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May
27
McCaskill edges Holden in new poll
May 27, 2004 | 1 Comment
A new poll from Jason Klumb’s State Treasurer campaign includes a new number for the Democratic governor’s primary: Claire McCaskill edges Gov. Bob Holden 47-43%, just within the 4% margin of error. In January a KMBC-TV poll was 28% McCaskill, 26% Holden, with the rest undecided.
From: claire@claireonline.com
This Just In …
McCaskill Leads Holden in Latest Public Poll
A new poll conducted by Bennett, Petts & Blumenthal for the Klumb for Treasurer Campaign shows Claire McCaskill leading the Democratic race for governor over Bob Holden by four points, 47% to 43%.
The survey of 600 likely Democratic voters was conducted May 17-21, with a margin of error of +/- 4%. The poll also showed Klumb leading by 10 points in his Democratic primary race.
McCaskill 47%
Holden 43%
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Missouri Gov. Holden leads in primary
Washington, DC, Jun. 21 (UPI) — A poll of Missouri Democrats indicates incumbent Gov. Bob Holden has a solid lead over state Auditor Claire McCaskill in the gubernatorial primary.
Holden, who was first elected governor in 2000, leads McCaskill by 13 points, 46 percent to 33 percent, among Democrats who say they are likely to vote in the Aug. 3 primary. A third candidate, Cole County Auditor Jim LePage, is at 2 percent, trailing the field behind the 19 percent of voters who say they are undecided.
Pollster Garin-Hart-Yang said more than two-thirds of primary voters gave Holden a positive job rating and a 53 percent to 29 percent lead “among primary voters who have favorable feelings towards both candidates.”
The poll was conducted for Holden’s campaign June 14-16. It has a margin of error of 4 percent.