Thread: New Rasmussen Poll 6/6/2007

A Rasmussen Reports poll conducted Monday and Tuesday night found that just 23% of voters now support the bill while 50% are opposed. Last week, 26% supported the Senate bill while 48% were opposed.

Just 24% of Arizona voters favor passage of the bill while 50% are opposed. Nationally, figures released last week showed 26% in favor and 48% opposed. Rasmussen Reports will release updated poll results on the legislation Wednesday.

The debate has taken its toll on both Kyl and McCain. Kyl is still viewed favorably by 55% of Arizona voters. That’s little changed from his ratings before the election. However, the number with a Very Favorable opinion has fallen ten points to 26%. Last October, 36% had a Very Favorable opinion of Kyl.

The impact is even more noticeable on McCain who is now viewed favorably by just 47% of Arizona voters. Fifty-one percent (51%) have an unfavorable of their state’s Presidential hopeful. Just 15% now have a Very Favorable opinion of McCain while 22% have a Very Unfavorable view.

McCain was once considered the dominant frontrunner in the race for the White House. For most of 2007, he has been in second, trailing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in the polls. However, McCain has slipped to fourth place in Rasmussen Reports polls since the immigration debate began.

The immigration debate has also taken its toll on President George W. Bush. During the Month of May, his national Job Approval ratings tumbled to the lowest levels ever measured by Rasmussen Reports.

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