Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) is viewed unfavorably by nearly half of voters in Massachusetts according to a new poll, an unusually high number for a lawmaker in her home state.
Warren, who has established herself as one of the top 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, is as likely to be viewed favorably (46 percent) as unfavorably (46 percent) with the voters who know her best in the Suffolk University/Boston Globe survey. In comparison, Republican Gov. Charlie Baker was viewed favorably by 69 percent of respondents, with just 15 percent viewing him unfavorably. Sixty-six percent said he should run for a third term.
When asked who they would support in the 2020 Democratic primary, Massachusetts voters picked Joe Biden (22 percent) over Warren (10 percent) by a significant margin. Forty-one percent of respondents were still undecided on whom they would pick in the crowded field.
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4 comments:
The "gem" is beginning to lack its luster, flaming out over such radical ideals and ridiculous rhetoric. The liberal left has not only lost moral compass but truly what makes America great. Pandering is not a wise campaign strategy.
Yet she keeps winning.
46 subtracted from 100 equals 54
Translates to 54% of massachusetts voters are idiots according to the "new poll"
A shame that people are so ashamed of their heritage that they pretend they are something else.
so much for "born this way".
mr bob
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