Example: Alaska
ALASKA – US Senate
🟥 Sullivan: 47%
🟦 Peltola: 53%
AARP (Fabrizio/Anzalone) Rated C+ in 2024 800 LV | 9/8-11
ALASKA – US Senate
🟥 Sullivan: 49%
🟦 Peltola: 46%
co/efficient (Rated A in 2024) 799 LV | 9/14-17
- Polls all over the place
- Collins leads in ME and a tie in MN
- One Point race for MN Senate
- Tie in NH Senate race
- Monday! DW watch continues.
New Book:
 | GOP | DEM |
| Democrat +7 | 214 | 221 |
Polls all over the place
11 responses to “Polls all over the place”
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Lots of drat internal poles. Too.
Biggest take, 37 most competitive congressional races, and the ds lead by 1 to 2%.
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It’s hard to get excited about bdays when you have had millions of them.
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Future house speaker:
“We’ll address the situation when we address the situation,” Hakeem Jeffries
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Reminds me of what Teddy Kennedy told Mary Jo when she said “Teddy, I am pregnant what are we going to do”.
Teddy says “We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it”.
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From the Coffee and COVID substack:
”The week has been practically bursting with great economic news. As we just saw, it took three Wall Street Journal reporters —David Uberti, Justin Lahart, and Aaron Zitner— to discover, weeks before the midterms, that gas, mortgages, and dinner out (“almost everything”) still cost money. What the trio of reporters somehow could not find room for, in a newspaper that sheds charts the way other people shed carbon dioxide, was the rest of the dashboard. Our first omitted example appeared in Wednesday’s Investing Live, which reported, “Atlanta Fed GDPNow estimate for Q3 growth jumps to 5.1% from 4.4%.”
5.1% growth is a lot. On Laura Ingraham’s show, Larry Kudlow called it an economic boom. Retail sales are running around 6%, business investment in machinery, equipment, and data centers is up over 20%, productivity is up about 3% a year for almost two years running. It’s the kind of revolutionary clip America has not seen since the boom of the Reagan ’80s, which was itself historic, and which rewrote economic textbooks about what was considered possible to achieve through government policy.
Then came the Census Bureau, announcing even more shattered records. On Tuesday, the agency announced that real median household income hit $87,460— up +2.6%, reaching the highest on record since 1967. Not only that, but the official poverty rate fell half a point to 10.2%. Reuters, not exactly a Trump Super PAC, headlined it as the lowest poverty rate on record.”
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To contrast the good economic news above, Mark Halprin is predicting a tsunami of a blue wave should the election be held today —-> over 9 senate pickups for Dems and over 30 seats in the House.
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Supporting his prediction Halprin has gone on to say that Trump’s strongest area used to be the economy. Now, however, 25% of republicans feel the economy is worst during his second term, and 75% of independents feel it’s worst today than before.
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And people are stupid. Going from the party trying to improve the economy to vote for the party trying to destroy it.
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Nine senate pickups? what are his nine? NC, OH, TX, ME, AK, IA, KS, FL, KY?
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helperin also said Gavin is
well ahead in all poles for the drats. While he may have had a lead at one point it’s been all Quemala.
he fell when the freepassers pushed him and he made the racist comment about being stupid like his Audience or
maybe more so?
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