MO-Remington: Parson +9, Treasurer: Fitzpatrick +9, AG: Schmitt +14

[VAR]

Sep 16-17, 1046 LV, MoE: 3%

Governor
Parson (R-inc.) 52% (+2)
Galloway (D) 43%

Treasurer
Fitzpatrick (R-inc.) 47%
Englund (D) 38%

AG
Schmitt (R-inc.) 50%
Finneran (D) 36%

https://moscout.com/s/MOSCOUT-Statewide-091820.pptx

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Changes with August 12-13 poll (no previous polling for treasurer/attorney general)

Governor
Undecided 5% (-2)

Treasurer
Undecided 15%

Attorney General
Undecided 14%

[jamestroll]

Can we stop pretending this race is competitive now?

Galloway is a great person but horrible campaign management.

[Hope For A New Era]

Can we stop pretending this race is competitive now?

Galloway is a great person but horrible campaign management.

let me have an optimism :<

[jamestroll]

Can we stop pretending this race is competitive now?

Galloway is a great person but horrible campaign management.

let me have an optimism :<

Well it is not budging and she has largely been defined and has virtually no chance of holding her auditors seat in 2002.

She is just running a horrible campaign and she is not a natural campaigner... at all...

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Galloway is done

[Calthrina950]

Missouri remains Likely/Safe Republican, as it has been all along-and in spite of Parson's ignorance, to say nothing of his mishandling of the pandemic. Galloway seems to be almost guaranteed to come within single digits at this point, and my suspicion is that she will outperform Biden, but Parson will probably win by a similar, or slightly larger margin, as Josh Hawley did in 2018 against Claire McCaskill. A result of 51-45% or 52-44% is very plausible. As for the geographical map, Galloway will probably narrowly win Clay County, and she'll probably carry MO-02, but everything else outside of St. Louis, Kansas City, and Columbia will go to Parson (as it will for Trump at the presidential level).

[Bootes Void]

Galloway can still win this