[Note, 11/05: Newest
University of Washington poll shows a better lead for NO ON I-933.]
There's a new Survey USA poll out and it's looking good for Cantwell, Owens, NO on I-920, and NO on I-933. Survey USA interviewed 403 likely voters in Washington.
54% Cantwell and 41% McGavick. I dunno, but one week out from the election, it looks pretty good for Cantwell with numbers like that -- unless the McGavick crew or Bush administration pulls some major skullduggery. Justice I-don't-answer-questions-from-bloggers Owens, defending her seat against Stephen Johnson, my ultra-conservative, Religious-Right state Senator, is a bit less comfortable, with only a 5% margin. I-920 has a similar large margin: 51% NO and 40% yes. I-933 is looking great, with only 22% certain they'll vote yes and 46% certain they'll vote NO. (Here's something that puzzles me about this poll. Shouldn't the number of people who are leaning NO on I-933 be larger than the number of people who are certain they'll vote NO? This poll shows 45% of likely voters interviewed are leaning no and 46% certain they'll vote no. Hmmm.)