This has Gross a bit lower than we've seen, but generally has the state of the race (all three races) in the same ballpark.
Murkowski's numbers are brutal.
Could that be because Gross is an independent who hasn't yet received the Democratic nomination before (unlike Galvin)? It would account for the higher number of undecided voters, at least. Democratic-leaning respondents could be holding out on the assumption that he's a pure independent and that they'd prefer to wait for a Democratic candidate.
Forrest Dunbar polled slightly higher in an August 2019 survey with a (D) next to his name than with an (I). That probably reverses by election day for most independent candidates with Democratic support.
