After Tough Primaries, Democrats in Key States Feel Unified, New Polls Find
Polls found more than 60% of Democratic-leaning voters in Maine and Michigan said vigorous primary debate strengthened the party.
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After tough primaries, Democrats in key states feel unified, new polls find
In the two battleground states with the most bitter and complicated Senate primaries, Maine and Michigan, Democrats emerged feeling stronger and more unified, according to new polls from The New York Times and Siena University.
New Poll Shows Democrats in Key States Feel Unified
“In the two battleground states with the most bitter and complicated Senate primaries, Maine and Michigan, Democrats emerged feeling stronger and more unified,” according to new polls from The New York Times and Siena University. “More than 60 percent of Democrats or independents who said they lean toward the Democratic Party in each state said […]
Dems Lead in Michigan, NH, but Lag in Maine
Democrats are holding the line in two key Senator races—but not the one they'd counted on most. New New York Times /Siena polles show Democratic candidates up by 5 points in both Michigan and New Hampshire, while Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins maintains a 3-point lead over the Democrats'...
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