The poll -- which was overseen by two local professors, political science professor Nathan Bigelow and sociology professor Janet Huber Lowry -- notes that Hall has gotten a minimum of 58% of the vote in the last five straight elections. But the numbers it finds this time around are different. It surveyed 400 registered voters without providing descriptions of the candidates, and found the above-mentioned 48%-41% spread among those who say they will "certainly vote."
