MD Gov (OpinionWorks) - Moore +31

[BenjiG98]

https://twitter.com/stella2020woof/status/1585632303211941890?s=20&t=Y9Cg-An...

[Sir Mohamed]

Titanium D.

Moore is easily going to crack 60%.

[wbrocks67]

The GOP candidates are obviously pretty bad here, but so interesting how polling is showing Democrats having no trouble in blue areas like MD/MA, yet showing opposite things in NY, OR, some blue house districts, etc.

I say that because some of the thought is that voters in "safe blue" areas may be getting complacent and not as worried, and that is driving low Dem support in some of these bluer areas. But that doesn't seem to be the case here or MA.

[Eraserhead]

Third party numbers are probably exaggerated, not that it makes a difference.

[scutosaurus]

The GOP candidates are obviously pretty bad here, but so interesting how polling is showing Democrats having no trouble in blue areas like MD/MA, yet showing opposite things in NY, OR, some blue house districts, etc.

I say that because some of the thought is that voters in "safe blue" areas may be getting complacent and not as worried, and that is driving low Dem support in some of these bluer areas. But that doesn't seem to be the case here or MA.

Rs nominated god-awful candidates in MD and MA

[Dani Rose]

What amazes me is that they could have at least tried to paint on a veneer of sanity in Maryland in the name of keeping Hogan's coalition together. And yet...

[Ferguson97]

lol Moore Cox

[President Johnson]

Well, it's a blue state and Cox an obnoxious candidate, what do you expect? Moore may even outperform Biden 2020 here.

Larry Hogan is kidding himself when he believes a more mainstream Republican could have won this. 2014 was kind of a fluke and his reelection based on personal popularity and not being able to pass right-wing stuff with a Democratic legislature.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Well, it's a blue state and Cox an obnoxious candidate, what do you expect? Moore may even outperform Biden 2020 here.

Larry Hogan is kidding himself when he believes a more mainstream Republican could have won this. 2014 was kind of a fluke and his reelection based on personal popularity and not being able to pass right-wing stuff with a Democratic legislature.

Schultz and Sullivan of IL would have kept it close, why do you think Pritzker ran ads against Irvine instead of Sullivan, because Irvine split the vote and caused Bailey to win, Sullivan was a Maverick and so was Schultz

[If my soul was made of stone]

What amazes me is that they could have at least tried to paint on a veneer of sanity in Maryland in the name of keeping Hogan's coalition together. And yet...

Hogan has always been less popular among Republicans than Dems and indies. Which is to say that Dems and indies are racist and Republicans think Hogan isn't racist enough. Consider that the Republican nominee for Attorney General this year is none other than former Constitution Party Presidential candidate and open neo-Confederate Michael Peroutka, running a COVID grievance campaign explicitly against the Hogan administration.

I'm voting for Harding, but Moore was definitely the best option of the three viable candidates in the Dem primary.