Her opponent paid for the poll.
After Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) clinched the Republican nomination for Congress in the state's right-leaning third district, it seemed like she was a shoo-in for the general election. But recent polling suggests that Boebert's re-election isn't as sure as it appears.
A new poll by Keating Research has shown Boebert to have the support of 47 percent of likely voters, to her Democratic opponent's 45 percent, Axios reports.
There's a catch: The poll was commissioned by Boebert's challenger, Adam Frisch. Keating Research, a Democratic firm, has a B/C rating from FiveThirtyEight, which places Boebert's odds of winning at 98 percent.
A new poll indicates Lauren Boebert’s Democratic challenger has a shot. Here’s what the rest of the data says.
Suppression poll much?
After Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) clinched the Republican nomination for Congress in the state's right-leaning third district, it seemed like she was a shoo-in for the general election. But recent polling suggests that Boebert's re-election isn't as sure as it appears.
A new poll by Keating Research has shown Boebert to have the support of 47 percent of likely voters, to her Democratic opponent's 45 percent, Axios reports.
There's a catch: The poll was commissioned by Boebert's challenger, Adam Frisch. Keating Research, a Democratic firm, has a B/C rating from FiveThirtyEight, which places Boebert's odds of winning at 98 percent.
A new poll indicates Lauren Boebert’s Democratic challenger has a shot. Here’s what the rest of the data says.
Suppression poll much?
