The latest state polls are out – this time from Republican polling firm Harper Polling – and (nesflash) Governor Corbett’s numbers are still sinking, like a stone in the sea. When it comes to Governor Corbett’s reelection bid, 56 percent believe that someone else should get the job, while only 24% believe he deserves to keep his crap in the governor’s mansion. The poll indicates that “somewhat conservative” voters believe that someone else should be elected by a 45 – 32 percent split.
What about the direction of Pennsylvania’s economy? Well, the consensus shows that 43 percent of Republicans and Democrats thinks it’s getting worse. However, Independent voters are slightly more optimistic about the direction of the economy. Only 42 percent of independent voters think that it’s getting worse.
When it comes to expanding medicaid without using President Obama’s name:
In the Philadelphia/Southwest region, those who “strongly agree” with Medicaid expansion jumps by 10% (58%). Young voters 18-to-35 years old are 17% more likely to “strongly agree” with expansion when it’s tied to the President. President Obama’s name polarizes the opinion of Pennsylvania seniors. It produces 9% more seniors who “strongly agree” (47%) and 10% more seniors who “strongly disagree” with Medicaid Expansion.
And lastly, when it comes to the education spending increases, 37 percent believe the increase in education spending is not enough, while 33 percent believe that it is enough.
So here’s a little song for our Governor…
