Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would be a strong favorite if the 2016 presidential election were held today. She leads every prospective Republican candidate according to the latest poll from Quinnipiac. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie also looks strong.
The President and his biggest legislative achievement received poor marks in the latest Quinnipiac poll. Voters disapprove Barack Obama’s job performance 51% to 44%, and the Affordable Care Act 53% to 37%.
His campaign highlighted poll results showing him as a strong contender against Gov. Tom Corbett.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would be a strong favorite to win Pennsylvania if the election were held today, a poll from Public Policy Polling found.
Another day, another bad poll for Tom Corbett. Quinnipiac finds that most Pa. registered voters oppose a second term for him. Former Congressman Joe Sestak is the strongest Democratic candidate, though several run ahead of the Governor.
A survey released today by Public Policy Polling is the latest in a trend of sour poll numbers for Gov. Tom Corbett. His approval is negative even among Republican primary voters and he trails every Democratic candidate the pollster matched against him.
The race for lieutenant governor is heating up among Pennsylvania’s Democrats. Who should they support?
We asked our readers if they think the Commonwealth Court should uphold or strike down the Voter ID Law this July. 64% of readers oppose upholding the law on the grounds that it is an unnecessary measure that will disenfranchise certain voter groups.
Progressive City Councilman Bill Peduto leads the pack according to the first poll of the Pittsburgh mayoral primary since Mayor Luke Ravenstahl announced he won’t seek re-election.
Gov. Corbett is comfortably ahead of Bruce Castor in a hypothetical GOP primary, though below 50%. Joe Sestak leads Allyson Schwartz by a hair in the Democratic primary.
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