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Reuters/Ipsos Poll: Brown And Boxer Narrowly Lead In California

Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and California Attorney General Jerry Brown

The new Reuters/Ipsos poll of California gives the Democratic candidates narrow leads in the state’s top two races.

In the gubernatorial race, to succeed term-limited Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Democrat Jerry Brown leads Republican Meg Whitman by 48%-44%. In the previous Ipsos poll from just under two weeks ago, Brown led by 50%-43%. The TPM Poll Average for the gubernatorial race gives Brown a lead of 47.4%-43.8%

In the Senate race, incumbent Democrat Barbara Boxer has an edge of just 46%-45% over Republican Carly Fiorina. In the previous poll, Boxer led by 49%-45%. The TPM Poll Average for the Senate race gives Boxer a lead of 47.9%-43.7%.

The survey of likely voters has a ±4.6% margin of error.

2010 elections, Barbara Boxer, CA-GOV, CA-SEN, Carly Fiorina, Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman, Polls, Senate '10
Eric Kleefeld

Eric Kleefeld joined TPM as an intern for the final months of the 2006 midterm elections, and then kept showing up for work. His other interests include guitars, old comic books and the politics of various English-speaking countries.

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