Let's see, Her Kavanaugh vote was the game changer. Had she played the long game and voted “Yes” she might still be in the running....but then the DemonRAT caravan from Houndous happened, still souring MORE VOTERS on the Dimwit party, and yesterday's Trump announcement that he want to give all middle class people a WHOPPING 10% TAX CUT after the elections, sure didn't help any Socialist/DemonRAT!
Sure, there’s probably some Kavanaugh effect at work here. Plus a little red-state effect.
Plus a little “Heidi Heitkamp’s campaign committed one of the great unforced errors in recent political history” effect.
Either way, it’s ballgame in North Dakota.
In an exclusive poll by KVLY, KFYR and Strategic Research Associates of 650 likely voters in North Dakota conducted between October 12 – 19, 2018, Republican challenger Kevin Cramer leads incumbent Democratic Senator Heidi Heitkamp 56% to 40%, increasing his lead since Gray Television’s September poll, in which Cramer held a 10-point advantage. Heitkamp’s support appears relatively fixed. Only 5% of those supporting her say that they might change their mind, compared to 17% of Cramer supporters who say they may still change theirs.
Heitkamp is viewed favorably by 37% of North Dakota voters and unfavorably by 52%, with 7% holding a neutral opinion and 4% unfamiliar. That unfavorable number represents a significant increase since September, when only 41% held an unfavorable view of her. Her challenger is viewed favorably by 53% of likely voters (a 7-point increase over September) and unfavorably by 38%, with 5% holding a neutral opinion and 4% unfamiliar with him.
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Sure, there’s probably some Kavanaugh effect at work here. Plus a little red-state effect.
Plus a little “Heidi Heitkamp’s campaign committed one of the great unforced errors in recent political history” effect.
Either way, it’s ballgame in North Dakota.
In an exclusive poll by KVLY, KFYR and Strategic Research Associates of 650 likely voters in North Dakota conducted between October 12 – 19, 2018, Republican challenger Kevin Cramer leads incumbent Democratic Senator Heidi Heitkamp 56% to 40%, increasing his lead since Gray Television’s September poll, in which Cramer held a 10-point advantage. Heitkamp’s support appears relatively fixed. Only 5% of those supporting her say that they might change their mind, compared to 17% of Cramer supporters who say they may still change theirs.
Heitkamp is viewed favorably by 37% of North Dakota voters and unfavorably by 52%, with 7% holding a neutral opinion and 4% unfamiliar. That unfavorable number represents a significant increase since September, when only 41% held an unfavorable view of her. Her challenger is viewed favorably by 53% of likely voters (a 7-point increase over September) and unfavorably by 38%, with 5% holding a neutral opinion and 4% unfamiliar with him.
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