Polls show Maryland governor race in dead heat
A Mason-Dixon poll of 805 likely voters conducted July 17 to 19 finds Maryland Governor Parris Glendening and Republican Ellen Sauerbrey in a statistical dead heat for the 1998 general election. A Democratic primary shows Glendening leading Cardin 37 to 33, within a 5 percent margin of error. Cardin could win both primary and general if he runs.
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Poll results show Glendening and Sauerbrey lead in Maryland races
Mason-Dixon poll of 803 likely general voters and 403 Democratic primary voters and 300 Republican primary voters finds Glendening leading Cardin 37 to 33 in the Democratic primary with Rehrmann at 23 and Taylor at 16. Sauerbrey leads Ecker 61 to 16 in the GOP primary and tops Glendening 45 to 42 in the general election with Cardin at 43 and Sauerbrey at 40. Margin of error ranges from 3.5 to 6 percent.
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