OH Senate GOP Primary (Fabrizio Lee/Protect Ohio Values) - Mandel +9

[BoiseBoy]

Mandel - 21 (-1)
Vance - 12 (+8)
Turner - 7 (+1)
Timken - 7 (-1)
Gibbons - 2 (+0)
Moreno - 2 (+1)
Dolan - 1 (-1)
Undecided - 48 (-7)

800 LV, July 20-22, +/- 3.46% (change is from last poll in June)

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/21039477-8-21-oh-senate-gop-primary-ballot-memo-final

[Vosem]

Note that this is an internal for Vance.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Senator-elect Mandel, everyone!

There will be nothing interesting about this race. So instead here is an interesting question: how many times have there been both of a state's Senators who were once rivals like we'll have with Brown and Mandel? Another recent example is McSally and Sinema. But what are some others?

[SnowLabrador]

Senator-elect Mandel, everyone!

There will be nothing interesting about this race. So instead here is an interesting question: how many times have there been both of a state's Senators who were once rivals like we'll have with Brown and Mandel? Another recent example is McSally and Sinema. But what are some others?

John Hoeven and Heidi Heitkamp ran against each other in ND-GOV 2000. Obviously Heitkamp isn't a Senator anymore, but it's the first example that came to mind.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Nate Silver now is predicting even moreso that Mandel and McCrory beat D's now that Afghanistan has fallen, Mandel did s a Vet

PPP that showed D's tied in March hasn't been back since Biden Approvals have fallen

[CookieDamage]

Absolutely foolish to think Mandel is by any means the likely nominee. He leads by 9 with only 21% and 48% undecided lmao.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Absolutely foolish to think Mandel is by any means the likely nominee. He leads by 9 with only 21% and 48% undecided lmao.

What, he was the 2012 nominee and he is a Veteran, but Ryan is a very good opponent, he along with Brown and Manchin never lost a GE before


Vance is a book author and has never been won a Political race before

[Rjjr77]

Mandel - 21 (-1)
Vance - 12 (+8)
Turner - 7 (+1)
Timken - 7 (-1)
Gibbons - 2 (+0)
Moreno - 2 (+1)
Dolan - 1 (-1)
Undecided - 48 (-7)

800 LV, July 20-22, +/- 3.46% (change is from last poll in June)

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/21039477-8-21-oh-senate-gop-primary-ballot-memo-final

Cross tabs on this look like a pretty weak poll. DMA's are whacked, especially for a primary

[Tekken_Guy]

Senator-elect Mandel, everyone!

There will be nothing interesting about this race. So instead here is an interesting question: how many times have there been both of a state's Senators who were once rivals like we'll have with Brown and Mandel? Another recent example is McSally and Sinema. But what are some others?

John Hoeven and Heidi Heitkamp ran against each other in ND-GOV 2000. Obviously Heitkamp isn't a Senator anymore, but it's the first example that came to mind.

John Barrasso was the runner up in Mike Enzi’s first senate primary.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Ryan can be the Beshear of this race just like Beshear is fav to win, this seat clinches DC Statehood we will have 53 seats and keep the H and Jeff Jackson would probably win too

[Progressive Pessimist]

The garbage New Jersey gubernatorial election poll that this firm released today is now making me reconsider my initial post in this thread.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Mandel seems to be frontrunner but Vance still has a chance. Albeit a not very huge one - he's dumb.

[One Term Floridian]

Pretty wide open GOP primary in OH it seems

[Oppo]

Senator-elect Mandel, everyone!

There will be nothing interesting about this race. So instead here is an interesting question: how many times have there been both of a state's Senators who were once rivals like we'll have with Brown and Mandel? Another recent example is McSally and Sinema. But what are some others?

John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum

[Roll Roons]

Senator-elect Mandel, everyone!

There will be nothing interesting about this race. So instead here is an interesting question: how many times have there been both of a state's Senators who were once rivals like we'll have with Brown and Mandel? Another recent example is McSally and Sinema. But what are some others?

Ron Wyden and Gordon Smith. But they actually had a great working relationship.

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Senator-elect Mandel, everyone!

There will be nothing interesting about this race. So instead here is an interesting question: how many times have there been both of a state's Senators who were once rivals like we'll have with Brown and Mandel? Another recent example is McSally and Sinema. But what are some others?

Bernie and Leahy probably set some sort of record for running against each other 47 years ago.

One example from early this century was Johnson and Thune.

[Bismarck]

Gross. Mandel is the worst.

[Skill and Chance]

I do think Vance is going to catch Mandel now.

[ElectionsGuy]

The garbage New Jersey gubernatorial election poll that this firm released today is now making me reconsider my initial post in this thread.

Why don't we take a look again at the "garbage" poll that was 1 point too Republican and it's responses again.