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Rasmussen ReportsAdded: 10/16/08
Rasmussen Reports
Obama leads among unaffiliated voters 49% to 42%. The candidates are tied among men, with each receiving 49% support. Obama has a dominating 64% to 30% lead among women in Connecticut. The Democrat is viewed favorably by 63% of voters and unfavorably by 35%. McCain�s reviews are 53% favorable, 47% unfavorable. Though both candidates have been criticized for negative campaigning this year, 50% of Connecticut voters say the tone of this year�s election is about the same as past elections. Over a third (37%) thinks it is more negative, while only 12% say it is more positive. Nearly half of voters say it is possible to win an election without criticizing the opponent, while 36% say this is not possible. Overall, 43% say Obama�s campaign is generally positive, while a larger percentage (48%) say the Republican's campaign has been mostly negative. Nearly half of voters in Connecticut (48%) disagree with the economic rescue plan recently passed by Congress, while 30% agree with the plan. Democrats are evenly divided on the issue, while Republicans and unaffiliated voters heavily oppose the idea. Still, over a third (36%) say the plan will most likely help the economy, while only 16% say it will hurt. Another 31% think the plan will have no impact on the current crisis. Most voters (53%) think the best tax policy for the current economy is to lower taxes, while 12% think they should be raised and 26% say they should not change. The majority of Republicans and unaffiliated voters are in favor of lower taxes, while Democrats are divided between lower taxes and leaving them unchanged.
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