Worth Clicking: Blasts from the past wound Romney




July 21, 2009


Vitter Leads in Louisiana

A new Public Policy Polling survey in Louisiana finds just 38% of voters say Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) deserves to be reelected with 47% saying it's time to give someone else a chance.

However, when you match Vitter against a generic Democratic opponent, he leads 44% to 38%. And when you test him specifically against Charlie Melancon (D), that advantage rises to 44% to 32%.

Analysis: "Vitter really is in a pretty similar situation to where Mary Landrieu found herself a couple years ago. She polled in the 40s in a lot of early surveys against John Kennedy, raising Republican hopes that she could be defeated. But she still ended up winning by a solid if not spectacular margin."

An interesting side note: WWL-TV suggests Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) could challenge Vitter next year if polls show him losing.










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