I'm not worried about him but that's just me. The reason why the polls are the way they are is because more voters are paying attention to the OH-SEN race, namely those who are Republicans.
The problem for the GOP is, Brown has led in the polls for much of the election cycle by 5+% points. Sure, polls may tighten or move in different dire…
I'm not worried about him but that's just me. The reason why the polls are the way they are is because more voters are paying attention to the OH-SEN race, namely those who are Republicans.
The problem for the GOP is, Brown has led in the polls for much of the election cycle by 5+% points. Sure, polls may tighten or move in different directions, but if the GOP couldn't cut down on his lead for this amount of time, it suggests the following:
1) Brown still has clout and incumbency status in OH.
2) Moreno is really a flawed candidate who hasn't presented a credible enough campaign. Maybe he's getting more attention now but he's polling worse than Tim Sheehy in the MT-SEN race, which is saying a lot.
I'm not worried about him but that's just me. The reason why the polls are the way they are is because more voters are paying attention to the OH-SEN race, namely those who are Republicans.
The problem for the GOP is, Brown has led in the polls for much of the election cycle by 5+% points. Sure, polls may tighten or move in different directions, but if the GOP couldn't cut down on his lead for this amount of time, it suggests the following:
1) Brown still has clout and incumbency status in OH.
2) Moreno is really a flawed candidate who hasn't presented a credible enough campaign. Maybe he's getting more attention now but he's polling worse than Tim Sheehy in the MT-SEN race, which is saying a lot.