Data For Progress GA/KS/KY/MI: Perdue +2, Tie, McConnell +7, Peters +5, Warnock/Collins lead

[wbrocks67]

I think I can accept KS as a tie with high undecideds, and I can accept a result of Peters+5 from MI, but it would be very hard for me to accept them as part of the same universe.

Remains the case that Barbara Bollier has never led in a poll against Roger Marshall, though, even though she's tied more than once. (Interestingly this is also the case for Jaime Harrison against Lindsey Graham. You'd think there'd be a SHOCK POLL out eventually, but actually neither race is seeing all that much polling).

I think Kelly only got as high as +2 in 2018 and she won by 5, so there's that I guess?

[wbrocks67]

I think I can accept KS as a tie with high undecideds, and I can accept a result of Peters+5 from MI, but it would be very hard for me to accept them as part of the same universe.

Remains the case that Barbara Bollier has never led in a poll against Roger Marshall, though, even though she's tied more than once. (Interestingly this is also the case for Jaime Harrison against Lindsey Graham. You'd think there'd be a SHOCK POLL out eventually, but actually neither race is seeing all that much polling).

I think Kelly only got as high as +2 in 2018 and she won by 5, so there's that I guess?

An outlier September poll had Kelly+4, but you're right that no poll had her winning by as much as she actually won by. Undecideds broke towards her pretty hard.

This race doesn't have a strong third-party presence, though; the final result won't be 48%-43%.

Is it just Bollier/Marshall on the ballot?