AK-AL: Rep. Peltola’s Strong Lead: The aforementioned Alaska Survey Research organization poll (see Alaska Senate above), while projecting a tight result for Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) sees the opposite trend for August special congressional election winner Mary Peltola (D-Bethel). The House poll suggests that Rep. Peltola has a chance to win outright opposite former Governor and 2008 Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin, businessman Nick Begich, III (R), and Libertarian Chris Bye. Even if she does advance into the RCV round, it also appears that she would easily beat both Palin and Begich in one-on-one contests.
The ASR polling results find the initial vote cutting 49-26-21-5% for Rep. Peltola, Ms. Palin, Mr. Begich, and Mr. Bye, respectively. Obviously, the polling margin of error could mean that Rep. Peltola wins at this point since she is so close to the majority mark. Should Rep. Peltola fail to reach 50%, she would then likely advance to a final RCV round with Ms. Palin. The poll projects that the Congresswoman would win the one-on-one pairing with 57% of the Ranked Choice Vote. MN-1: Rep. Finstad Expands Lead: August special congressional election winner Brad Finstad (R-New Elm/Rochester) has jumped out to a nine-point lead in his re-match race with retired Hormel Corporation CEO Jeff Ettinger (D) according to a just released Survey USA poll (10/20-23; 563 MN-1 likely general election voters). In what many believed to be a toss-up general election campaign, this study producing a 46-37% advantage for Rep. Finstad suggests that the race is clearly leaning to the Republican side. Comments are closed.
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