MI-IMP/Revsix/Blueprint: Snyder up 2-3 points

[Tender Branson]

36.4% Snyder
33.6% Schauer
30.0% Undecided

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/08/michigan-governor-poll_n_4235845.html

[pbrower2a]

So who gets the "undecided"?

Mark Schauer isn't well known in the parts of Michigan where the votes are concentrated -- Michigan east of US 127 and south of US 10. But he is a good politician, and people who get to meet him are impressed. I do not get impressed easily.

Rick Snyder has shown himself as a back-stabber of unions and women for promoting "Right to Work (for starvation wages)" and a rigid anti-abortion law on behalf of out-of-state interests.

[Maxwell]

30% Undecided? Decimals? Irrelevant.

[morgieb]

The lead seems realistic, but the undecideds and decimals put me off.

[pbrower2a]

If Rick Snyder has only  36% of the electorate firmly behind him at this point after about two and a half years after becoming Governor, then he is in a very weak position for re-election.

[Maxwell]

If Rick Snyder has only  36% of the electorate firmly behind him at this point after about two and a half years after becoming Governor, then he is in a very weak position for re-election.

Ignoring the fact this poll is completely awful and probably unreliable.

[windjammer]

If Rick Snyder has only  36% of the electorate firmly behind him at this point after about two and a half years after becoming Governor, then he is in a very weak position for re-election.

Ignoring the fact this poll is completely awful and probably unreliable.

[IceSpear]

Another day, another crappy Michigan poll.

What does the polling god have against Michigan?

[pbrower2a]

Better one good car than twenty clunkers, I'd say. When it comes to polling, Michigan has the clunkers.

[free my dawg]

30% Undecided? Decimals? Irrelevant.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Another junk poll from the world capital of bad polling.