John Kerry

karynnj

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9. That's on approval, not favorability

Tue Feb 14, 2012, 10:07 PM

Feb 2012

The two can be quite different - and favorable tends to be higher than approval. What it does mean is that she needs her favorables to improve. Assume that Patrick had decided to run for the Senate seat. Both would be 50 or over - and nothing in the favorable score will say how they would do head to head. (The same would be true of approval.)

Not to mention, it was three days with a lot of good Brown press - especially on "his" insider trading bill. I would bet that his Blunt amendment, Constitutional Budget amendment and his opposing the Buffet tax - all after the poll, should have a negative impact.

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Kerry fav/unfav in latest poll (51-31) [View all] Mass Feb 2012 OP

I'm surprised by the Brown/Warren results. protect our future Feb 2012 #1

Brown is well liked, included by one quarter of Dems. Mass Feb 2012 #3

That poll was done from February 2 - 4 karynnj Feb 2012 #2

Not really disconcerting. Mass Feb 2012 #4

Sound like she could use more supporters protect our future Feb 2012 #5

Here is an article on her campaign manager karynnj Feb 2012 #6

Sounds excellent. nt protect our future Feb 2012 #13

That's strange that they don't know her beachmom Feb 2012 #7

I agree that these numbers are not that great. Mass Feb 2012 #8

That's on approval, not favorability karynnj Feb 2012 #9

I doubt it, Karen. beachmom Feb 2012 #10

I'll take the Weld analogy karynnj Feb 2012 #11

coakley's favs were high during the 2010 elections, in fact higher than Brown. Mass Feb 2012 #12

After reading all the thoughtful replies here, protect our future Feb 2012 #14

Warren on Rachel Maddow's show protect our future Feb 2012 #15

this is disappointing JI7 Feb 2012 #16

As this thread has become about Warren, I may as well post the latest poll Mass Feb 2012 #17

This is depressing karynnj Feb 2012 #18