run again possibly just for running's sake.

[Keystone Phil]

If Santorum had any vision for a post Senate career in politics, maybe he should have done a "Romney" and chose not to seek re-election.  Unlike Romney, Santorum was elected twice, so it could be spun into support for term-limits or some other positive. 

Still, just like most members of Congress, Santorum felt the need to run again possibly just for running's sake.

He thinks he can win and he still can. I had wondered if he would pull a Romney to run for President but he's still young. He doesn't need to quit to pursue other office. In fact, he could come back in 2010 for either the Senate seat or the Governorship if Swann loses this year.

[MasterJedi]

Feingold: Approve- 50%  Dissaprove- 45%--- It's looking better.


Kohl has a higher approval rating and I'll probably end up voting for him.

[Adlai Stevenson]

Thats interesting what you said about Santorum.  But once you've been defeated isn't it hard to be elected again?  There will be definitely be an opening for both the Governorship and possibly the Senate or earlier depending on Specter.

[Keystone Phil]

Thats interesting what you said about Santorum.  But once you've been defeated isn't it hard to be elected again?  There will be definitely be an opening for both the Governorship and possibly the Senate or earlier depending on Specter.

It wouldn't be too hard for him. I don't think he'd want to try Governor though since I believe Casey will be a candidate.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Graham continues his rather precipitous slide, probably due mainly to his stance on Immigration.  He still has the support of most Republicans but he's no longer favored over DeMint.  Howver, he does much better among moderates of all stripes than DeMint does.  STill neither is at the point where they eould need to be worrying if they were running this year.