NH-2012 Governor: 41% Lamontagne (R), 39% Cilley (D) (Rasmussen 6/20)

Rasmussen
6/20/12; 500 likely voters; 4.5% margin of error
Mode: Automated phone
Rasmussen Release

New Hampshire

2012 Governor
41% Lamontagne (R), 39% Cilley (D) (more polls)
39% Cilley (D), 37% Smith (R) (more polls)
42% Lamontagne (R), 36% Hassan (D) (chart)
39% Smith (R), 36% Hassan (D) (more polls)

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Comments

[StatsNo1fan]

01:06 PM on 06/25/2012

So much for that "HUGE", 6 point jump in B0's job approval on Gallup yesterday.

Today, down 7.

[dpearl]

11:06 AM on 06/25/2012

I was struck by today’s news: A tornado struck down a man in Florida, Phillies pitchers struck out 12, an agreement was reached with the Texas machinists who had struck Lockheed Martin, and as the clock struck ten, the Supreme Court struck down the Arizona immigration law.

[stillow1]

11:24 AM on 06/25/2012

That was a striking comment................

[StatsNo1fan]

11:54 AM on 06/25/2012

Struck down?

They upheld the most controversial part of the law 8 to 0. Most of the rest of the law wasn't even reviewed by the court. If this ruling was not a clear victory for the supporters of the law, why would B0's supporters call the decision a "rallying cry" for Latinos to vote Dem.

[dpearl]

12:04 PM on 06/25/2012

I think the only important part of the decision today dealt with the balance of Federal and State powers for immigration laws and the Court clearly sided with the Federal Government on that.
The Civil Rights aspects that were controversial will come up in a different case down the road when there's a group who believes they were targeted inappropriately.

[ashenthorn]

12:27 PM on 06/25/2012

Makes one wonder (about this and the upcoming healthcare ruling). What's more valuable for November - winning or the fundraising "rallying cry" that one gets by losing?

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

06:24 PM on 06/22/2012

Vermont and NH, are in some ways like The Czech Republic and Slovakia. I mean, the Czech republic is actually more urbanized, but when the two countries split, the Czech republic had a lot of artistic people, poets, and very liberal idealists. Thats where the word bohemian comes from. Slovakia was the more religious, more nationalistic, and more prided in tradition, and not so open minded towards outsiders. I sort of thought there are some similarities in that the two places in new england are so close but so different just like the two nations in Central Europe. unfortunately the US can't split up and secede the way Europe has.

[Field Marshall]

08:45 PM on 06/22/2012

Vermont is largely the nuts from NYC that flee to live close to nature. NH has always been a libertarian refuge for those not wanting to live in Mass. However, since the commuter rail has linked up Boston with Manchester, all the libies are fleeing to the tax free, less regulation and cheaper state to their north. Eventually, they will be the majority and vote in the same type of people with their destructive liberal policies and destroy that state too. Same as Nevada, Colorado, NC and others that will eventually look like CA.

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

09:01 PM on 06/22/2012

CA is an overpopulated state of 38 million people. The state has not handled it's budget very well, and I can sort of blame both parties for it. It's got almost as many uninsured people as Texas, and about the same income gap. I don't think that VT or NH really are much different on cultural issues, but NH tends to get a lot of entrepeneuers going for the no income tax, and VT but health care is a human right now in Vermont, and to me, that counts for everything.

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

09:11 PM on 06/22/2012

A lot of Vermonters have also fled from red states and swing states too. I find a lot from states like Ohio, WI, In, and PA, and they truly feel that they have their freedom here, and don't feel like they are lied to by the corporate interests. Vermont has very tough campaign finance laws now.

[Red-pill]

04:05 PM on 06/22/2012

Do any of the Dems care anything about the Border Agent, Brian Terry, that was murdered? Can they all be so callous for the "sake of the Party"?

The man had a family, that wants answers.

Does anyone see the absurdity of a President claiming "Executive Privilege", in the investigation into the murder of a Border Agent?

I guess forget the murder, forget the family. Protecting Holder and Obama is more important.

[runrunrun4fun]

04:58 PM on 06/22/2012

I like the looks of your soapbox. It looks pretty snazzy. The bad part for you is that the people in this room, especially the liberals, but maybe not so much the conservatives, can see your post for what it is - political nonsense.

In fairness though, I enjoy getting on my political soapbox as well. Just go sell your brand somewhere else. No one is buying it here.

[Field Marshall]

05:35 PM on 06/22/2012

It's too bad for Agent Terry's family that he wasn't wearing a hoodie and carrying Skittles when he was killed -- Holder and Obama would have been all over it like white on rice.

[StatsNo1fan]

03:18 PM on 06/22/2012

Do you have to be a lib to volunteer for B0B0? I wanna help out and spread the word.

Gotta birthday, bar-mitzvah, baby shower or a bachelorette party?

http://www.barackobama.com/news/entry/the-obama-event-registry?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

[runrunrun4fun]

04:19 PM on 06/22/2012

Nope...anyone can help. There's absolutely no IQ test to help President Obama. Even you are more than welcome. Thank you for your support. Glad to see you're giving up and not voting in a man that shoves kids faces in butter for fun.

[stillow1]

05:18 PM on 06/22/2012

stats - nice. You know there's some liberal parent out there right now explaining to their kid why he/she didn't get that bicycle they wanted for their birthday...

[Field Marshall]

06:16 PM on 06/22/2012

You need to make that kind of investment if you are going to get your mortgage and electric bills paid for by Obama.