Public Policy Polling: Kentucky Senate race knotted
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Kentucky voters don’t think much of Rand Paul and as a result the race to replace Jim Bunning in the Senate is tied. Paul and Jack Conway are getting 43% each.
The more Kentucky voters get to know Rand Paul, the less they like him. When PPP first polled the race in December Paul’s favorability was a 3 spread at 26/23. By May it was a -7 spread at 28/35. Now it’s a -8 spread at 34/42. The national media attention Paul has received has hurt his cause with voters in the state- 38% say it has made them less likely to support Paul while 29% say it has made them more inclined to vote for him and 33% say it hasn’t had an impact on their attitude toward Paul one way or the other.
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Let’s just hear the take away again because it sounds so plausible:
The more Kentucky voters get to know Rand Paul, the less they like him.
The more Kentucky voters get to know Rand Paul, the less they like him.
The more Kentucky voters get to know Rand Paul, the less they like him.