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The abortion question has also played a front and center role in the contest for Senate, where the poll shows Prince Georges County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D) leading Republican former two-term Gov. Larry Hogan by a margin of 48% to 39%. Six percent would support another candidate and 5% were undecided.....
In the Senate race, 78% of those who have made a choice said they are set on that choice, but 20% could still change their mind.
Both Alsobrooks and Hogan are viewed favorably by voters.
Hogan, who maintained high approval numbers over his eight years in office, is viewed favorably by 53% of those polled, including 38% of Democrats, 71% of Republicans and 66% of independent voters. Forty-two percent held an unfavorable opinion of the former governor.
Hogan has taken a little bit of a hit, Kromer said. His favorability rating is in the 50s now. In previous years we have seen it as high as 70-something percent approval rating. Still, at 55% his favorables are better than his unfavorables.
https://marylandmatters.org/2024/10/09/poll-majority-of-marylanders-support-reproductive-rights-ballot-question/
oasis
(53,692 posts)JohnSJ
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to vote to insure Angela Alsobrooks wins, it indicates that at least the people in Maine understand that it isn't just the White House that is important, but control of Congress.
RandySF
(84,263 posts)But not in a presidential year.
not fooled
(6,680 posts)if putin's puppet gets re-installed in the WH. MD voters realize that. No amount of "nice guy" can over come that in a state with a lot of Federal employees and other government workers.
Mister Ed
(6,927 posts)JohnSJ
(98,883 posts)BlueWaveNeverEnd
(14,238 posts)Cha
(319,067 posts)TY
bdamomma
(69,532 posts)nt
hatrack
(64,886 posts). . . then why should Democrat-Lite work for Republicans?