Burr weak in new poll

[ccharles000]

A new Public Policy Polling poll yields more enlightening numbers. Republican freshman Richard Burr's approve-disapprove stands at a weak 35-32, significantly worse than the 43-31 approve-disapprove of Elizabeth Dole at the same point in the 2008 election cycle. In a hypothetical match-up against North Carolina's Democratic Secretary of State Elaine Marshall, Burr only leads 43-35, being held well under 50%. Further, in a match-up against a generic Democrat, Burr only leads 42-38, illustrating how clearly vulnerable Burr is. You may recall that a December poll from Public Policy Polling showed Burr trailing Democratic state Attorney General Roy Cooper by a 39-34 margin. Attorney General Cooper continues to consider a 2010 Senate bid.

http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2009/03/burr-leads-marshall-approval-still.html

[OHdem10]

1. And the GOP (Conservatives) blindly believe they were not faithful

enough to their Orthodoxy--Free Market Economic Conservatism.

Keep on believing Guys. We Dems can use some more Members.

[Thrill]

2. Roy Cooper would beat him by 10 points

[waiting for hope]

3. Good - he needs to go.

[angee_is_mad]

4. What about Richard Moore?

I voted for him during the primaries.

[ccharles000]

5. he would be ok I guess but I like Cooper the most