Jim Bunning in a uphill battle

February 6th, 2009

 

According to new tracking on the DailyKos.  Jim Bunning has uphill battle in his reelection campaign.  Even though he is a incumbent,  he only holds a 4pt lead on most other candidates.

 

Research 2000 has polled a series of matchups between the two strongest potential Republican candidates (including incumbent Sen. Jim Bunning and Secretary of State Trey Grayson) and the four strongest potential Democratic candidates (Rep. Ben Chandler, Attorney General Jack Conway, State Auditor Crit Luallen, and Lieutenant Governor Dan Mongiardo).

The poll results indicate that despite wildly diverging favorabilities for each candidate, every matchup yields a four-point margin at the most, regardless of who the candidates are. Even stranger, the leastpopular candidate in the field by favorability - Senator Bunning - actually has the strongest numbers in head-to-head polls.

KY-Sen: Baseline Poll Shows Deadlock All Around

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Robo No Call List making its way through Kentucky

February 6th, 2009

A house panel has passed a bill that will support the Robo No Call list.  Basically,  if you are a do not call list no more robo calls.  This has been a particular annoyance in the most recent political season.  Now if the Fraternal Order of Police would stop calling…..

 

“This issue is not about free speech,” Higdon said. “This issue is about no-call protection … This is about privacy and the consumers’ ability to control their privacy.”

http://bluegrasspolitics.bloginky.com/2009/02/05/bill-putting-political-robo-messages-on-no-call-list-passes-panel/

Steve Beshear Thank you message to State of Kentucky Employees

February 5th, 2009