Question:
For the general election for Governor in November, I’m going to run Democrat Mark Dayton against the 6 Republican candidates who appeared on the February Caucus ballot. First let’s start with: {ROTATE 40-45 and also ROTATE Democratic and Republican candidates within 40 through 45 from 1-2 to 2-1}

40. Democrat Mark Dayton Republican Rob Farnsworth
(N=800)
Democrat Mark Dayton --------------------------------------- 363
Republican Rob Farnsworth --------------------------------- 222
Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 215
41. Democrat Mark Dayton Republican Scott Honour
(N=800)
Democrat Mark Dayton --------------------------------------- 358
Republican Scott Honour ------------------------------------- 223
Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 219
42. Democrat Mark Dayton Republican Jeff Johnson
(N=800)
Democrat Mark Dayton --------------------------------------- 352
Republican Jeff Johnson ------------------------------------- 237
Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 211
43. Democrat Mark Dayton Republican Marty Seifert
(N=800)
Democrat Mark Dayton --------------------------------------- 347
Republican Marty Seifert ------------------------------------- 255
Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 198
44. Democrat Mark Dayton Republican Dave Thompson
(N=800)
Democrat Mark Dayton --------------------------------------- 347
Republican Dave Thompson--------------------------------- 245
Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 208
45. Democrat Mark Dayton Republican Kurt Zellers
(N=800)
Democrat Mark Dayton --------------------------------------- 342
Republican Kurt Zellers --------------------------------------- 249
Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 209

About this Poll
The statewide Suffolk University survey used a split sample of landline and cell phone numbers and a screen to filter out low voter intensity. The field of 800 likely voters was conducted Thursday, April 24, through Monday, April 28. The margin of error is +/-3.5 percent at a 95 percent level of confidence. The subset of 198 likely GOP primary voters is +/-6.96 percent. The subset of "first choice" presidential selections from 87 Republican and 100 Democratic precinct caucus-goers is +/-10.5 percent and +/-9.8 percent respectively.