@now50now@IAPolls2022 This is only people that hate both parties so about half of independents. So its very polarizing generic ballot poll. Its almost like polling maga republicans or dsa democrats.
@Father_McCarthy@pooppooop123367 Paxton +3 is actually a pretty big outlier all things considered since hes pulling around 2 to 3 behind in almost every other poll.
@SiroceJohn@RobQuint2@IAPolls2022@WinWithJMC It has been bookmarked. My official prediction is maine sticks R all tossups including Ohio Alaska and Texas go D. Iowa and Nebraska will be close but R holds on. Thats my official prediction one month out.
@ShadeSalvo One if the exit polls for the runoff had Paxton up by 22% and the Trump endorsement of Paxton was fresh. I think a lot of cornyn voters were demoralized after that.
@SiroceJohn@RobQuint2@IAPolls2022@WinWithJMC Collins votes with democrats more then she votes with republicans. Also Maine has a very high population of independents. Of the swings this cycle I think it has the best chance to stick R even more then Texas.
@Specops119@goldenpolitical@OpenSourceZone Its not the same. Its similar in a sense that republicans are down and democrats are up. But its a midterm election vs presidential election. Midterms usually have more impactful generic ballots. Its closer to an election like 2006 or 2018. More 2006 because of iran.
@LadChabawr@OpenSourceZone I think Inside Elections weights differently then a lot of other models. Its a lot more R then most polling models. I dont think its as simple as this race might be closer.