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A new Rasmussen poll finds Republican Gov. John Hoeven opening up a 73 percent to 19 percent lead over Democrat Tracy Potter in the race to replace retiring Sen. Byron Dorgan. The same poll also finds that North Dakotans favor repealing ObamaCare by a 64 percent to 41 percent margin. Those numbers do not bode well for Rep. Earl Pomeroy, North Dakota’s lone Congressman who must be elected state wide. The most recent Rasmussen poll had Pomeroy trailing Republican challenger Rick Berg by 7 points.
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Boston12GS| 6.22.10 @ 4:41PM
A move in the right direction--too bad North Dakota has only 3 electoral votes--meaning, two Federal Senators and one Representative.
Still, a move in the right direction--robustly so.
tonypal| 6.23.10 @ 9:50AM
Great polling numbers. People are really engaged. A whopping 105% of the people of ND responded to the poll on Obamacare repeal.