As of today odds-makers give Perdue a 74% chance of winning, and Dunn only a modest 26% chance. Election polling from SurveyUSA and Landmark were previously two of Perdue’s worst polls, showing that the race is moving away from Nunn, as people tune in and Georgia reverts to its fundamentals, and indicating there is movement back toward the Republican candidate, David Purdue. The question here is whether Obama’s job approval rating will acts as an anchor, or cast a dark shadow on Michelle Nunn’s campaign. But this is still a Republican state, and even with massive black turnout in 2008, Democrats still couldn’t put the Senate seat away. Democrats are excited about Michelle Nunn’s chances of ending the party’s 14-year dry spell in the Senate, and changing demographics may indeed help the party of Jackson regain its footing here. The Georgia Senate race is one of the few races in the country that could break heavily toward Democrats. Predictions for the 2008 Democratic Primaries.Predictions Track Record – 2008 Presidential Election.Accuracy Track Record for the 2012 U.S.Presidential Election Predictions 2016 – Primaries Projections Accuracy Track Record for 2016 Presidential Election Primaries.Battleground State Projections Record – 2016 U.S.Presidential General Election Predictions Accuracy Track Record for the 2016 U.S.PROJECTIONS TRACK RECORD FOR 2018 MIDTERM ELECTION – HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.PROJECTIONS TRACK RECORD FOR 2018 MIDTERM ELECTION – SENATE.Record of 2020 Election Electoral College Projections.
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