Rasmussen (R) Ohio 2012 Senate Poll
- Josh Mandel (R) 43% (40%)
- Sherrod Brown (D) 43% (44%)
- Some other candidate 3% (4%)
- Undecided 11% (12%)
Inside the numbers:
Twenty-four percent (24%) of Ohio voters have a very favorable opinion of Sherrod Brown. Brown is viewed very unfavorably by 20. Josh Mandel is seen very favorably by 11% and very unfavorably by 14%, but he's not nearly as well-known to voters in the state as the incumbent is.
Despite the recent primary contest, Ohio Republicans have already come together with Mandel earning 84% support. Brown, by contrast, has the backing of just 74% of Democrats. Among voters not affiliated with either political party, Brown leads Mandel by eight points, 43% to 35%.
Men favor Mandel 54% to 34%, but women support Brown 49% to 34%. Voters under 40 prefer the Democrat, while their elders give the edge to his GOP challenger. Mandel leads 52% to 38% among married voters. Unmarried voters like Brown by a 53% to 24% margin.
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