West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has secured his spot on the ballot for the WV governor’s race in November 2024.
Morrisey defeated his five opponents in the Republican primary with 33% of the vote.
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Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) launched his presidential bid in Concord, N.H., on Friday, speaking highly of President Biden while suggesting the incumbent can’t win next November.
Phillips said he’s running “not in opposition to President Biden, who has my affection and my gratitude — rather, with two core convictions: That I am the Democratic candidate who can win…the 2024 election. And second, it is time for the torch to be passed to a new generation of American leaders[.]”…
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Failed GOP Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake appears to have a slight lead over Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) and Sen. Krysten Sinema (I-Ariz.) in a hypothetical three-way contest for Sinema’s seat next year, according to a new poll.
The survey and memo from Republican firm National Research Inc. shows Lake 4 points ahead of Gallego in the match-up — with 37 percent to the Democrat’s 33 percent….
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WASHINGTON—Today, a new National Research, Inc. poll, commissioned by NetChoice, shows that Americans, particularly the politically important suburbs, reject the Biden administration’s approach to business, especially as it relates to the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) anticipated lawsuit against Amazon.
As campaigns look to issues that voters care about and policymakers consider priorities, this poll had some very telling figures. It revealed that American voters are very supportive of the free market, and they want the government to stop wasting time and resources attacking beneficial services…..
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New National Research, Inc. poll commissioned by NetChoice shows suburban & conservative voters think coming FTC lawsuit is a waste of U.S. resources…..
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Former President Donald Trump holds a 30-point lead over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in a multi-candidate ballot among likely New Hampshire primary voters. Senator Tim Scott and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie are tied with 8% and each are within the margin of error of DeSantis.
Governor DeSantis has trended downward over the spring and summer, starting at 18% in May and currently at 11% in late July. Trump has held relatively steady, while Scott and Christie are both within striking distance of second place……
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Former President Donald Trump has increased his lead over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis among likely Iowa GOP Caucus voters. Trump’s current 23-point lead over DeSantis is his largest in Iowa in our polling to date.
Overall Ballot Trend Trump bounced back to the 44% we measured in our May survey, while DeSantis is now five-points lower than he was in May. Senator Scott saw a marginal increase since last month and now stands at 7%…..
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The race for U.S. Senate in Arizona is wide open. Kari Lake begins the campaign with a small lead over Ruben Gallego in a three-way ballot, with Kyrsten Sinema trailing by double digits. In a two-way head to head ballot, Lake and Gallego are tied. This suggests that once again, all eyes will be on Arizona next year, with control of the Senate in the balance…
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The Arizona Globe has exclusively learned that 2022 Attorney General candidate Abraham Hamadeh will introduce Kari Lake as she announces her candidacy for the United States Senate this evening. The Globe has confirmed that there will only be two speakers — Hamadeh and Lake.
Reached for comment earlier this afternoon, Hamadeh exclusively told the Globe, “Now is the time for us Republicans to unite behind strong leaders who are willing to fight for the American people. Kari Lake has continuously shown that’s what her message is about, and that’s what her spirit is about. We have to defeat these left-wing lunatics, Ruben Gallego and Kyrsten Sinema, who pretends to be a moderate but votes with Biden 95% of the time. We have to get behind a candidate who’ll fight like hell for us.”…
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The voters who will decide if Republicans gain a majority in Congress and the White House over the next two elections are more concerned that infrastructure funding is spent efficiently, effectively, and fast than they are with President Biden’s and Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desire to reimagine the American economy.
Survey research commissioned by the Center for American Ideas in 21 key suburban and exurban counties and cities reveals support for the Republican approach in the ongoing infrastructure debate. These election-deciding voters are closely following the discussions between President Biden and Senate Republicans....
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Regarding the Georgia Senate and Special Senate Runoff Elections of 2021:
“@OpenModelProj: And the top pollsters appear to be @TargozR
and @adamhgeller
Each nailed one race exactly and was a point off on the other.
axios.com/republican-poll-shows-statistical-tie-in-georgia-7c817124-5c12-40a5-a170-2db1bd105209.html https://pollsmartmr.com/latest-polls-1”
The Democratic and Republican Senate candidates in Georgia are in a statistical tie heading into Tuesday's pair of runoff elections, according to a new poll conducted for a Republican super PAC.
Why it matters: In both elections, Democrats pulled ahead in early voting, putting pressure on Republicans to increase their turnout on Election Day to catch up. The tie poll suggests a jump ball in the races between Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler and Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
By the numbers: The Preserve America poll, conducted by Adam Geller, surveyed 500 likely voters over the weekend and included both cellphones and landlines. The survey had a margin of error of ±4.38 percentage points.
Perdue had 45% of the vote to Ossoff's 46%.
Loeffler also had 45% to Warnock's 46%.
The intrigue: The poll cast in stark relief how Democrats have banked early support: Some 54% of respondents said they had already returned their ballots....
While much of the campaign of 2020 is still being analyzed, litigated, and contested, there is one conclusion on which most observers agree: the public polling results were, by and large, an abject failure.
The fact that the public polling was so consistently wrong is more than a simple academic miss. Public polling colors the landscape. It impacts fundraising. It creates a narrative that, in many instances this year, were far off the mark…
Curtis Bashaw, owner of Congress Hall, the oldest seaside resort (1816) in the United States of America has earned a great victory in the Republican Primary for United States Senator for New Jersey.
Bashaw defeated all of his opponents and mighty head winds in order to do it.
First, he resides in Southern most, Southern New Jersey. Rarely does a Cape May - Atlantic County resident ever win a state-wide election.
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