New Poll Has Walker Up by Five Points
A new Rasmussen Reports poll indicates Gov. Scott Walker has 50 percent of the vote while Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett comes in at 45 percent.
If the recall election were held today, a new poll indicates Gov. Scott Walker could come out the winner. According to Rasmussen Reports, Walker would pull in 50 percent of the vote while Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett would garner 45 percent of the vote. Two percent would choose someone else and two percent are still undecided. Rasmussen surveyed 500 likely voters by telephone on May 9, the day after the historic recall primary election, when both Walker and Barrett beat out real and "protest" challengers. With a margin of error of +/- 4.5 percent, though, perhaps the points between the candidates more closely mirrors the results of a recent Marquette University Law School poll that shows Walker and Barrett in a dead heat. Survey results for…
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Rich Petersen
3:30 pm on Monday, May 28, 2012
ALEC is unlike any other special interest group. Far from common place, no other group has the scope and scale that they do, let alone the high number of legislators as members. Even if there were a group like them on the left, that would not justify their subversion of democracy. Here's another write-up listing the legislation that originated from ALEC - http://www.communityforchange.com/… more ›