Election 2010: Pennsylvania Senate

Sptember 17, 2010

Rasmussen Writer

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2010/election_2010_senate_elections/pennsylvania/2010_senate_election/election_2010_pennsylvania_senate

Election 2010: Pennsylvania Senate

            Even though it is early in the election, can an accurate prediction be made for the Senate Race? And what do the people think of Toomey and Sestak so far?

            Many surveys make up the prediction of the 2010 Fall Senate Election. As of now 49% is for Pat Toomey, 41% for Joe Sestak, 2% for another candidate, and 8% are still undecided.  Toomey's voters, 69% of them made up their choice from the November and 74% of them said the same for Sestak. In February Toomey support was from 42% to 48% but Sestak support was declining and was now from 36% to 42%.  On September 13 the 500 Likeyly Voters in Pennsylvania survey was held and their results were that 96% of people were confident in their candidate decision.

            The Rasmussen’s article only provides data for the voter.  There is no, and cannot be any, opinion in surveys. Interrupting what they represent can be somewhat opinionated but numbers are absolute. Therefore as of now, the support for either major candidate for the Senate Race is neck to neck.