Gov. Tom Corbett’s job approval rating is in positive territory for the first time in months according to the latest poll from Quinnipiac. By a narrow 40 percent to 38 margin, bolstered by his handling of Hurricane Sandy, voters say he’s doing a good job.
GOP pollsters were proved way off the mark on Tuesday in Pennsylvania as elsewhere. Here’s a look at the internal and independent polls of Pa. races and how they compared to the final results.
Coming off of strong statewide wins, Democrats are chomping at the bit to take on Gov. Tom Corbett. Who is the best Democratic challenger to square off against him?
PoliticsPA readers stuck true to their belief that Obama would win Pennsylvania, despite the late GOP charge.
This could explain why the Republican Presidential hopeful has spent so much time in Pa. in the past few days. Apparently his campaign’s polling shows the race tied here.
Barack Obama and Bob Casey both lead in Pa. according to the latest survey from Angus Reid Public Opinion. The firm conducts polls from an online sample.
Just a few days out, Democrats had solid leads in the race for U.S. Senate and Attorney General. That’s according to the latest poll from the Allentown Morning Call and Muhlenberg College.
According to a pollster that combines online surveys with traditional methods, President Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney 52 percent to 44. Sen. Bob Casey leads Tom Smith 50 percent to 42.
The presidential race is within the margin of error according to the final poll by The Allentown Morning Call and Muhlenberg College. President Obama leads Mitt Romney by 3 points.
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney enter the final 3 days of the campaign at a dead heat according to the latest survey from Susquehanna Polling and Research.
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