SUSA MN Senate Polls

[Minnesota Mike]

Tina Smith 48%
Karin Housley 39%

Amy Klobuchar 53%
Jim Newberger 38%

https://kstp.com/politics/kstp-surveyusa-tina-smith-holds-single-digit-lead-in-us-senate-race-11-percent-undecided/5067874/?cat=1

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Looks right.

[Minnesota Mike]

Looks right.

Klobuchar margin looks low.

BTW The Minneapolis Star Tribune (Mason Dixon) is also reportedly in the field with a poll so we should have another data point soon.

[IceSpear]

Looks right.

Klobuchar margin looks low.

Hmm, not necessarily. Polarization is a bitch. I still expect her to crack 60%, but I wouldn't be overly surprised if she fell short this time.

Also, obligatory #SmithMoreVulnerableThanTester.

[MT Treasurer]

#SmithMoreVulnerableThanTester

Well, uh, duh.

Anyway, I wouldn’t be surprised if Klobuchar failed to crack 60%, but obviously her race is Safe D. I think the special is Likely D.

[TheRocketRaccoon]

lol the article title tho

A 9% lead = 'Smith has a single digit lead'

[Calthrina950]

Tina Smith 48%
Karin Housley 39%

Amy Klobuchar 53%
Jim Newberger 38%

https://kstp.com/politics/kstp-surveyusa-tina-smith-holds-single-digit-lead-in-us-senate-race-11-percent-undecided/5067874/?cat=1

Newberger is polling eight points higher than Klobuchar's 2012 challenger, Kurt Bills, received in the general election. It's obvious that he will do better than Bills, and will probably win some of the counties that she carried last time. It will be interesting to see how much worse she does in rural areas compared to 2012, but she will still win by double digits.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

MN solid blue

[Progressive Pessimist]

MN solid blue

It's barely even a tease for Republicans anymore. I don't know that it ever even was in spite of it being so close in 2016.