Arizona GOP Senate: McCain 48%, Hayworth 41% (Rasmussen Poll)

Rasmussen Reports ^ | March 18, 2010 | Rasmussen

[ohiobuckeye1997]

This is gonna be good....

[FlingWingFlyer]

J.D. is going to close that gap between now and when we go to the polls. Juan is gone.

[GOPGuide]

Ignore this poll.

Scott Rasmussen is actually keeping Hitler’s brain in his basement. Robert Gibbs told us so.

[Antoninus]

McCain is toast.

WOOOOOOO!!!!

[Dansong]

Factoring in lib poll bias I’d say it’s a dead heat, huh?

[Ikemeister]

Now, if only Sarah Palin would see the light and endorse J.D.

If she campaigns for McCain, I can never support her in the future.

[pissant]

F*** YES! JD is gaining!

[ZULU]

If Palin helps get that damn bastard re-elected, she will never get my vote - period.

How can people POSSIBLY vote for this guy after his MISERABLE performance runninng against Obama?

He HELPED to PUT Obama in the White House!!!

[jpl]

Not exactly. This is Rasmussen, who is honest, not a liberal, and pretty accurate.

[greenhornet68]

My feelings exactly. NO RINOS!

[GonzoGOP]

An incumbent senator under 50% is not good. Or in this case very good as I personally would like to see the last of Juan McAmnesty. You couldn't have higher name recognition in AZ than John McCain. If he only has 48% that means 52% have already decided not to vote for him. The only question is if they vote for Hayworth or stay home.

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Scott Rasmussen is actually keeping Hitler’s brain in his basement. Robert Gibbs told us so.”

In that case, Scott should give Gibbs the brain. Gibbs is a horrible liar.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Gibbs for Liar of the United States! LOTUS

[battletank]

She is on VERY thin ice with me on this one. I understand all the excuses for why she is doing this. Her possible feelings of “owing him” don’t hold a candle to doing the right thing for this COUNTRY! If he skitters through to another term in some close election, she’s going to get blamed...and rightfully so.

[azishot]

For McCain, the new numbers also show him dropping again below 50%, and incumbents who poll less than 50% at this stage of a campaign are considered potentially vulnerable.

Sweet music to my ears!!

[kabar]

The is just a replay of Crist versus Rubio. JD is closing the gap and will move ahead in the upcoming months even with Palin campaigning for McCain on March 23.

[alicewonders]

The sad thing is that Hayworth is not getting as much support from women as he is from men. Sarah Palin could have a really big influence in that category - and she’s campaigning for the liberal John McCain. I love Sarah, bought her book & now she is using my support to help McCain.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I think a lot of Republicans and Independents will be going to the polls this year. ObamaCare, on top of all the damn windmills popping up all over Arizona, is going to be enough to push them to the polls to say enough is enough.

[Evil Slayer]

Sarah needs to stay clear of McNasty and neither show herself with him or support him in any way. The primary is a long time from now. If JD closes the gap between now and just before the primary, she should (at the least) throw her support behind JD. If she doesn’t, she is toast IMHO.