Rasmussen (R) Pennsylvania 2012 Senate Poll
- Bob Casey (D) 49% [49%] (48%)
- Tom Smith (R) 42% [38%] (41%)
- Some other candidate 2% [4%] (3%)
- Undecided 7% [9%] (7%)
Inside the numbers:
Both candidates draw only 77% support from voters in their respective parties. Voters not affiliated with either major party prefer Casey by nearly two-to-one, 53% to 29%.
Casey leads among male and female voters and among voters in all age demographics.
Fifty-one percent (51%) of Pennsylvania voters share a favorable opinion of Casey, while 39% regard him unfavorably. This includes 13% who view him very favorably and 20% very unfavorably.
For Smith, favorables are 47% and unfavorables 33%, with 15% who have a very favorable opinion of him and 19% with a very unfavorable one. But with Election Day only weeks away, 20% of the state’s voters still don’t know enough about the GOP candidate to venture any kind of opinion of him.
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