Phil Bredesen leads in PPP poll 46-41.

[Bidenworth2020]

just for the record, TN polls OVERWHELMINGLY estimate dems. Just as a few examples, they underestimated Haslam by 21 and Trump by 16.

[Bidenworth2020]

just for the record, TN polls OVERWHELMINGLY estimate dems. Just as a few examples, they underestimated Haslam by 21 and Trump by 16.

Seems like cherry-picking to me. I think those were Vanderbilt polls in particular

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senate_election_in_Tennessee,_2012#Polling_2

no, it is not. Actually, you are the one who is cherrypicking, because only one poll came out on that race more than a year out. I can keep going, such as when Alexander overperformed polls by 12, Haslam overperformed by 7 in 2010, TN-08 by 12, etc etc

[Bidenworth2020]

one thing that looks good for Bredi is he overperformed the polls by 10 in 2006...

[Bidenworth2020]

just for the record, TN polls OVERWHELMINGLY estimate dems. Just as a few examples, they underestimated Haslam by 21 and Trump by 16.

Seems like cherry-picking to me. I think those were Vanderbilt polls in particular

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senate_election_in_Tennessee,_2012#Polling_2

no, it is not. Actually, you are the one who is cherrypicking, because only one poll came out on that race more than a year out. I can keep going, such as when Alexander overperformed polls by 12, Haslam overperformed by 7 in 2010, TN-08 by 12, etc etc

Sounds like the argument many Republicans last year were arguing in VA-Gov. Republicans tend to overperformed their polling averages in Virginia and Tennessee in red wave years.

I mean,. Sure. But THAT much can't. Be attributed solely to "MUH red wave". Also, please don't call me the next limo, I am just pointing out the facts