Posted on 07/11/2018 8:46:28 AM PDT by 11th_VA
A new poll shows that voters in battleground states represented by vulnerable Senate Democrats decisively want President Donald Trumps nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, to replace Anthony Kennedy in the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS)...
The poll conducted by the Tarrance Group between July 5 and 8 revealed that voters agree by a decisive margin of at least 12 percent that their senators should confirm the SCOTUS appointment Trump announced Monday night. After explaining that the U.S. Senate will vote on the presidents appointment to replace Justice Kennedy, it asked voters, Do you think Senator [Nelson, Donnelly, McCaskill, Heitkamp, or Manchin: depending on the state] should vote to confirm President Trumps appointment to the Supreme Court?
And heres what voters from the five Senate battleground states said:
Florida 56 percent yes, 44 percent no
Indiana 56 percent yes, 44 percent no
Missouri 57 percent yes, 43 percent no
North Dakota 68 percent yes, 32 percent no
West Virginia 59 percent yes, 41 percent no
This advice to confirm Trumps SCOTUS nominee goes across demographic lines from gender to political preference.
While there is a gender gap, women across all five states remain at 53 percent yes, while fully 65 percent of men agree, the Tarrance Groups T.J. Martino explained in the poll results. While the response is more polarized by partisanship, voters who identify or are registered as independents hold at 59 percent yes. Similarly, a 55-percent majority of self-described moderate voters agree their senator should confirm President Trumps pick.
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[ Florida 56 percent yes, 44 percent no
Indiana 56 percent yes, 44 percent no
Missouri 57 percent yes, 43 percent no
North Dakota 68 percent yes, 32 percent no
West Virginia 59 percent yes, 41 percent no]
I hope these numbers are representative, nation-wide, of the mid-terms in a few months.
Given how much the Democrats have gone even more crazy than before. If that were possible.
The Media is going to Hound the Red State Senators and not let up. LOL
“Ideally several Red state Senators will roll over and vote to confirm, and then get kicked to the curb in November anyway.”
HAHA I was thinking the same thing.
“Thanks a lot for the vote but we never like you anyways. Goodbye”
Your points about Heitkamp and North Dakota are true.
One also important thing to consider was her opponent in 2012 - Rick Berg. From everything I read back then, he ran a less than inspiring race.
Heitkamp racked up some really good vote totals in the Red River Valley. It was enough to offset Berg’s numbers elsewhere in the state.
I wonder what Anus (oops sorry, Angus, my bad) King will do...Maine needs to replace that moron...(really both of those morons).
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