publiusvarus wrote:
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... you think that she's popular with Democratic women?
With independents she sure is. And yes this is a major voting block for Dems.
I'd like to see some proof of this.
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In polling conducted Wednesday and Thursday evenings, after the disclosure that the Republican National Committee used political funds to help Palin assemble a wardrobe for the campaign, 51 percent said they have a negative impression of her. Fewer, 46 percent, said they have a favorable view. That marks a stark turnaround from early September, when 59 percent of likely voters held positive opinions.
The declines in Palin's ratings have been even more substantial among the very voters Republicans aimed to woo. The percentage of white women viewing her favorably dropped 21 points since early September; among independent women, it fell 24 points.
That's from back in 2008.
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The former Alaska governor’s popularity score is a negative 9, with 43% liking her and 52% seeing her unfavorably.
"Favorability is the most basic measure of a public figure's popularity; in politics, where majorities win, it’s trouble when it goes negative, as it's been for Palin since October 2008," notes ABC's poll maven, Gary Langer.
There's more bad news for Palin: A solid 60% say she's not qualified to be President, and 53% say they definitely would not vote for her in 2012.
More recent (ie, a couple days ago). Doesn't mention women, but it does mention her falling popularity. Everything I've heard is that she remains popular among Republicans, unpopular among Democrats, and has continuously falling popularity among independents.