They didn’t poll Boxer v. R, or at least didn’t print it, but the bullet would lead one to believe – oh yeah, it’s a LATimes poll – that Boxer would probably be a lock.

No mention of the questions asked or how worded, nor the percentage of likely Democrat voters versus Republican voters.

Oh one other thing this latest poll shows, the talk about how DeVore needed to drop out to “save” CA from Campbell, is proven to be noise and nonsense.

Campbell’s record pretty much eventually caught up with him as did the effects of the Palin endorsement boosting Fiorina in the polls.

On the Gov. end, that Primary has not helped (if anyone wants to blame someone, blame that phony Steve Poizner for wasting everyone’s time…). But Whitman will win the primary, memories of this will fade by September, and we’ll be back to a pretty even general election race going into the Fall. And I feel the intangibles strongly favor Whitman over Brown.

In the Senate race, this poll is another reminder not to get one’s hopes up in beating Boxer. Frankly, it doesn’t matter who Boxer faces – the fact is, CA voters strongly approve of Obama and things like ObamaCare, and there’s little a Republican can do to change that. If I were a betting man, I’d bet on Boxer pulling this out… versus *any* of the three Republicans. Bottom line: Advantage Boxer.

This poll (by a far left Democrat firm I believe?) has Republican primary voters giving Obama a +23 or so net approval rating.

That’s insane and 100% non-credible, even when you take into account the what, 20% of the open primary electorate being DTS.

A lot of polls have come out lately, say the last week or so, that have been WAAAAY off the mark of logic, all favoring the Democrats. Polling showing the Vietnam Veteran who is only a veteran of his own lies up 25 points in CT when the previous poll showed it 3 points, meaning his scandal coverage GAINED him 22 points. Polling showing a tight race in KY when the most recent accurate poll was a 25 point lead for Ran Paul. And now this poll showing strangely high support for Obama at a time when he’s totally discrediting himself over this whole Oil leak thing. There was one part of the poll that stood out though, when asked whether they would vote to re-elect Boxer or vote for her opponent, it was something like 34-49 in favor of someone else (I forget the exact numbers). Strangely enough the same poll also showed Boxer beating everybody but Campbell, so again, something rather strange there. I don’t know what to make of it, but there’s definitely a trend lately of certain polls showing a strange pro-Democrat bias over the last week or so, I don’t know why they’re doing it but there’s no logical reason to believe them. No doubt in a few weeks or so time, maybe less, the polling will go back to showing things as they truly are. And how they are in CA, as in most of the rest of the nation, is VERY favorable to us this year.

Already decided:

Governor-Whitman (Poizner is too unreliable on taxes and more likely to help elect Brown in November)
Lt Governor-Aanestad (Maldanaldo is a tool)
Secretary of State-Dunn (Taitz is…not a serious candidate. Okay, I’m pretty sure she’s clinically insane).
San Diego city Council-Lorie Zapf
San Diego County Sheriff- Jay LaSuer (Appointed incumbent Bill Gore has been endorsed by the former sheriff, the DA, the U/T and all of the law enforcement unions. Plus he’s publicly come out against Arizona’s SB 1070)

Agree with the OP on all the Props.

I’m leaning to Weaver for 53rd congressional district, but none of the candidates is either overwhelming or likely to have a chance in November.
I’m also leaning DeVore for Senate-but I’m not certain he is viable or that voting for him is going to do anything but help Campbell. And by proxy, Boxer.

I’m leaning for Eastman as Attorney General, but he’s trailing badly and might go with Hartman to keep Cooley out.

On Superintendent of Public Instruction the only candidates with and traction are Dems. The unions support Torlkson and the bureaucrats Aceves, both groups loath Gloria Romero. That’s probably good enough for me.