George Voinovich Approval
Approve 31
Disapprove 40
Possible 2010 matches:
Jennifer Brunner 42
Voinovich 38
Voinovich 39
Mike Coleman 37
PPP continues to find that George Voinovich is quite vulnerable if he chooses to run for reelection in 2010. For the second month in a row his approval rating is just 31%.
He also trails Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in a hypothetical match up, while leading Columbus Mayor Mike Coleman by just a slight margin.
Even among self identified Republican voters Voinovich's approval rating is just 39%.
Last month PPP found that Congressmen Tim Ryan and Betty Sutton could also be formidable challengers to Voinovich.
It's a long way to 2010 but it appears this contest could be at the top of the list for competitive races.
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2 comments:
You guys should Test LG Lee Fisher. He has state-wide name ID and heads the Department of Economic Development, which basically means he gets to travel around the state doling out money for economic development projects.
I'd love to see you test Dennis Kucinich, that would be interesting.
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