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Not looking good for this guy. At least he's got a career in property management to fall back on.
September 11th, 2009
Chris Dodd Is In Deep Trouble
Posted by Sean Trende | Email This | Permalink | Email Author
14 months out from election day, Democratic Senator Chris Dodd is in a heap of trouble. According to Rasmussen Reports, not only is he below 50%, he is below 40%, and his likely GOP opponent, former Representative Rob Simmons, is almost at 50%. Dodd trails 49%-39%. Dodd trails former ambassador Tom Foley 43%-40%. He leads state Senator Sam Caliguri 43%-40%, and venture capitalist Peter Schiff 42%-40%. His statewide favorables stand at 40%; his unfavorables stand at a whopping 59%
To put things in perspective, this is only slightly better than where Rick Santorum was in 2006. A September Strategic Vision (R) poll had it at 52%-38% Casey; Keystone had it at 50%-37% Casey, and Quinnipiac had it at 52%-34% Casey. Santorum lost by 18 points.
There's a long way to go to election day, and Connecticut is a deep blue state right now. But this has to be considered at least a "Slight Lean Republican" right now, if not a "Lean Republican." Very few incumbents come back from numbers like this.
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If I remember correctly Lieberman was in deep trouble about a year prior to the last election as well... Connecticut is a weird state.
Yes it is Darryl. Wierd indeed.
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Obama and the Pelosi gang are going to bring about a big change in the Congress & in the Senate, that change being they are destroying the Democratic Party, many many democrats who were "star-struck" by beautiful Barack and his glorious speeches are now watching reality in action and they don't like what they see, THE YES WE CAN PEOPLE are nothing but a bunch of Chicago ***** Bums.
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Since Dodd is a democrat he will be OK. Ct is a dem state and dems seem to have no problem voting for corrupt pols. If he were a pubbie in a pubbie state he would be toast, probably would have resigned already.
Speaking of corrupt pols Rangel seems to be OK also.
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Sooooooooooooooooo, does that mean Dodd can run as an Independent and he wasn't in trouble previously?
Yes and yes. It looks like his only hope is that things improve in the economy and the focus of Congress goes away from the state's major employers(insurance) and onto something else.
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