IN: Mourdock (R) internal says he's up by 3%

[Lief 🗽]

http://atr.rollcall.com/indiana-new-gop-poll-gives-richard-mourdock-3-point-lead/

Mourdock: 45%
Donnelly: 42%

[Miles]

And Romney is up 16!? Does anyone think he'll win the state by that large a margin?

[tmthforu94]

This is just embarassing.

I honestly don't know who I'm going to vote for - Donnelly, Mourdock, or Horning could all earn my vote. Gun to my head, right now I'd probably vote for Horning. It just sickens me at how terrible Indiana has become in terms of pickings it's Senators. First Coats, now one of these numnuts.

[Mister Twister]

Mourdock losing this race would be a massive blow to the Tea Party

[Miles]

I'm also amazed that neither of them can get out of the low-mid 40s.

[Adam Griffin]

This is just embarassing.

Particularly when the Republican internal shows him ahead only by 3 points. It's amazing how many Senate races right now are proving to be anything but runaways (Indiana, North Dakota, Montana, Missouri, Arizona).

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

This is just embarassing.

Particularly when the Republican internal shows him ahead only by 3 points. It's amazing how many Senate races right now are proving to be anything but runaways (Indiana, North Dakota, Montana, Missouri, Arizona).

I was going to say that's due to the Republicans nominating complete idiots as candidates, but really in only one of them is the Republican candidate a total imbecile*. The rest are just bad campaigners.

*Missouri of course.

[tmthforu94]

This is just embarassing.

Particularly when the Republican internal shows him ahead only by 3 points. It's amazing how many Senate races right now are proving to be anything but runaways (Indiana, North Dakota, Montana, Missouri, Arizona).

The worst thing is, two of those states could have been safe seats with the right candidates - Steelman in Missouri or Lugar in Indiana. I don't know what has quite happened in Arizona and North Dakota - Flake and Berg haven't been complete disasters, they're just not well-liked. As for Montana, I don't know about other Republicans, but I never thought Montana would be an easy win for us.

I'm also amazed that neither of them can get out of the low-mid 40s.

There's a simple reason for that - A lot of people don't like either candidate. And I haven't seen any crosstabs, but if I had to guess, a lot of the remaining undecided voters are Republicans who backed Lugar in the primary and support Romney, and are now just truly undecided, like myself, on who to vote for. Due to ideological similarities, I'd guess that most undecideds will break for Mourdock.