Poll says that Kelly leads McSally by a narrow 3-point margin (Tucson: 2014, buy)

[take57]

June 26
Redfield And Wilton Strategies

Mark Kelly 49%
Martha McSally 34%

[keninaz]

Some people trying to stay in office think they can buy the public.
We can only take so much.

[Burning Madolf]

Originally Posted by take57

June 26
Redfield And Wilton Strategies

Mark Kelly 49%
Martha McSally 34%

Not arguing the numbers, but polls that don't show who they contacted are highly annoying.
The last one you posted wasn't even a poll, it was an on-line survey.

[PartIrish]

Here are three polls from the RealClearPolitics website from left-leaning, conservative and moderate pollsters:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...elly-6801.html

Any way you look at it, her re-election chances look very low. I'm guessing the Republican party won't likely waste money on her campaign, and she's left to whatever she can raise on her own.

[Burning Madolf]

Originally Posted by PartIrish

Here are three polls from the RealClearPolitics website from left-leaning, conservative and moderate pollsters:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...elly-6801.html

Any way you look at it, her re-election chances look very low. I'm guessing the Republican party won't likely waste money on her campaign, and she's left to whatever she can raise on her own.

Political elections are about strategy. Since her race with Sinema I've never understood McSally's strategy or lack of. Couple that with her image/look (voters are very superficial) and no amount of money can save her no matter who is providing it. Maybe she knows she's doomed and is hoarding what cash she has for other 'ventures.'

[Hschlick84]

They're all bad candidates, none should be running until we get a fiscal conservative/socially liberal candidate.

[Burning Madolf]

Originally Posted by Hschlick84

They're all bad candidates, none should be running until we get a fiscal conservative/socially liberal candidate.

Seeing as most politicians couldn't balance a check book, I wouldn't hold my breath.

[Mike from back east]

Originally Posted by PartIrish

Here are three polls from the RealClearPolitics website from left-leaning, conservative and moderate pollsters:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...elly-6801.html

Any way you look at it, her re-election chances look very low. I'm guessing the Republican party won't likely waste money on her campaign, and she's left to whatever she can raise on her own.

Thanks for the link. Even Fox shows Kelly up by 13 points, which is approaching landslide territory that IMO is a 20 point differential (60-40).

[LoveSRQ]

Originally Posted by Hopeful for Life

This tidbit below really surprised me. Why does Repub candidate Kelly have such a large lead with Hispanics? Even if you would assume that they are Arizonans for multiple generations, it still seems like a huge lead and not the norm. Did Kelly say something derogatory?

McSally, meanwhile, holds a substantial 22-point advantage in the state's rural communities. She leads Kelly among white voters by a single point, but she holds an overwhelming 58 percent to 32 percent edge among Hispanic voters, the poll shows.

LOL- The article made a HUGE error! Another article from the HILL says that Kelly is the one that holds the edge! I just looked again- BOTH of the articles are from THE HILL! One says that "Kelly" leads while the other one says that "she" leads- strange.

Kelly is a Republican? If that is true, then he is a RINO in waiting. He is a gun grabber and would probably never vote with Republicans.

Why is Arizona giving away their state to Liberals/Rinos. Riots are right around the corner and they are coming for you and your guns.

[DetroitN8V]

Originally Posted by LoveSRQ

Kelly is a Republican? If that is true, then he is a RINO in waiting. He is a gun grabber and would probably never vote with Republicans.

Why is Arizona giving away their state to Liberals/Rinos. Riots are right around the corner and they are coming for you and your guns.

Kelly is the democrat candidate who is trouncing McSally. Fortunately, the majority don't seem to buy into the fear-mongering.