MO-Smart/Transpontation Issues/Statewide races: Koster leads all Republicans...

[MT Treasurer]

...Kinder comes closest:

Chris Koster (D): 39%
Peter Kinder (R): 37%

Chris Koster (D): 43%
Catherine Hanaway (R): 31%

Chris Koster (D): 42%
John Brunner (R): 28%

Chris Koster (D): 41%
Eric Greitens (R): 24%

http://www.utu.org/worksite/PDFs/DFMresearch/MO_Statewide_March_2016_FINAL.pdf

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Great to see one MO win and its Koster.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

A double digit democratic win isn't happening. Period.

[Xing]

Koster stands a chance, but I'm not convinced Missourians will split their tickets as heavily as they did in 2012. Still Lean R for now.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Koster stands a chance, but I'm not convinced Missourians will split their tickets as heavily as they did in 2012. Still Lean R for now.

I doubt it, Jay Nixon won when Obama lost MO, and Kander will comeback too.  They're 3 K's on ballot. As R's are seething on their chance to hold onto NC based on SSM.

[RFayette]

Koster stands a chance, but I'm not convinced Missourians will split their tickets as heavily as they did in 2012. Still Lean R for now.

I doubt it, Jay Nixon won when Obama lost MO, and Kander will comeback too.  They're 3 K's on ballot. As R's are seething on their chance to hold onto NC based on SSM.

LOL on so many levels.

[Heisenberg]

Koster stands a chance, but I'm not convinced Missourians will split their tickets as heavily as they did in 2012. Still Lean R for now.

I doubt it, Jay Nixon won when Obama lost MO, and Kander will comeback too.  They're 3 K's on ballot. As R's are seething on their chance to hold onto NC based on SSM.

LOL on so many levels.

Obama may have lost MO in 2008, but he came really close to winning it.  I think it has since trended R enough that it is safe (barring a major wave) for Republicans in Presidential races.  Non-federal races are still close.

[RFayette]

Koster stands a chance, but I'm not convinced Missourians will split their tickets as heavily as they did in 2012. Still Lean R for now.

I doubt it, Jay Nixon won when Obama lost MO, and Kander will comeback too.  They're 3 K's on ballot. As R's are seething on their chance to hold onto NC based on SSM.

LOL on so many levels.

Obama may have lost MO in 2008, but he came really close to winning it.  I think it has since trended R enough that it is safe (barring a major wave) for Republicans in Presidential races.  Non-federal races are still close.

I was referring the fact that OC's argument that "They're 3 K's on the ballot" will somehow help the Dems is outright bizarre (Not to mention the fact that Hillary's last name does not begin with a K).

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Koster stands a chance, but I'm not convinced Missourians will split their tickets as heavily as they did in 2012. Still Lean R for now.

I doubt it, Jay Nixon won when Obama lost MO, and Kander will comeback too.  They're 3 K's on ballot. As R's are seething on their chance to hold onto NC based on SSM.

LOL on so many levels.

Obama may have lost MO in 2008, but he came really close to winning it.  I think it has since trended R enough that it is safe (barring a major wave) for Republicans in Presidential races.  Non-federal races are still close.

I was referring the fact that OC's argument that "They're 3 K's on the ballot" will somehow help the Dems is outright bizarre (Not to mention the fact that Hillary's last name does not begin with a K).

Yeah, there are a number of reasons why that's ridiculous. He might mean Kinder though.