Quinnipiac Poll: Bridgegate Takes Toll On Christie’s Presidential Poll Numbers
By Art Gallagher | MoreMonmouthMusings.com
The Bridgegate controversy has had a significant negative effect on national voters opinions of Governor Chris Christie as a potential president, according to a Quinnipiac University Poll released today.
The governor’s net favorable ratings have taken a 26 point hit since the December 11, 2013 Q Poll. Today, American voters have a favorable opinion of Christie by 33%-30% with 34% reserving judgement. In December, 47% had a favorable opinion of Christie, 23% unfavorable and 28% said they hadn’t heard enough.
With 65% support from Democratic voters, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has no significant competition for the 2016 Democratic nomination for president.
What about Benghazigate? When will the press give that as much scrutiny as this?
My blood is boiling with all the Liberals coming out of the woodwork. Christie is a good an honest man. They know it, but he threatens all of the Democrats.
who cares – we do not want Christie anyway – next
And that’s just from Bridgegate. Wait until we see the numbers after Sandygate.
I would vote for Idi Amin for President before I would waste a vote on Hillary Clinton, she has shown time and again what a liar and manipulator she is.