Acton's? Amy Action sounds like the name of a superhero--though any Dem who wins a major statewide race in Ohio nowadays should probably qualify as that.
We go through this song and dance every other cycle or so, an off-partisan governor gets hyped up as a senatorial candidate because they were popular. But a big part of why they were popular is that they were unable to push any of their party's agenda.
Barring a political disaster, Baker cannot win a senate race in Massachusetts. It's all hype with no substance, but people are going to talk about the possibility of it until at least the end of the 2030 cycle and probably through the 2032 cycle. Likewise, we're almost certainly not going to see a senator Beshear out of Kentucky.
Voters do not treat federal partisanship and local partisanship the same. They do not treat executive offices and legislative offices the same.
Virginia Gov
Spanberger 39%
Sears 24%
Trump Approval
59% Disapprove
37% Approve
Roanoke #C - 690 RV - 2/20
New York Gov
Hochul (inc): 46%
Lawler: 38%
Other: 10%
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Undecided: 6%
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NY Governor Dem Primary
Hochul: 52%
Delgado: 15%
Torres: 12%
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Citizen Data for Unite NY | RVs | Feb. 10
Massachusetts Senate
Markey 35%
Baker 33%
YouGov #B - 700 A - 2/20
Ohio Gov
Acton 45%
Rammaswamy 44%
V. Ramaswamy: 48%
Tim Ryan: 42%
Public policy #B - 642 RV - 2/20 (Fpr Action)
The Action v Ryan numbers are actually somewhat surprising to me
Not sure what questions they asked but it was polled for Actions campaign.
Ahhhhh
Acton's? Amy Action sounds like the name of a superhero--though any Dem who wins a major statewide race in Ohio nowadays should probably qualify as that.
The poll was for 314 Action, which hasn't endorsed her (yet) but did say kind things about her when she launched.
Oh JHC that Vivek-Ryan number os so depressing. How did Ohio turn into Missouri . . .
How did Missouri turn into Missouri?
Massachusetts Gov
Healey (D): 44% - Shortsleeve (R): 12%
Healey (D): 44% - Evangelidis (R): 14%
Healey (D): 41% - Durant (R): 14%
Healey (D): 40% - Kennealy (R): 15%
Healey (D): 45% - Deaton (R): 25%
U. Mass/YouGov / Feb 20, 2025 / n=700
Baker ain't leaving the presidency of the NCAA to be a senator.
Baker wouldn't be able to win anyway.
We go through this song and dance every other cycle or so, an off-partisan governor gets hyped up as a senatorial candidate because they were popular. But a big part of why they were popular is that they were unable to push any of their party's agenda.
Barring a political disaster, Baker cannot win a senate race in Massachusetts. It's all hype with no substance, but people are going to talk about the possibility of it until at least the end of the 2030 cycle and probably through the 2032 cycle. Likewise, we're almost certainly not going to see a senator Beshear out of Kentucky.
Voters do not treat federal partisanship and local partisanship the same. They do not treat executive offices and legislative offices the same.
probably but Trump is losing popularity daily
He'd lose anyway
lots of pissed off Federal government employees
Yup! I would not want to be in Earle-Sears' shoes at this point.
Apparently the GOP is trying to find somebody to run in the primary (Dave LaRock has mooted it) because her campaign so far sucks
Earle-Sears isn’t anything other than a Trump stooge and she’s not even showing any kind of real independence on this.
The VA-GOV race looks like Likely Democrat this point with the numbers as wide as they are here.
Like those job approval numbers