PA: Public Policy Polling: Casey up 10

[Miles]

New Poll: Pennsylvania Senator by Public Policy Polling on 2012-07-23

Summary: D: 46%, R: 36%, U: 18%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Miles]

In the AG race, Kane is up 41-34, though 25% are undecided.

[krazen1211]

Lol, push poll. And it failed miserably.


Some reports have estimated that up to 1.5
million registered voters in Pennsylvania lack
the proper photo ID that they will need to vote. 
Many of them are elderly or poor and live
without a car, and others live 10 or more miles
from a PennDot office.  The state is offering
photo IDs for free to anyone who does not
have an acceptable ID already, if those voters
can get themselves to a PennDot office. 
Knowing this, do you approve or disapprove of
the recently passed law requiring voters to
show photo ID at the polls?




Approve 57%
..................
Disapprove 38%
..............
Not sure  5%

[Keystone Phil]

In the AG race, Kane is up 41-34, though 25% are undecided.

People still don't know Freed and Kane had a high profile primary fight. I still can't believe the Treasurer race is supposedly that close...

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Lol, push poll. And it failed miserably.


Some reports have estimated that up to 1.5
million registered voters in Pennsylvania lack
the proper photo ID that they will need to vote. 
Many of them are elderly or poor and live
without a car, and others live 10 or more miles
from a PennDot office.  The state is offering
photo IDs for free to anyone who does not
have an acceptable ID already, if those voters
can get themselves to a PennDot office. 
Knowing this, do you approve or disapprove of
the recently passed law requiring voters to
show photo ID at the polls?




Approve 57%
..................
Disapprove 38%
..............
Not sure  5%

Okay, so 57% of Pennsylvanians (1) have misplaced priorities, (2) simply paid more attention to the last couple of sentences, and/or (3) believe prior scaremongering about Teh Votah Frawd.

[krazen1211]

Quinnipiac polled photo voter ID at 66-32. I would say that logical conclusion 4 would be that

(4) 57% is probably not an accurate number due to amateurish push polling and we should be suspect of such numbers and the organizations that produce them.