On the heels of the recent budget developments, the House GOP seemingly took a step to preempt Governor Rendell's next political move.
After the Senate Republicans cut over $100 million from Governor Rendell's education request, it appeared that Rendell was due to make a big fuss over the reversal.
This could complicate things in the House as they move towards passing a budget resolution. Therefore, the House GOP released an ad detailing Gov. Rendell's own difficulties with funding education.
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10th District Poll Tracker
LOCAL VALUES AVERAGE:
Carney – 48%
Hackett – 34%
Undecided – 18%
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Lycoming College Polling Institute (Oct. 19 - Oct. 23)
Sample Size = 441 / MOE – 4.7%
Carney – 50% (F 54%, U 25%)
Hackett – 35% (F 35% F, U 41%)
Undecided – 15%
F&M College/Times-Shamrock (Sept. 30 – Oct 5)
Sample Size = 713 / MOE – 3.6%
Carney – 39% (F 38%, U 16%)
Hackett – 25% (F 20% F, U 26%)
Undecided – 36%
Momentum Analysis (Sept. 29 – Oct 1)
Sample Size = 400 / MOE – 4.9%
Carney – 50% (F 51% vs. U 24%)
Hackett – 36% (F 31% vs. U 34%)
Undecided – 14%
Lycoming College Polling Institute (Sept. 21 – Sept. 25)
Sample Size = 460 / MOE – 4.6%
Carney – 46%
Hackett – 36%
Undecided – 18%
SurveyUSA Poll (Aug. 23 – Aug. 25)
Sample Size = 623 / MOE – 4%
Carney – 49% (F 40%, U 23%)
Hackett – 45% (F 36%, U 23%)
Undecided – 6%
Momentum Analysis (Aug. 19 – Aug. 21)
Sample Size = 400 / MOE – 4.9%
Carney – 54% (F 53%, U 18%)
Hackett – 27%
Undecided – 19%
Carney – 48%
Hackett – 34%
Undecided – 18%
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Lycoming College Polling Institute (Oct. 19 - Oct. 23)
Sample Size = 441 / MOE – 4.7%
Carney – 50% (F 54%, U 25%)
Hackett – 35% (F 35% F, U 41%)
Undecided – 15%
F&M College/Times-Shamrock (Sept. 30 – Oct 5)
Sample Size = 713 / MOE – 3.6%
Carney – 39% (F 38%, U 16%)
Hackett – 25% (F 20% F, U 26%)
Undecided – 36%
Momentum Analysis (Sept. 29 – Oct 1)
Sample Size = 400 / MOE – 4.9%
Carney – 50% (F 51% vs. U 24%)
Hackett – 36% (F 31% vs. U 34%)
Undecided – 14%
Lycoming College Polling Institute (Sept. 21 – Sept. 25)
Sample Size = 460 / MOE – 4.6%
Carney – 46%
Hackett – 36%
Undecided – 18%
SurveyUSA Poll (Aug. 23 – Aug. 25)
Sample Size = 623 / MOE – 4%
Carney – 49% (F 40%, U 23%)
Hackett – 45% (F 36%, U 23%)
Undecided – 6%
Momentum Analysis (Aug. 19 – Aug. 21)
Sample Size = 400 / MOE – 4.9%
Carney – 54% (F 53%, U 18%)
Hackett – 27%
Undecided – 19%
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