A poll conducted by Research 2000 shows that Sen. Blanche Lincoln could hurt her political standing if she opposes a public option as part of health care reform.

49 percent of Democrats say they’ll be less likely to vote for Lincoln if she helps block a public option, while  7 percent would be more likely to vote for her; 35 percent of independents, meanwhile, would be less likely to support her, vs. 10 percent who would like the move.

This is the same poll that shows Arkansans favoring a public option 56% – 37%.

Ms. Lincoln meets with President Barack Obama today at 5:15 p.m. in the Oval Office.

1 Response » to “Poll: Support for Lincoln Declines If She Opposes Public Option”

  1. [...] by Brett Kincaid on November 3, 2009 Thanks to Blake Rutherford for this excellent insight into the problem Sen. Lincoln faces with health care reform.  [...]

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