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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Apparently Schulz only leads Cox by 3 points, 25 to 22....[/quote]

I would assume all the people that switched from D to R will vote for Schulz.

And republicans have to understand that Cox getting the nom is a surefire to guarantee a Dem governor[/quote]
I don’t think there are a lot of Ds in Maryland switching to R to vote for Schultz when there’s a huge D primary with three candidates tied for the lead. Maybe lots of Is will switch but not Ds.[/quote]

Probably, but my comment was more in regard to the nationwide trend: https://nypost.com/2022/06/27/more-than-a-million-voters-switched-to-gop-in-last-year-report/

Suburbs are moving to the right, and its not an embrace of Trump, but a rejection of progressives, which would be supportive of Schulz, not Cox[/quote]

Not necessarily. If you think VA in 2021 elected a Schulz and not a Cox, you weren't paying attention. The rhetoric used was not one of anti-liberal policies but one of fear and misinformation. [/quote]
Youngkin gave different messages depending on his audience. His main TV ad was I think about working as a dishwasher or something like that, a bootstrap kind of guy. But he certainly also played up the culture war stuff in places where it suited him. But he was very clear that he did not stand with Trump. Schulz has that Trump ambiguity. Cox obviously does not.[/quote]

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