"In the Comptroller race, Republican Donald Huffines (43%) leads Democrat Sarah Eckhardt (41%) by two points,"
With a margin of error of 3.3, it would be more correct to say Huffines (who bought Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro ranch in New Mexico) is statistically tied with Sarah Eckhardt.
Things could change quickly with the "AI warning".......many tech companies are backing Texas candidates and will do massive attack ads on those they're threatened by.
Interesting you did not include the key words "Immigration" or "ICE." Your percentages would certainly be more negative regarding "the Border." So what is behind the omission? Purposely vague?
13 points differential is wilddddd. I can’t see that many ticket splitters on Election Day. Who knows though, I’ll take it if it’s true because it almost guarantees talarico wins
Survey after survey shows that affordability is the main concern of everyone yet most of those still favor Republican statewide candidates. What is wrong with people that they want to elect the same party that has been in office for 30 years and has caused the problems to exist.
Interesting to see who most people think will help their primary concerns and then compare that to the votes tabulated by political affiliation. Of those polled in all areas of concern, James Talarico led. Yet that’s not how some who reported as a Republican responded in the polls. The math doesn’t add up. Some Texans must vote according to party rather than who they think will help them the most.
"In the Comptroller race, Republican Donald Huffines (43%) leads Democrat Sarah Eckhardt (41%) by two points,"
With a margin of error of 3.3, it would be more correct to say Huffines (who bought Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro ranch in New Mexico) is statistically tied with Sarah Eckhardt.
What is Texas’ fascination with Abbott??
Things could change quickly with the "AI warning".......many tech companies are backing Texas candidates and will do massive attack ads on those they're threatened by.
Interesting you did not include the key words "Immigration" or "ICE." Your percentages would certainly be more negative regarding "the Border." So what is behind the omission? Purposely vague?
13 points differential is wilddddd. I can’t see that many ticket splitters on Election Day. Who knows though, I’ll take it if it’s true because it almost guarantees talarico wins
Survey after survey shows that affordability is the main concern of everyone yet most of those still favor Republican statewide candidates. What is wrong with people that they want to elect the same party that has been in office for 30 years and has caused the problems to exist.
Interesting to see who most people think will help their primary concerns and then compare that to the votes tabulated by political affiliation. Of those polled in all areas of concern, James Talarico led. Yet that’s not how some who reported as a Republican responded in the polls. The math doesn’t add up. Some Texans must vote according to party rather than who they think will help them the most.