Subscribers had these results yesterday and will get the full results this morning. AP:

A new poll since a close adviser to Gov. Rod Blagojevich was indicted shows the incumbent Democrat with a 9 percentage point lead over his closest challenger, Republican Judy Baar Topinka, according to results released Monday.

The poll also shows 51 percent of voters surveyed believe Blagojevich knew about the alleged corruption involving one of his top fundraisers. Federal prosecutors have accused businessman Antoin “Tony” Rezko of trying to collect kickbacks from companies wanting state business.

Blagojevich has said the indictment does not suggest he had knowledge of any alleged wrongdoing. If the charges against Rezko turn out to be true, Blagojevich says he was duped by a friend.

The new poll numbers that show Blagojevich leading Topinka 39 percent to 30 percent don’t indicate a dramatic shift since the Chicago-based Glengariff Group last surveyed the race in June, when Blagojevich led Topinka 41 percent to 34 percent. Green Party candidate Rich Whitney wasn’t included in that survey but the latest results show him polling 9 percent support.

One in five Illinois voters still is undecided in the governor’s race, the poll found.

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