Posted on 10/05/2018 6:12:42 PM PDT by 11th_VA
PHOENIX - Despite weeks of controversy and protests, Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court cleared a major hurdle Friday. So how are Arizonans feeling about the nomination?
In an exclusive ABC15/OHPI poll of 600 likely Arizona voters, 51 percent said overall, they were in favor of Kavanaugh, while 40 percent reported an unfavorable opinion of the judge. Nine percent reportedly had no opinion or had never heard of the 53-year-old.
When asked if they supported or opposed Kavanaugh's confirmation to the nation's highest court, 50 percent of voters said they supported it, and 42 percent opposed.
The ABC15/OHPI poll showed a wider margin of male voters in Arizona are in favor of the confirmation, with 53 percent in support, to 41 percent against. Female voters appear more closely divided, with 48 percent supporting Kavanaugh's appointment to the Court, and 42 percent opposed.
The poll has a margin of error of +/- 4 percent.
The poor totalitarian globalists just can’t catch a break.
The "I'm not sure" vote, LOL!
Since Flake is still a Senator for Arizona he should vote Yes
to confirm Kavanaugh.
Must be the people who gets their 'news' from Access Hollywood, TMZ or other shows...
This abomination in DC should sink the Demon candidate.
Sinema must be defeated. She’s a smart red and that makes her dangerous.
Go to www.keywiki.org and look up her name. Some interesting stuff there about her leftist past.
I remember seeing a pic of her before she “cleaned up”. She had the full dyke look going.
Thanks for the link BTW, looks like some good info.
[Nine percent reportedly had no opinion or had never heard of the 53-year-old. ]
Amazing.
Living under rocks?
51% for, 40% against. Our country really is fractured.
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