Civiqs/Data For Progress: Booker +8 | McConnell +14 & +20

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But McGraft's re$i$tance cash = electability!

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

June 13-15, 2020
General election sample: 898 registered voters
General election MoE: 3.8%

Primary election sample: unknown
Primary election MoE: not given

Booker vs McConnell:
McConnell 52%
Booker 38%
Barron (L) 4%
Someone else 2%
Undecided 3%

McGrath vs McConnell:
McConnell 53%
McGrath 33%
Barron (L) 4%
Someone else 8% (the McGrath factor?)
Undecided 3%

Primary election:
Booker 44%
McGrath 36%
Broihier 4%
Tobin 1%
Someone else 1%
Undecided 11%

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Don't get where the idea that McGrath is the electability candidate came from, besides the fact that she's a moderate white lady (ok that's probably it). She lost the 2nd most democratic district in Kentucky in a blue wave year.

>veteran
>DSCC endorsement
>viral ads (viral outside of KY)
>muh fundraising = voters