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PPP (D) Massachusetts 2014 Gubernatorial Poll
The candidates for Governor are Democrat
Martha Coakley, Republican Charlie Baker,
United Independent Evan Falchuk,
independent Scott Lively, and independent Jeff
McCormick. If the election was today, who
would you vote for?
- Charlie Baker (R) 46%
- Martha Coakley (D) 42%
- Evan Falchuk (UI) 3%
- Scott Lively (I) 3%
- Jeff McCormick (I) 1%
- Undecided 6%
Horse race, with third-party
supporters and undecideds asked if they lean
Coakley or Baker:
- Charlie Baker (R) 48%
- Martha Coakley (D) 47%
- Not sure 5%
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Charlie Baker 52% / 33% {+19%}
- Martha Coakley 44% / 44% {0%}
Survey of 887 likely voters was conducted October 30 - November 1,
2014. The margin of error is +/- 3.3 percentage points. Party ID: 41% Democrat; 17% Republican; 42% Independent/Other. Ideology: 31% Moderate; 23% Somewhat conservative; 21% Somewhat liberal; 18% Very liberal; 7% Very conservative.
Boston Herald/Suffolk University Massachusetts 2014 Gubernatorial Poll
- Charlie Baker (R) 46.0% {43.2%} [28.50%] (30.83%)
- Martha Coakley (D) 42.6% {43.8%} [36.13%] (44.17%)
- Evan Falchuk (UI) 2.6% {2.0%} [0.75%] (0.83%)
- Jeffrey McCormick (I) 1.8% {1.6%} [1.63%] (2.17%)
- Scott Douglas Lively (I) 0.6% {0.4%} [1.25%] (1.33%)
- Undecided 5.8% {8.4%} [26.63%] (19.33%)
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Charlie Baker 49.0% {44.6%} [32.88%] (35.33%) / 26.2% {27.0%} [20.25%] (14.00%) {+22.8%}
- Martha Coakley 46.2% {46.4%} [53.38%] (53.67%) / 44.2% {41.8%} [26.75%] (28.67%) {+2.0%}
Survey of 500 likely voters was conducted October 27-29,
2014. The margin of error is +/- 4.4 percentage points. Results from the poll conducted September 25-28, 2014 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll conducted June 4-7, 2014 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted January 29 - February 3, 2014 are in parentheses.
WBUR/MassINC Polling Group Massachusetts 2013 Senate Special Election Poll
- Scott Brown (R) 47%
- Deval Patrick (D) 40%
- Scott Brown (R) 51%
- Martha Coakley (D) 36%
- Scott Brown (R) 48%
- Ed Markey (D) 30%
- Scott Brown (R) 47%
- Mike Capuano (D) 28%
- Scott Brown (R) 49%
- Marty Meehan (D) 30%
- Scott Brown (R) 51%
- Steve Lynch (D) 24%
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Deval Patrick 60% / 26% {+34%}
- Scott Brown 58% / 28% {+30%}
- Martha Coakley 48% / 27% {+21%}
- Ed Markey 24% / 12% {+12%}
- Steve Lynch 24% / 12% {+12%}
- Mike Capuano 23% / 11% {+12%}
- Vicki Kennedy 31% / 20% {+11%}
- Marty Meehan 21% / 12% {+9%}
Survey
of 500 registered voters was conducted December 17-18, 2012. The margin
of error is +/- 4.4 percentage points. Party registration: 36% Democrat; 11% Republican; 53% Independent/Unenrolled. Click here to view crosstabs.
PPP (D) Massachusetts 2012 Senatorial Survey
- Scott Brown (R) 49%
- Martha Coakley (D) 40%
- Scott Brown (R) 48% (52%)
- Mike Capuano (D) 38% (36%)
- Scott Brown (R) 47% (49%)
- Ed Markey (D) 37% (39%)
- Scott Brown (R) 47%
- Elizabeth Warren (D) 32%
- Scott Brown (R) 50%
- Alan Khazei (D) 31%
- Scott Brown (R) 49%
- Rachel Maddow (D) 29%
- Scott Brown (R) 48%
- Bob Massie (D) 25%
- Scott Brown (R) 48%
- Setti Warren (D) 23%
Do you approve or disapprove of Senator Scott Brown’s job performance?
- Approve 48% (53%)
- Disapprove 36% (29%)
Do you think Scott Brown is too liberal, too conservative, or about right?
- Too liberal 12% (9%)
- Too conservative 33% (33%)
- About right 50% (53%)
Do you think the Republican Party is too liberal, too conservative, or about right?
- Too liberal 12% (10%)
- Too conservative 54% (52%)
- About right 27% (32%)
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Martha Coakley 49% / 39% {+10%}
- Ed Markey 33% (33%) / 27% (30%) {+6%}
- Elizabeth Warren 21% / 17% {+4%}
- Mike Capuano 27% (26%) / 28% (27%) {-1%}
- Alan Khazei 15% / 23% {-8%}
- Rachel Maddow 22% / 30% {-8%}
- Setti Warren 7% / 19% {-12%}
- Bob Massie 3% / 21% {-18%}
Survey of 957 Massachusetts voters was conducted June 2-5, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 3.2 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 46% (42%) Democrat; 15% (20%) Republican; 40% (38%) Independent/Other. Political ideology: 33% Moderate; 24% Somewhat liberal; 19% Somewhat conservative; 16% Very liberal; 8% Very conservative. Results from the poll conducted November 29-December 1, 2010 are in parentheses.
