MI-SEN (Glengariff Group): Slotkin +3

[wbrocks67]

Don't know why a month old poll is being released now but...

https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1792761480934547625

[Sir Mohamed]

Way too many undecided. We're not just seeing this in presidential polls this cycle. Tbh, I feel like GE polling has been a disaster across the board since 2020.

[quesaisje]

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2024/05/17/democrat-slotkin-leads-gop-senate-hopefuls-but-one-matchup-is-tight-poll/73730968007/

Slotkin's lead widened when paired against other Republican candidates in hypothetical matchups. She led businessman Sandy Pensler of Grosse Pointe Park by nearly 7 percentage points, 41% to 34% with 26% of respondents undecided.

Slotkin also was ahead of former U.S. Rep. Justin Amash of Cascade Township, a conservative libertarian, by nearly 8 percentage points, or 41% to 34% with rounded numbers, with 25% undecided. She bested Republican former U.S. Rep. Peter Meijer of the Grand Rapids area 41% to 35% with 24% of respondents undecided, according to the survey. Meijer has since dropped out of the race.

The tweet isn't loading, but I assume this about the same poll.

[DaleCooper]

Way too many undecided. We're not just seeing this in presidential polls this cycle. Tbh, I feel like GE polling has been a disaster across the board since 2020.

I think they're picking up people that have no intention of voting.

[SnowLabrador]

Way too many undecided. We're not just seeing this in presidential polls this cycle. Tbh, I feel like GE polling has been a disaster across the board since 2020.

I think they're picking up people that have no intention of voting.

If polling is so broken this year, why wasn't it so broken in 2022 or 2020? Nobody said that young voters weren't picking up the phones in 2020, so why now?

[DaleCooper]

Way too many undecided. We're not just seeing this in presidential polls this cycle. Tbh, I feel like GE polling has been a disaster across the board since 2020.

I think they're picking up people that have no intention of voting.

If polling is so broken this year, why wasn't it so broken in 2022 or 2020? Nobody said that young voters weren't picking up the phones in 2020, so why now?

It was broken in 2022 and 2020 .

[Progressive Pessimist]

That's about what I expect.