I wouldn't lump all those numbers together. Healey was polling stuff like 40-12 vs various opponents. That's not comparable with someone else polling 40-36. I wouldn't call any of the numbers weak specifically, since we're nearly two years out from election day and people don't like to truly admit to themselves how (and/or if) they are v…
I wouldn't lump all those numbers together. Healey was polling stuff like 40-12 vs various opponents. That's not comparable with someone else polling 40-36. I wouldn't call any of the numbers weak specifically, since we're nearly two years out from election day and people don't like to truly admit to themselves how (and/or if) they are voting until August of election year.
Hobbs will have a serious campaign on her hands. Healey will not. Hochul might or might not, depending on if New York's recent statewide performances are reflective of where the state is going.
I wouldn't lump all those numbers together. Healey was polling stuff like 40-12 vs various opponents. That's not comparable with someone else polling 40-36. I wouldn't call any of the numbers weak specifically, since we're nearly two years out from election day and people don't like to truly admit to themselves how (and/or if) they are voting until August of election year.
Hobbs will have a serious campaign on her hands. Healey will not. Hochul might or might not, depending on if New York's recent statewide performances are reflective of where the state is going.