| Feb 9 | New York State: New York state voters high on medical marijuana; freez.. Medical marijuana is a “good idea,” New York state voters say 71–25 percent, with support among all political, racial and regional groups, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Feb. 4. |
| Feb 9 | New York State: Voters, including blacks, see no race problem for Cuom.. New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo\'s possible challenge of Gov. David Paterson in a Democratic primary will not be racially divisive, voters say 80-14 percent in a Quinnipiac University poll released Feb. 3. Black voters say 73-22 percent t.. |
| Feb 9 | Florida: Republican leads in Florida governor\'s race; voters say yes t.. Florida voters support State Attorney General Bill McCollum\'s promise to challenge the constitutionality of any federal health care bill that forces people to buy health insurance and give the Republican a 41 – 31 percent lead over State Chief .. |
| Feb 9 | Florida: Rubio edges Crist in Florida GOP Senate race; President Obama.. Former State House Speaker Marco Rubio has squeaked past Gov. Charlie Crist in the race for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination, leading 47–44 percent and topping Gov. Crist on trust, values and conservative credentials, according to a Quinni.. |
| Feb 9 | New Jersey: Merit pay for good teachers, but fire bad teachers; voters.. Merit pay for outstanding teachers is a good idea, New Jersey voters say 66–31 percent, and firing bad teachers should be easier, voters say 64–31 percent, in a Quinnipiac University poll released Jan. 21. |
| Feb 9 | Connecticut: Lamont has early name edge in Connecticut Governor race; .. With an edge in name recognition, Connecticut businessman and former U.S. Senate candidate Ned Lamont leads the pack in the Democratic primary race for Governor, where almost half of the voters remain undecided, and has small leads over Republican co.. |
| Feb 9 | New Jersey: Christie should get tough with state workers; voters optim.. New Jersey voters agree with Gov. Christopher Christie that his first priority should be curbing state spending, and voters support layoffs and wage freezes for state workers, creating jobs and ending corruption, according to a Quinnipiac University .. |
| Feb 9 | National: U.S. voters say sacrifice modesty, rights for security; supp.. American voters say 63–25 percent that the government\'s anti-terror policies lean too far toward protecting civil rights rather than national security and by 84–13 percent back greater use of airport body scanners opposed by privacy advoc.. |
| Feb 9 | Connecticut: Blumenthal body slams Republicans in Connecticut; Lieberm.. Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has 35 to 47-point leads over three Republican candidates for the 2010 U.S. Senate contest, thumping former wrestling executive Linda McMahon 64–23 percent, bruising businessman Peter Schiff 66.. |
| Feb 9 | National: Obama\'s approval splits evenly for first time; voters split .. American voters are split 45–45 percent on whether Barack Obama\'s first year in office is a success or failure and split 35–37 percent on whether the U.S. would be better off if John McCain had won the 2008 election, according to a new Qu.. |