Michigan Governor Debate: Whitmer vs. Dixon

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Originally Posted by RowingFiend

Well, crime is nonexistent in Detroit and Flint. Or universally unconcerning, especially in comparison to abortion “rights”.

only a truly high-quality poll could come up with results like those, eh?

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Originally Posted by RowingFiend

That poll has 39% citing the most important issue as....abortion. LOL! Um, no - every other poll has inflation, the economy, crime (which was 0% according to this poll - bull), and the border higher up than abortion.

Also, 21% of the respondents are union members??? That's interesting, because only 13% of Michigan's voters belong to unions according to the government. https://www.bls.gov/regions/midwest/...p_michigan.htm

64% of the respondents agree that "our very democracy is at stake" because of January 6th? LMAO. Sure.

It's a garbage poll. Epic MRA was wrong about the 2016 and the 2020 Michigan Presidential election by 4.2 points in each election (both times weighting towards the Democrats of course).

Wow. I was content to just ignore any poll that says Dems are up by double digits in a statewide race in Michigan (where Civiqs has Biden's job approval at -17), but this is a beautiful takedown, and I happily repped your post.

[FordBronco1967]

Ms. Dixon brought up some good points, that some may have forgotten. Such as:

Governor Whitmer: Do not dine indoors. Also, Governor Whitmer: Has picture taken while dining indoors with large crowd of people, maskless...

Governor Whitmer: Do not go boating. Also, Governor Whitmer: My husband can go boating..

Governor Whitmer: Do not travel out of state. Also, Governor Whitmer: Goes traveling to Florida

And, who can forget when she prevented Michiganders from purchasing tomato seeds...

Governor Whitmer has repeatedly given everyday Michiganders the middle finger, as evidenced by her hypocrisy. Will they reward her?

And, Governor Whitmer' stance on abortion is quite extreme, as she supports no restrictions of any kind...

[djmilf]

Originally Posted by RowingFiend

Also, 21% of the respondents are union members??? That's interesting, because only 13% of Michigan's voters belong to unions according to the government. https://www.bls.gov/regions/midwest/...p_michigan.htm

The actual question was:

"Do you, or any other member of your household, belong to a labor union or a teachers association?"

If only 13% of Michigan's voters belong to unions (per BLS), 21% is within an acceptable range. Consider that people in labor unions or teachers associations can be living in a household with other people of voting age. There can be possibly be two, three, or even four voters living in such a household.