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Democrats polling ahead of McCain in MN, Coleman leads Senate race
Posted at 10:04 AM on April 24, 2008 by Tom Scheck
Rasmussen Reports says Democratic Presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are both polling ahead of Republican John McCain in head to head match-ups in Minnesota. The poll also considers Pawlenty as a potential running mate:
If Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty is selected as John McCain's running mate, 30% of Minnesota voters would be more likely to vote for the GOP ticket. Thirty-five percent (35%) would be less likely to do so and 32% say it would have no impact. Among Republicans, 60% would be more likely to support the ticket. That enthusiasm is shared by 23% of unaffiliated voters and 13% of Democrats.
In a different poll, GOP Sen. Norm Coleman has a seven point lead over Democrat Al Franken.
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