David Byler: “And nobody knows who is going to win. There’s almost no polling. Fox News has fielded the only public poll of this race, and it put Jenkins ahead of Morrisey and Blankenship, each getting 25, 21 and 16 percent of the vote respectively. That’s a good sign for Jenkins—it’s always better to be ahead in polls than to be behind —but it’s not a guarantee. It’s just one poll and almost 40 percent of respondents were either undecided or voting for one of the lesser-known candidates. Jenkins is ahead, but one poll simply isn’t enough to make a confident projection.”
Just dropped · Trial Balloon · Ep. 192
November Surprises
Trial Balloon · Ep. 192: November Surprises
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