Polling news from today in the 2nd District, by POS Strategies:
Candidate Heard Of / Favorable – Unfavorable
Scott Rigell 86% / 64% – 4%
Ben Loyola 58% / 21% – 5%
Scott Taylor 55% / 22% – 4%
Bert Mizusawa 52% / 21% – 1%
Ed Maulbeck 38% / 7% – 3%
From the internal memo:
The ballot test shows a strong Rigell lead.
Scott Rigell’s name identification advantage has propelled him into a strong lead on the
ballot test garnering 47% of the vote followed by Mizusawa (10%), Taylor (9%), Loyola
(6%), and Maulbeck (1%). Rigell’s ballot strength cuts across all major subgroups in the
poll including very conservative voters (53%), strong Republicans (52%), pro-life voters
(49%), strong tea party supporters (52%), and those that are very likely to vote (46%).
Due to the antiquated set-up of Fimian’s page, I can’t copy paste the results. Click the link above to see the breakdown.
Keith Fimian: 36%
Pat Herrity: 23%
Undecided: 41%
Candidate Feb. Ballot % May Ballot % % Increase
Robert Hurt 21% 35% 14%
Ken Boyd 10% 10% 0%
Michael McPadden 3% 7% 4%
Jim McKelvey 1% 5% 4%
Feda Kidd Morton 3% 5% 2%
Laurence Verga 2% 4% 2%
Ron Ferrin 0% 0% 0%
