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wbrocks67
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« on: July 28, 2022, 06:30:41 PM »

Some takeaways here

- Shapiro getting 9% of Republicans, while Mastriano only getting 2% of Democrats  (only 5% of Dems and 8% GOP undecided)
- Shapiro +28 with Indies, 47-19
- Shapiro winning the suburban vote, 58-35, with only 4% undecided (including 68-23 among Suburban women)
- Shapiro has +17 favorable (51/34) compared to Mastriano’s -10 (38/48)
- Even Shapiro’s net fav with GOP isn’t horrible - 16/65.
- Mastriano’s net fav with Indies is 15/51.

Honestly this poll could be even worse for Mastriano, given that the subsample for 18-45 seems pretty R-leaning compared to reality, and 14% of nonwhites are undecided compared to 7% of Whites.
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wbrocks67
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« Reply #1 on: July 28, 2022, 06:46:51 PM »

>Fetterman leading indies 32-18
>Oz only getting 73% of Rs
>12% of white evangelicals "undecided" (yeah ok)
>Fetterman leading 46-36 with white women w/no degree
>Shapiro winning the white vote by 6 points
>Mastriano stronger with voters under 45 than over 45


Cmon people this happens every cycle with PA. I'll give the polls shows the parties at base support which factoring in for weighting and response bias means the race is effectively dead-even which is better than the Lean R I thought a couple weeks ago, but you shouldn't be paying attention to polls until Labor Day to begin with. Do not believe for a second Rs will have trouble getting the base out the door. For Ds it's still gonna be up to the trades keeping the rank-and-file in NEPA/SWPA in line, giving all the left-leaning college-grad indies in Philly burbs/Lehigh Valley a reason to stay engaged by pointing out what Mast wants to do w/abortion, getting out the vote in Philly, and inflation subsiding. Toss-ups both of them.

They're already engaged. And it's summer time. You just proved your own point. They're engaged now, they're not going to stop as we get *closer* to the election.

Once again, people outside of PA trying to act like they know what's going on in this state.

Shapiro won't win by 10, obv. But he's already at 50 in how many polls now, and Mastriano's clear weaknesses are showing.

This is also not surprising at all given Shapiro and Ds have blanketed the airwaves with Mastriano ads for two months now while Mastriano has $0 to his name.
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wbrocks67
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« Reply #2 on: July 28, 2022, 07:00:21 PM »

It's almost incredible to me that Republicans cannot just simply understand that Josh Shapiro is a well-liked statewide politician who, while Rs in the state don't necessarily like, don't have a 'hatred for', while Mastriano is a terrible candidate objectively with no money at all and again, objectively extremist, unpopular policies and opinions. This isn't hard to comprehend.
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wbrocks67
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« Reply #3 on: July 29, 2022, 08:11:41 AM »

>Fetterman leading indies 32-18
>Oz only getting 73% of Rs
>12% of white evangelicals "undecided" (yeah ok)
>Fetterman leading 46-36 with white women w/no degree
>Shapiro winning the white vote by 6 points
>Mastriano stronger with voters under 45 than over 45


Cmon people this happens every cycle with PA. I'll give the polls shows the parties at base support which factoring in for weighting and response bias means the race is effectively dead-even which is better than the Lean R I thought a couple weeks ago, but you shouldn't be paying attention to polls until Labor Day to begin with. Do not believe for a second Rs will have trouble getting the base out the door. For Ds it's still gonna be up to the trades keeping the rank-and-file in NEPA/SWPA in line, giving all the left-leaning college-grad indies in Philly burbs/Lehigh Valley a reason to stay engaged by pointing out what Mast wants to do w/abortion, getting out the vote in Philly, and inflation subsiding. Toss-ups both of them.

They're already engaged. And it's summer time. You just proved your own point. They're engaged now, they're not going to stop as we get *closer* to the election.

Once again, people outside of PA trying to act like they know what's going on in this state.

Shapiro won't win by 10, obv. But he's already at 50 in how many polls now, and Mastriano's clear weaknesses are showing.

This is also not surprising at all given Shapiro and Ds have blanketed the airwaves with Mastriano ads for two months now while Mastriano has $0 to his name.

1. Are you seriously doubting that I am Keystoned to the bone?
2. Remember this buddy?
While it is plausible that there is higher conservative turnout amongst LV, the ideological composition would be not only be to the right of the 2013 race, but feature the same conservative% as 2009. Rs do have an enthusiasm advantage, however not by much.

At the risk of hackery the RV screens in both polls show the generally accepted ~25/40/35 split seems more accurate. That said, the state of the campaign indicates a path to victory for Youngkin as TMac cannot take turnout in NoVA and the black communities of the Tidewater regions for granted. Sleepwalking through the home stretch is not an option.

People keep saying this but there is no evidence of this?

I'd rather take investment advice from Bernie Madoff. You are really just a fiend for that polls copium.

oh gurl you need to stop being so obsessed with me. really dragging up quotes from nearly a year ago? spend your time doing something productive Smiley
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