From Eric Dondero:

A few races of interest to Libertarian Republicans, and a few more of general interest to the GOP community...

Libertarian-leaning Republican Congressman Pete Hoekstra is comfortably ahead of the pack to be Michigan's next Governor. From Rasmussen:

Rasmussen Michigan Gubernatorial Survey

Pete Hoekstra (R) 46%
John Cherry (D) 32%
Some Other Candidate 6%
Not Sure 16%

Two Polls out in Florida:

Zogby has Crist over Rubio 45 to 36.

Rasmussen has the race tied at 43 each.

But even more interesting, libertarian-leaning Rubio appears to be the stronger general election candidate handily beating the likely Democrat:

Marco Rubio 49%
Kendrick Meek 35%

Republicans may be poised to take over yet another State House. And it's a big one.

Quinnipiac 2010 Pennsylvania Governor Poll

Tom Corbett (R) 45%
Dan Onorato (D) 30%

No strong libertarians in this race, but still of interest. Meg Whittman is running away with the California GOP primary. According to PPI of California:

1. Meg Whitman 32%
2. Tom Campbell 12%
3. Steve Poizner 8%

In the general election she's a bit behind Jerry Brown, 43% to 37%, but is by far the strongest GOPer of the pack.

And how about this result certain to lift the spirits of any Republican, conservative, moderate or libertarian:

GOVERNOR – SOUTH DAKOTA (PPP)
Dennis Daugaard (R) 42%
Scott Heidepreim (D) 29%

If you're a 'D' in South Dakota, you really got to ask yourself, why even bother?

Big hat tips to our blogging buddies at GOP12, Race42012, and Hedgehog for compilining these polling results.