IL-Victory Research: Pritzker leads all Republicans by 20+ points

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

No surprises here. Race is Safe D.

Pritzker 52.4% vs Gary Rabine 28.4% (Pritzker +24)

Pritzker 55.2% vs Darren Bailey 27.4% (Pritzker +27.8 )

Pritzker 53.1% vs Jesse Sullivan 22.4% (Pritzker +30.7)

Pritzker 53.1% vs Richard Irvin 21.6% (Pritzker +31.5)

Pritzker 55.5% vs Paul Schimpf 22.2% (Pritzker +33.3)

https://www.wcia.com/illinois-capitol-news/pritzker-enjoys-comfortable-lead-over-gop-field-rabine-early-republican-frontrunner-pollster-says/

[Roll Roons]

Just saying: https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=450157.0

I think this is more due to the GOP candidates lacking name recognition than anything else.

[Unelectable Bystander]

Yep this just looks like further evidence that undecideds should all be assumed to be republicans

[Pericles]

Good for Pritzker that he's got a majority in every matchup but it could still be a relatively close win for him.

[SnowLabrador]

Prediction: Pritzker +4.

[Shaula🏳️‍⚧️]

Undecided are republicans

[Roll Roons]

For the record, I firmly believe that Pritzker wins by a smaller margin than Polis.

[Calthrina950]

For the record, I firmly believe that Pritzker wins by a smaller margin than Polis.

What do you predict will be the margins of victory for Pritzker and Polis?

[Roll Roons]

For the record, I firmly believe that Pritzker wins by a smaller margin than Polis.

What do you predict will be the margins of victory for Pritzker and Polis?

Pritzker wins by 7 or 8 and Polis wins by around Biden's margin, maybe more.

[Gracile]

Pritzker's vote share here is believable and in line with my expectation of a mid-to-high single-digit win. Also, the poll had this tidbit-

More than half of the voters surveyed — 51.7% — said Pritzker has earned another term in office. Another 43.3% said he hasn’t, while 5% said they were undecided on whether the billionaire Democrat should have a second term in office.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Pritzker will win 53/46

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Just saying: https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=450157.0

I think this is more due to the GOP candidates lacking name recognition than anything else.

Did we see this at work in 2018 too?

[beesley]

Pritzker strikes me, and clearly most others, as having personally and genuinely earned those numbers, rather than it just being Illinois.

Prediction: Pritzker +4.

It's getting old.

[Senator Incitatus]

Pritzker +10 in the end, I think. Even in a wave, he has personal appeal and will have no problem keeping his campaign spending up.

[dw93]

Pritzker wins easily, though not by as big of a margin as he did in 2018.

[President Johnson]

Safe Democratic, though the Republican candidate will definitely get 40% or more.