Mr. Morden
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« on: December 12, 2012, 05:52:25 PM » |
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So only 53% of voters in KY have an opinion of Rubio, one way or the other? Looks like he still has a lot of room for growth on name ID. Were he to actually run and win the GOP nomination, his name ID would be much closer to Clinton's than it is now, and he'd presumably be doing better in the general election matchup with her.
Still, leaving that aside for a moment, if we do accept that Clinton-Rubio would at least be close-ish in Kentucky, is it more because of Clinton's strength or Rubio's weakness in a state like that? Would Rubio have a problem in states like WV and KY against a Generic D?
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