Rasmussen Report: McCain 54%, Hayworth 34%

Rassmusen ^ | July 26, 2010

[Logical me]

God help wake these fools up that want to continue American’s destruction!!

America has millions of these fools that will go for anything that feeds them freebies.

[freekitty]

This is the first time I disagree with this poll.

Remember Soros is in the background. Just vote McCain out. He is a loser.

[Still Thinking]

Who will be the first conservative McCain slams after securing nomination?

All of us, just like every other time?

[Still Thinking]

If only he were as tough a campaigner in 2008...

You have to understand, this time he's running against a conservative. That's why he using money good people contributed to defeat Obama in this race instead.

[Still Thinking]

It’s hard for me to square Arizonan voters supporting both the State’s new immigration law and McAmnesty. Not to mention the rising desire from Pubbies and Dems alike to throw the incumbents out.

Any cogent explanation from Arizonan voters?

1) Voters have a short attention span and since it's an election year, McCain is pretending to be tough on immigration, OR

2) The polls are canvassing the wrong people or are a sham to discourage Hayworth efforts.

[buckalfa]

“Any cogent explanation from Arizonan voters?”

I am not from Arizona, but if Hayworth has changed little from his media days in Upstate South Carolina, I think the voters fear the snake oil salesman in Hayworth more than they fear the Rinoism of McLame. The old trust the devil you know thing.

[Still Thinking]

Survey was on July 21...was that before or after debates???

After. :-(

[magritte]

Well, crap...magritte

[meadsjn]

... survey of Likely GOP Primary Voters in the state

AZ has open primaries. "Likely GOP Primary Voters" includes all the Democrats and independents who want to vote in the GOP Primary to keep conservatives out of the general election.

Kinda neat. Dem vs. Dem; one of them is guaranteed to win.

[Bizhvywt]

“It’s hard for me to square Arizonan voters supporting both the State’s new immigration law and McAmnesty. Not to mention the rising desire from Pubbies and Dems alike to throw the incumbents out.
Any cogent explanation from Arizonan voters?

1) Voters have a short attention span and since it’s an election year, McCain is pretending to be tough on immigration, OR

2) The polls are canvassing the wrong people or are a sham to discourage Hayworth efforts.”

It is also the relentless negative ads McCain is using against JD Hayworth.

But there’s actually good new in these 2 article below.

McCain Dumps $10 Million On Primary http://hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com/archives/2010/07/mccain_dumps_10.php

McCain outspends Hayworth 10 to 1
http://azstarnet.com/news/blogs/pueblo-politics/article_980b9fac-96ac-11df-a825-001cc4c002e0.html

McCain has already spent so much of his money and JD has sandbagged what he had to work with that there should be near parity in advertising this last month of the election. Again, advertising should be as close to equal as it it going to be. McCain is still extremely vulnerable on his record and JD has the truth on his side, which will make JD’s ads all the more effective.

This isn’t over folks. We can still win this! A month is plenty of time to turn this around. So please don’t give up on us, we haven’t. Send money, we’ll get it done. http://www.jdforsenate.com/