Mark Warner/Jim Webb vs. John Warner/George Allen

By: Lowell
Published On: 10/16/2006 7:51:26 PM

This weekend's Washington Post poll provided "favorable/unfavorable" ratings for key Virginia politicians.  Not suprisingly, the most popular Virginia politico is Mark Warner, at +53 percentage points (73%-20%).  Next is Tim Kaine, at +44 percentage points (67%-23%).  In third place is John Warner at +41 percentage points (66%-25%).  Then comes Jim Webb at +16 percentage points (53%-37%).  Finally, last but not least is George Allen, at +10 percentage points (53%-43%).

So, the combo of Mark Warner/Jim Webb is at a combined +69 percentage points.  The amazing duo of John Warner/George Allen is at +51 percentage points. 

That's an 18-percentage-point advantage for Mark Warner/Jim Webb over John Warner/George Allen.

Just thought I'd point that out, as Mark Warner heads out for some heavy duty campaigning with Jim Webb.

P.S.  Adding in Tim Kaine just makes this a total rout, and I wouldn't want to rub it in or anything...would I?

Lowell Feld is Netroots Coordinator for the Jim Webb for US Senate Campaign.  The ideas expressed here belong to Lowell Feld alone, and do not represent those of Jim Webb, his advisors, staff, or supporters.


Comments



Oh, rub it in, Lowell. ;) (phriendlyjaime - 10/16/2006 7:55:17 PM)
Much deserved gloatfest, I say....


Maybe you should have averaged in Bush and Cheney (David Campbell - 10/16/2006 8:40:43 PM)
Bush had a 41% approval in Virginia (SurveyUSA 09/19/2006) Cheney had a 35% approval in Virginia (SurveyUSA 11/15/2005).

Allen’s latest approval rating was 49%, ranking (in a five-way tie) as the 74th most popular Senator within their respective states (SurveyUSA 09/26/2006).



Is John Warner campaigning for Allen? (snolan - 10/16/2006 10:18:07 PM)
I thought he was sitting this election out as quietly as he could - did I miss something?


Well, he was just in a 2-minute commercial (Lowell - 10/17/2006 6:53:05 AM)
with Allen last night. I'd say that qualifies as "campaign for George Allen!"  Ha.