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An incumbent that is generally viewed as a moderate (by most people not on these boards) that has for the most part had high favorability ratings is always hard to unseat.
With that said, given the current environment and a downtick in her approval ratings post Dobbs the seat could be in play...
Nobody (or almost nobody) is OK with the incidents in Minneapolis etc - I think you are overestimating the rage / motivation this will give a big chunk to go out and vote. A "cabbage" is not going to be enough to beat Collins.
Curious about his overall favorability in Maine? First impression is that he does not have the same charisma / is as inspiring of a speaker etc as Plattner did, but maybe the "backwoods Mainer" image will speak to enough Mainers to flip the seat? I know the one poll out showed him in a strong...
Right - and again his comments were framed in the context of how there is a large faction of the democratic base where it seems as if you are not even allowed to have that discussion with (and that applies to other issues as well).
Markey does not come off as senile as Trump (or honestly as...
Essentially what Moulton said (on the heels of the Democrats flubbing up the 2024 election and the context of needing to be a bigger tent party) was that he understands why a dad would have safety concerns about his daughter competing against a genetic male and that it is a problem that the...
Markey just turned 80.
I’m in Moulton district. Well spoken and pragmatic. Impressive military background and resume. I suppose he would be considered more “moderate” (by today’s standards). Between the two of them, their votes would be pretty similar…
(So far the people running to take...
Yes. Personally I’m supporting Moulton. Nothing wrong with Markey but at some point the 80 year olds should pass the torch and give the next generation a turn. Moulton is also of an age and has a resume of someone who could be a presidential candidate in the future and I believe the Democrats...
First poll comes out in Jackson’s favor. 49-46 over Collins.
Here in MA I’m snot seeing much on the Moulton / Markey primary…. And is there even a republican candidate?
Maybe Tic would have a better idea since i'm not in Maine - but my guess:
Gideon, was a millionaire transplant from Rhode Island who lived in Freeport. How many working class, rural Mariners would think, "Gee, I bet Sara can really relate to my life making $12 an hour working at Walmart in...
That is my impression of what Planter was doing. I doubt it was his positions so much as Charisma and coming off as a "dude who gets it" that was driving his popularity. Will be interesting to see if Jackson can come off in the same way.
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