Poll Positions: As Allentown Morning Call reporter John Micek summarized Wednesday, “There’s a spot of good news for Gov. Corbett in the latest Morning Call/Muhlenberg College Poll. Pennsylvania voters don’t like the Republican any more than they did a month ago-- but on the upside, they don’t like him any less.”
The poll found 30 percent of likely voters surveyed said they approved of Corbett’s job performance and 46 percent said they didn’t.
In the same poll, President Obama’s popularity went up from 43 percent last month to 47 percent this month. But then again so did Mitt Romney’s-- 40 percent this month versus 37 percent last month.
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey’s popularity remained at 37 percent. His Republican opponent’s favorable rating was 20 percent versus 18 percent last month.
State: 9,500 Voter IDs Issued
College Students Could Be Disenfranchised By Voter ID
Colleges Push To Get Students Proper Voter ID
Panel Picks Apart Voter ID Law
Voter ID Law’s Fate Unclear
Editorial: Supreme Court Made Bold Punt In Voter ID Case
Editorial: Voter ID Ruling A Poison Pill
Editorial: Court Added To ID Confusion
Editorial: Justices Ignore Threat To Voter Rights
Surrogates Campaign For Obama, Romney In PA
Corbett, Christie Defend Romney
Corbett Heads To New Hampshire To Campaign For Governor
New Poll Not All Bad News For Corbett
Op-Ed: Corbett Has Stood Tall, Made Tough Decisions
Attacks Heat Up In Race For U.S. Senate Seat
Attorney Files Appealable Issues List In Orie Case
Sen. Orie’s Attorney Lists Errors In Trial, Sentencing
School Pension Fund Income Down
Court: College Can Be Told Of Juvenile Record
Senate Panel Hears Payday Lending Bill Testimony
Lawmakers Tackle Property Tax Reform, Again
Op-Ed: For-Profit Corporations Ruining Education System
Editorial: Consolidate Archaic Local Governments
Former Sunoco Refinery Gets New Life
Editorial: PA’s Obesity Problem Demands Attention
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