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Thursday, May 25, 2006

New Ohio Poll

A new Ohio Poll out today from the University of Cincinnati shows Democrat Ted Strickland leading Republican Ken Blackwell, 50 to 44 percent among registered voters.

As always, the other numbers and cross-tabs are interesting too.

Some highlights:

- Both men have good name recognition statewide: Blackwell 92 percent and Strickland 79 percent.

- Blackwell does better with younger voters, while Strickland wins among old folks.

- Blacks prefer Strickland 55 percent to 32 percent, though the sample size there is probably too small to be meaningful.

- Independents prefer Strickland, 46 to 27 percent.

- Blackwell's best region? Right here in Southwest Ohio, where he leads Strickland 53 percent to 42 percent. Strickland's best region: No surprise - Southeast Ohio - which Strickland has represented in Congress for more than a decade. He's crushing Blackwell there, 80 to 20.

Read the full poll results here.


16 Comments:

at 7:35 PM, May 25, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

A message to Hamilton County from Jim Parker, former candidate for US Congress... If there is one thing that this poll definitely shows is that the people who know Ted Strickland truly do believe in him. 80% in his own backyard.

Hamilton County needs to take a serious look at Ted Strickland because the only other option is more of the same. My vote for Governor of Ohio will go to Ted Strickland because of his honesty, his integrity and his impeccable character. Ohio is lucky to have such a fine candidate for this important office. Finally, a leader who we can all be proud of...

Ted Strickland will be the greatest Governor that Ohio has ever known.

Jim Parker
Former Candidate for US Congress
Southern Ohio - 2nd District - 2005 & 2006

 
at 10:07 PM, May 25, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Of course Taftwell does well where his biggest cheerleaders are! This Rongwing Republican Rag is a corporate propaganda machine.

 
at 7:04 AM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Every day I drive to work, I go by this corner grocery that also cooks barbeque on the sidewalk.

I love barbeque. I feel like King George of China when I sink my teeth into some pork ribs, but I'll never stop there, you know why?

The hoods that haunt the corner.

Local businesses suffer because of the corner rats, Cincinnati should figure it out:

There's a plague coming unless we rid ourselves of the corner rat.

 
at 8:41 AM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Blackwell is catching up. Since Strickland's lead is within the margin of error, we could be looking at a dead-heat all summer. That is until the great silent majority puts Blackwell over the top in November and into the Governor's mansion in January.

 
at 10:15 AM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

but I'll never stop there, you know why?

The hoods that haunt the corner.

Are they hoods or black guys and your intimidated.

If you think the BQ guy would tolerate the hood effecting his business, you need to think again.

It sounds like you are racist. Which is OK by me.

Odds are you won't vote for buckwheat blackwell !

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at 10:40 AM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

That is until the great silent majority puts Blackwell over the top in November

The great silent majority is silent for a reason.

They embrace the confederate flag !

They will never put a buckwheat blackwell in charge of their state.

Wake up and smell the racism !

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at 11:25 AM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is the Ohio poll's founder, Alfred Tuchfarber, still involved with it?
When Taft was running for governor eight years ago, there were media reports that Tuchfarber gave the Cincinnatian $200 in campaign contributions in 1996. Has the UC poll ridden itself of partisan influences?
Also, why not do a larger sample, and did UC call people statewide or just in Blackwell's neck of the woods?

 
at 2:29 PM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Tuchfarber, the disgraced ex-pollster, is now just a two-bit partisan hack of a professor at UC. I've taken some of the guy's courses. He's nothing but a shill for the GOP. Eric Rademacher, by contrast, has always seemed like a reasonable guy. I remember how glad I was when a class Tuchfarber was scheduled to teach wound up in Rademacher's hands instead.

 
at 6:30 PM, May 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Parker - please just go away.

 
at 12:43 PM, May 27, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sounds like another Thor comment...

 
at 6:34 PM, May 28, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Blackwell is such an incompetent idiot he can't even safeguard social security numbers.

 
at 7:04 AM, May 30, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Harry Reid caught taking more bribes?

The Nevada Senator was recently shown on HBO after accepting free perk gifts at the Oscar De La Hoya-Bernard Hopkins championship boxing match in Las Vegas in September 2004.

This is a serious matter, as the average man would have had to pay $1,400 for those seats, but obviously Dingy Harry Reid and those other Senators aren't required to behave like the little people.

 
at 12:13 PM, May 30, 2006 Blogger Rich Leonardi said...

Polls of registered -- as opposed to likely -- voters are about as useful Jim Parker's lead-off sloganeering effort, i.e., not very.

 
at 6:44 AM, May 31, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

When you need a Congressman to draw attention to a military mistake, who do you call?

John Murtha, D-Pennsylvania

What a despicable role to play on the public stage: the harbinger of doom, the screeching harpy, failure's gluttonous mouthpiece.

John Murtha's soul is fully purchased by the Democrat Party. He crawls for Howard Dean.

 
at 5:37 PM, May 31, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Richard,

Stay tuned.

Jim Parker

 
at 12:15 PM, June 02, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dems should toss Harry Reid overboard NOW, because he's their only liability. How about counting up all the indictments involving Republican congressmen, and past investigations of Ney, Voinovich and others that were buried or covered up? The wRongwings keep digging up Celeste and Clinton to diss the Dems. There is NO comparison in the current Greedy Oppressive Party atmosphere.

 
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