With one day left until the Ohio Senate Democratic primary, Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher has pulled out to a 20-point lead against Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner. The new Quinnipiac survey (April 28-May 2, 980 Dem LV, MoE +/- 3.1%) finds a third of Democrats still undecided.

"Lt. Gov. Fisher started the campaign better known and raised more money to keep him better known and able to get out his message. On the eve of the primary, he is in very strong shape to win," said Quinnnipiac assistant director Peter A. Brown. "Ms. Brunner would need to hold all of those who say they are voting for her and win most of the undecided voters in order to prevail."

Fisher 43
Brunner 23
Und 32

Perhaps fueling Brunner's low support: Two-thirds of voters said they hadn't yet heard enough about her to decide whether they have a favorable opinion of her or not. Just 45% said the same about Fisher. Still, just 53% of voters said their mind is made up on who to vote for, while 44% say they might change their mind.

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