48%-45%, still within margin of error.
Conducted Oct. 26 among 750 likely voters, the survey is the first to show Oz leading in the race and the first to feature a survey period exclusively following the debate.
Yes, it looks like it's good nigh for Fetterman.
The closeness of the race is utterly absurd. That is if the polls are to be believed to be accurate (they were grossly inaccurate on Tuesday, November 8, 2016)
Fetterman is obviously unqualified to run a proverbial Popsicle stand after his stroke left him mentally incompetent. But then Hitlery Clinton once said that the democrat constituency is stupid and easy to manipulate - or something like that.
If Fetterman is still getting 45% voter support...
@Garsco it seems these turnip voters are planning on cheating again. Announcements of delays in counting? What's that about?
Good news, only concern I may have there is the relatively low polling number, at 750 individuals. I'm leery about these polls, and how accurate they really are. Yesterday did an online survey regarding PA politics, and indicated I was going to vote for Oz next month.
They only poll the big cities where Dems hold sway and voters know nothing. That's why the polls are so often skewed by 6-12%