https://twitter.com/BarbaraBollier/status/1267828687950409737?s=20
link to poll:
https://t.co/fXIWLoL9TI?amp=1
āIāll stomp out the competition!ā
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Iāll filling out my Georgia Democratic primary ballot and there are a couple ānon-partisanā general elections for state Supreme Court. They are ānon-partisan,ā yet both candidates in each are Republican. Awesome.
I think Iām just voting for both women. One is the challenger and she had to fucking sue to get on the ballot because basically every time a Justice decides to step down, the governor appoints a replacement, rather than there being an election like thereās supposed to be. This is her first time on the ballot in like three tries. So I at least appreciate her giving a āfuck youā to the state, sort of.
I was going to do the same thing and vote for the other challenger, but heās a ārule of lawā guy. What clinched it was his Twitter account. Lots of MAGA and anti-Antifa bullshit.
To me the Bollier polling looks like the type where sheāll get exactly what she polls but the other candidate gets the undecideds in the end and she loses. Kinda depends on the nominee though, kobach maybe people donāt like him but everyone else? Possible but doubtful I guess.
You can just say āpro-fascistā instead.
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Senate race in South Carolina is gonna be 2018ās Tennessee isnāt it? A bunch of hype for a dem senator then itās lol not even close right?
If itās confirmed that heās gay, that might make it more like Alabama, although turnout and fundraising wonāt rise on the Dem side the way it did there. If nothing changes between now and the election, I agree that Linzee wins in a landslide.
Almost certainly.
Only way it flips is if the Trump margin over Biden is 3% or less. If itās not (and reminder that Trump won by 14 points in 2016), Harrison aināt winning.
The fundraising will shoot up for Harrison if itās still polling close in a few months.
Yes, but itās not crazy to think a big part of turnout and fundraising for Doug Jones came from the fact that his opponent assaulted underaged girls. Being gay is no big deal to most potential Democratic voters, so that wonāt be a big driver of the campaign on the Dem side.
Our base hates Graham, and suppressing the opponents vote is just as important as increasing your own. Tough to draw conclusions from a special election, though.
Thatās my friend I was mentioning earlier this thread.
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The only reason I know about this guy is he supports UBI. Can he beat Mitch? Honestly I donāt even know if he will win his primary.
https://twitter.com/MikeForKY/status/1270030201666314242?s=20
Pretty much.
God was that a disappointing outcome. The difference between Bredesen and Blackburn is a giant fucking chasm, and for how decent of a Governor he was with a strong favorability rating, it should have at least been close.
Now we have that fucking ghoul in the senate for as long as she wants
Kavanaugh sunk him, bredesen decided to support him but it cost him dem votes. He still gets killed the other way though.
also in I still donāt believe you polling news
https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1270212807280254977
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Itās a bad sign Iāve never heard of this guy. Regarding this raceāBooker is the bernie wing of support and McGrath is running under dem establishment.
Mitch has to be super, super hated for dems to even a chance in KY as KY has turned harder republican. Well he is, but thirteen points behind trump when nov rolls around? Canāt buy that one.
editāfrom the above poll, which was conducted from May 21-24, found that McGrath currently leads McConnell 41% to 40%, which is well within the margin of error. But after voters are told that it is McGrath, not McConnell, who agrees with President Trump on term limiting Congress, she jumps out to a 15-point lead.
Seems really dumb to actually run a campaign on but I guess TERM LIMITS it is.
0 shot at winning the primary. Iāve got Charles Booker at a 5% shot at winning the primary. I thought it was 100% McGrath about a week ago.
This one seems like a 0% chance to me. But KY Dem Gov + Mitch having the worst approval record in Congress = mayyyyyybe?