Rasmussen: Inhofe Cruising To Reelection
Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe is cruising towards re-election in November.
The first Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of the U.S. Senate race finds the incumbent leading Democratic challenger Andrew Rice 55% to 39%.
Inhofe has served in the Senate for the last fourteen years and serves on the Committee on Armed Serves and Environment and Public Works. Rice is currently serving in the state’s senate.
Inhofe has a dominate 65% to 29% lead among unaffiliated voters in Oklahoma. While he leads 62% to 34% among men, he has just a 49% to 45% edge among women.
The incumbent is viewed favorably by 59% and unfavorably by 34%. Rice is still much less known to voters. The challenger is viewed favorably by 45%, unfavorably by 38%, and 18% have no opinion of him.
The first Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of the U.S. Senate race finds the incumbent leading Democratic challenger Andrew Rice 55% to 39%.
Inhofe has served in the Senate for the last fourteen years and serves on the Committee on Armed Serves and Environment and Public Works. Rice is currently serving in the state’s senate.
Inhofe has a dominate 65% to 29% lead among unaffiliated voters in Oklahoma. While he leads 62% to 34% among men, he has just a 49% to 45% edge among women.
The incumbent is viewed favorably by 59% and unfavorably by 34%. Rice is still much less known to voters. The challenger is viewed favorably by 45%, unfavorably by 38%, and 18% have no opinion of him.
Labels: Andrew Rice, Jim Inhofe, Rasmussen Reports
posted by Mike McCarville @ 2:16 PM
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