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« Reply #35 on: May 16, 2017, 01:03:27 AM » |
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Wagner seems to do better in polling compared to Hawley. Do we know what Hawley's name recognition is like in comparison to Wagner?Hawley is better known statewide but Wagner is not terribly far behind. She is not entirely anonymous outside the St. Louis metro. Hawley just got off a statewide campaign but Wagner has been in office longer and the STL media market does dominate a large portion of the state. For someone who has not ran any ads last year Wagner's name ID is OKAY. How the hell is Hawley going to explain this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_zzqEA9N2AMy sense is that this could potentially doom her during the primary, but if she survives the GOP primary mostly intact it it may assuage some suburban swing voters. What do you think?
Yea pretty much this. I know McCaskill's strategy for 2018 will be heavily rural based. Too early to count McCaskill out but if Wagner manages to win the GOP primary and Trump remains quite unpopular it could very well help her mitigate a Democratic wave. I hope she knows she potentially leaves her house seat vulnerable in a strong Democratic year.
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