In a recent poll, voters were asked which special interest groups would make them more likely to support a candidate and which ones would make them less likely to support a candiate.  In Ohio, the backing of Labor and Christian Conservative groups made voters more likely to support a candidate. 

The poll stateed that when it came to gay rights groups, 34% of the voters would be less likely to support a candidate backed by them and 54% said it made no difference.  An endorsement by a business group or abortion rights group appeared to be an "overall negative" for voters.

To read this article, please visit Quinnipiac