Rand Paul: 53% approval rating in Kentucky, 82% among Republicans...

[jct74]

68% among independents, and 24% among Dems.

Mason-Dixon poll: Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is in good shape for reelection next year

Morgan Watkins
February 12, 2021

Sen. Rand Paul is well-positioned to get reelected next year, according to a new poll from Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy.

Of 625 registered voters across Kentucky, 53% said they approved of the junior senator's job performance, and 47% said they'd vote to give him another six-year term in Congress if Election Day happened right now.

Comparatively, 41% of the people polled said they'd vote to replace him with a Democrat and 12% said they'd be undecided if Paul's election was imminent. (It's actually well over a year-and-a-half away.)

Mason-Dixon's new poll also gathered data on approval ratings for two other big-time Kentucky politicians: Gov. Andy Beshear and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

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https://www.courier-journal.com/stor...ws/6729324002/

[CaptUSA]

What about term limits???


For context, Rand won both of his previous elections with about 57%.

[Swordsmyth]

It won't do him any good if he doesn't pursue the fraud in the last election.
Dominion got rid of Bevin and they will get him too.

[jmdrake]

It won't do him any good if he doesn't pursue the fraud in the last election.
Dominion got rid of Bevin and they will get him too.

One can pursue fraud without making exaggerated claims. That is what Rand is doing. You can't just walk into court with bvllshyt like "Trump won by the largest landslide in history....but I won't give you an actual number of votes that I think he won by."

[Aratus]

Rand Paul in 2010 had talked of wanting two terms, of not being a D.C institution or fixture,
but it sounds like term 3 is his for the taking, if he so desires. Mitch McConnell was reelected.

[Aratus]

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...rm+limits+rand

[TomtheTinker]

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...rm+limits+rand

and...

[dannno]

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...rm+limits+rand

We need more people in the Senate willing to vote for term limits who also do not follow those rules until they are passed, because otherwise we will never have enough people in the Senate who support term limits.

Good job, Rand.

[XxNeXuSxX]

I've never been a ranfan but can someone give context to tell me if this is an improvement or if this is a bad sign?

[Working Poor]

I think the states should start paying the reps rather than the federal government then they would be more accountable to the people who elect them.