The state-level polling numbers all look about right (North Carolina is maybe too favorable for Democrats, but I might just be underestimating the pace of demographic change or Trump's toxicity in certain areas or something). I'm very encouraged by the poll showing Rubio+3 even as Clinton+5 (Burr+7 even as Clinton+6 is even more impressive); polling from all outfits continues to underscore that Republican congressional incumbents are running significantly ahead of Trump, which augurs well both for the elections this year and for future intraparty battles generally. People want Republicanism more than they want Trumpism.
Vosem, that can't be right and you know it.
It's obvious the inflated Clinton numbers come from Anti-Trump Republicans. We should give them more time to come home.
Wow, I'm actually kind-of agreeing with Ljube ....
I do believe that the numbers being slightly-higher-than-we-feel-comfortable, could be from a good handful of Republicans who say/polled they are voting for Hillary ("Anti-Trump Republicans").
But yet these same individuals will vote for their R Senate candidate for their state.
So, the numbers could be about right.
