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Rick Santorum

Senator, Pennsylvania - Republican

Santorum's approval rating slides to 38 percent, poll shows

Peter Jackson,  MercuryNews.com    
June 21, 2006  Santorum's approval rating slides to 38 percent, poll shows    

In Quinnipiac University telephone poll conducted June 13, with sampling error of +/- 3 percentage points, found that Bob Casey's lead 52% to 34% over U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) since October. Thirty-eight percent has approved Santorum's job performance while 45% said they disapproved, and 16% refused to comment. Quinnipiac poll assistant director Clay F. Richards said, "Sen. Santorum appears to be his own worst enemy in his battle for re-election." Santorum spokeswoman Virginia Davis said that polls are unreliable at this stage of the campaign. Casey campaign spokesman Larry Smar agreed that it is too early to read too much into the polls.


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Relevant Statements


"Sen. Santorum appears to be his own worst enemy in his battle for re-election."
Clay Richards
Quinnipiac assistant director said about Santorum (R-PA) decrease in job approval rating.

"The candidates haven't debated. Neither of them are on the air with television ads...Polls don't mean anything at this point."
Virginia Davis
Santorum spokeswoman said about the recent poll results as a winner indicator.