It will be interesting to see the overnight polling.
Most recent poll at this link:
It may be hard to read but prior to their last debate, on October 3, 2018, the poll showed:
- Cramer: 50%
- Heitkamp: 41%
- Cramer: 56%
- Heitkamp: 40%
It looks like the undecideds have decided. The Heitkamp "%" pretty much stayed the same.
But, even more interesting. Look at the "unfavorable" rating for Heitkamp: 52%.
From the linked article:
I found it interesting that KFYR didn't post the "16% gap" in the headline.Heitkamp is viewed favorably by 37 percent of North Dakota voters and unfavorably by 52 percent, with 7 percent holding a neutral opinion and 4 percent unfamiliar. That unfavorable number represents a significant increase since September, when only 41 percent held an unfavorable view of her. Her challenger is viewed favorably by 53 percent of likely voters (a 7-point increase over September) and unfavorably by 38 percent, with 5 percent holding a neutral opinion and 4 percent unfamiliar with him.
Call me crazy, but one wonders if something similar might be happening in Texas?
Perhaps I should have seen that coming. Perhaps not my best suggestion. LOL.
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