AZ-Sen: Glassman Beats Hayworth, McCain Under 50

Public Policy Polling (4/23-25, Arizona voters, 9/18-21/2009 in parens):

Rodney Glassman (D): 33 (25)
John McCain (R-inc): 49 (55)
Undecided: 18 (20)

Rodney Glassman (D): 42
J.D. Hayworth (R): 39
Undecided: 19
(MoE: ±3.4%)

Is nothing sacred? It seems that even John McCain is in the doghouse with voters back in his home state, where is approval rating has fallen to an abysmal 34-55 (down from 42-48 in September). Perhaps not coincidentally, PPP also finds that, by a margin of 55% to 28%, voters consider him to be more of a "partisan voice for national Republicans" than an "independent voice for Arizona". That might actually help John Sidney in the GOP primary, where his job approval is 48-39, but where a plurality of voters still consider him to be "too liberal".

We'll have to wait until tomorrow to see where Hayworth stands in the primary.

http://www.swingstateproject.com/diary/6797/azsen-glassman-beats-hayworth-mccain-under-50

No one I know has ever heard of Glassman. They don't know who he is and they certainly aren't voting for him.

Would it be wrong for one to request assistance for the party in changing this situation?

I am not calling you out, please understand that. Why not give it a shot and try to get people to know the person?

Because the choices other than that are a senator McCain or a Senator Hayworth.

Here's hoping Gramps loses his primary.

Arizona is a place where old rethugs come to spew their hate and look down their noses at Mexicans

friend of his. All I could do was stare him down and give him the evil eye (too early and I was too tired to come up with anything else). He turned to his friend and said, "Sure you wanna risk our lives eating out here on the patio?". haha That made my day. Big, lumbering, foul person. Anyhow... (edited for grammatical WEAKNESS)