July 24, 2008 - 8:17pm
Another poll, another set of numbers
By Wally EdgeCritical Insights will be releasing their annual Spring Tracking Poll this week and according to a source the poll will have Susan Collins with 51 percent support and Tom Allen at 37 percent, Ten percent are still undecided.
This poll comes on the heels of the Rasmussen Poll which had the race with Collins up only 7 percent, and the poll from Pat Murphy that had Collins up by 25 percent. The latest critical insights poll has established the middle ground with Collins up by 14 percent.
There will be lots of other information available as the full poll becomes available. In addition to reporting on the US Senate race, the poll also touches on the economy, the presidential race as well as Governor Baldacci’s performance.
PolitickerME will provide more information on the latest poll once it is officially released.
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MaryEllen FitzGerald is a big GOP donor, having given $1500 to Bush in 2004.
I'm not insinuating anything, but it should be noted.
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