Poll: Mass. Race Between Brown, Warren Still Tight
While support falls mainly along party lines - [Warren] takes 63% of Democrats and [Scott Brown] has 86% of Republicans - the incumbent senator is leading among the crucial voting bloc of independents, with 42% to Warren's 14%. A plurality (44%) said Warren - Obama's former consumer protec...
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| Published in | St. Joseph news-press (1992) |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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St. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph News - Press
01.04.2012
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| Summary: | While support falls mainly along party lines - [Warren] takes 63% of Democrats and [Scott Brown] has 86% of Republicans - the incumbent senator is leading among the crucial voting bloc of independents, with 42% to Warren's 14%. A plurality (44%) said Warren - Obama's former consumer protection adviser - would do more to help "working people," compared to 35% who said the same about Brown. The statistic comes as good news to Warren's campaign, which has aggressively pushed to portray the candidate as the one most aligned with middle class workers. |
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| ISSN: | 1063-4312 |