Anonymous wrote:Polls are crap. The only thing that matters is volunteering. making calls, knocking doors and boosting Dem candidates on social media
Anonymous wrote:Fetterman is a clown…..utter buffoon. How could anybody with even a modicum of intelligence vote for him? Vote for competence over ideology like a good American.
Anonymous wrote:Polls are crap. The only thing that matters is volunteering. making calls, knocking doors and boosting Dem candidates on social media
Anonymous wrote:If enough Dems come out to vote, Fetterman will win. Period.
Anonymous wrote:
Oz now has a 53% chance of winning the race compared to Fetterman at 47%, according to Decision Desk HQ’s forecasting model. Just over two weeks ago, the same model showed Fetterman with a 70% chance of winning and Oz with a 30% chance.
The shift in odds toward the former TV personality and retired heart surgeon is the result of two polls released this week.
Among 750 likely voters, 47.5% said they would vote for Oz if the election were held today, compared to 44.8% who said the same for Fetterman, according to a new Insider Advantage poll. Independents broke overwhelmingly for Oz, with 65.9% supporting the former TV personality versus 22.5% for Fetterman.
About 3.6% of respondents said they were undecided.
A separate survey of 1,000 likely voters from Wick Insights saw a similar margin in Oz’s favor: 47.6% of respondents said they would vote for Oz if the election were held today, versus 45.9% who would choose Fetterman. In that poll, 3% of those surveyed said they were undecided.
The latest polls are the first indication that Fetterman’s performance at Tuesday’s debate may be weighing on the minds of voters. The Democratic candidate, who suffered a stroke back in May, struggled to articulate his policy positions and sounded incoherent at times.
https://www.newsnationnow.com/politics/elections-2022/pennsylvania-2022-midterm-election/new-polls-show-oz-leading-fetterman-after-pennsylvania-debate/
Oz now has a 53% chance of winning the race compared to Fetterman at 47%, according to Decision Desk HQ’s forecasting model. Just over two weeks ago, the same model showed Fetterman with a 70% chance of winning and Oz with a 30% chance.
The shift in odds toward the former TV personality and retired heart surgeon is the result of two polls released this week.
Among 750 likely voters, 47.5% said they would vote for Oz if the election were held today, compared to 44.8% who said the same for Fetterman, according to a new Insider Advantage poll. Independents broke overwhelmingly for Oz, with 65.9% supporting the former TV personality versus 22.5% for Fetterman.
About 3.6% of respondents said they were undecided.
A separate survey of 1,000 likely voters from Wick Insights saw a similar margin in Oz’s favor: 47.6% of respondents said they would vote for Oz if the election were held today, versus 45.9% who would choose Fetterman. In that poll, 3% of those surveyed said they were undecided.
The latest polls are the first indication that Fetterman’s performance at Tuesday’s debate may be weighing on the minds of voters. The Democratic candidate, who suffered a stroke back in May, struggled to articulate his policy positions and sounded incoherent at times.