They canvassed 1,006 registered voters by telephone from last Saturday through Tuesday, a period when the latest flap over Mr. Sununu's failure to inform the White House counsel's office accurately about the procurement of a corporate jet he used to attend a Chicago fund-raiser was in full swing. White House Chief of Staff Sununu may find some comfort in a new poll showing that of the voters surveyed, 80% had heard of the latest charges of inappropriate use of government and corporate transportation, but of those only 58% think that he should resign. The poll, conducted by Public Policy Polling (PPP) for the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED), shows that 68% of respondents believe that President Obama has done enough to address the issue of wasteful Sununu has adopted a low profile apparently thinking that he can ride out the storm, but some administration aides and Republican strategists argue that he should be pushed aside before Bush's re-election campaign gets into full swing.
White House Chief of Staff Sununu may find some comfort in a new poll showing that of the voters surveyed, 80% had heard of the latest charges of inappropriate use of government and corporate transportation, but of those only 58% think that he should resign. The poll, conducted by Public Policy Polling (PPP) for the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED), shows that 68% of respondents believe that President Obama has done enough to address the issue of wasteful Sununu has adopted a low profile apparently thinking that he can ride out the storm, but some administration aides and Republican strategists argue that he should be pushed aside before Bush's re-election campaign gets into full swing.