Additionally, the Sen. Feinstein said Obama “was a singular President with a remarkable legacy that will truly stand the test of time.” She promised to do her best to build on his accomplishments and carry his torch forward.
Sen. Feinstein is seeking her fifth term in the U.S. Senate. Based on the latest data from SurveyUSA, 39% of likely voters in California support. Republican Neo-Nazi candidate Patrick Little is behind her with 18% support. State. Sen. de León and GOP businessman Roque De La Fuente tied in the third place at 8%.
The survey also showed that a majority (63%) of California Democrats favor Sen. Feinstein. The data shows that the veteran senator remains popular and trusted by Californians.
In 2012, Sen. Feinstein won re-election with 63% of the votes. She holds the record for the most popular votes (7.86 million) in any U.S. Senate election history.
De León’s challenge to Feinstein is a long shot
Currently, Sen. Feinstein’s campaign has $10 million to spend to effectively communicate her message to voters through mass media.
