52% in Wisconsin Support Recall of Governor Walker :Rasmussen

[Ellipsis]

Monday, April 02, 2012

A majority of Wisconsin voters now support the effort to recall Republican Governor Scott Walker.

A new Rasmussen Reports statewide survey shows that, if the recall election was held today, 52% of Likely Voters would vote to recall Governor Walker and remove him from office. Forty-seven percent (47%) would vote against the recall and let him continue to serve as governor


http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/general_state_surveys/wisconsin/52_in_wisconsin_support_recall_of_governor_walker

[rfranklin]

1. How can it be that close?

He has got to be defeated.

[Indydem]

2. How can it be close?

The 900,000 valid signatures collected don't even add up to the number of people who voted against him in 2010.

That's how.

Most people in Wisconsin (and everywhere for that matter) are not union, and do not care about union rights.

[chowder66]

6. His policies are affecting more than just unions

I hope all of his bad policies are being pushed.

Defunding Planned Parenthood, cutting access to contraception, John Doe investigation, cutting corporate taxes, etc.
There is much much more that is being done against the people of Wisconsin.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/04/contraception-wisconsin_n_831252.html

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Scott_Walker

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8. It's about deception not Unions...

[HereSince1628]

7. 1) It IS Tea-Stained here! 2) Walker began running ads mid-winter 3) the nominating deadline

hasn't even ended for entering the democratic primary.

In the Milwaukee area Falk's teacher union supporters started running ads for her 4-5 weeks ago.

This is actually MUCH better than I'd expected. People haven't shown any evidence in changing their opinion about Walker and the WI Senate R's since war was declared a year ago on public employee unions.

I can only explain this happy prospect in light of the Red-idiots following ALEC's call for attacks on women. I hope Grothman never shuts his mouth and that Johnson keeps propping up Republicans for Pedophile Priests.

[Ellipsis]

10. I got called on this poll and they are not sharing one question that I was asked.

Are you independent.

I'm guessing they didn't like what they heard.

[joeybee12]

12. It's Rasmussen...probably closer to 55-45 in an unbiased poll...nt

[ProSense]

13. It's Rasmussen, but

this doesn't help:

Scott Walker Gets Endorsement From 2 Unions. OMG It's True! (Update)
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/04/02/1080032/-Scott-Walker-Gets-Endorsement-From-2-Unions-WTF-

[librechik]

3. rasmussen is a RW gadfly; his polls are always weighted for Repubs

I assume the figures are more like 58% in favor of kicking out Gov. Koch Whore

[freshwest]

4. Wish it was more, but okay. Hope another repuke doesn't replace him, it'd be the same.

[Chipper Chat]

5. 52% to 48% is really dead even or barely favoring Walker

when you consider the GOP has a built-in 4% shift due to voting fraud - machine-tampering, etc: Remember Ohio polls in 2004 was 52% Kerry to 47% Bush on election day and we all know how that turned out.

[Ellipsis]

9. Different machines... different tabulation, no punchcards (wow).

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I wouldn't get concerned about that.

[a kennedy]

11. Supporting the recall and voting him out is a whole different ballgame...

apples vs oranges. ON WISCONSIN.