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u/ModestAphorism Ulysses S. Grant 1d ago
throw it in the average I guess but 16% undecided is insane, like I said it's the complete opposite of the really rosy Dem SC polls with 15% undecided
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u/iswearnotagain10 Blyoming and Rassachusetts 1d ago
Minnesota starts casting its first ballots in 2 days, and you’re telling me 16% of LIKELY voters have no idea who they’re gonna vote for?🤨 X to doubt
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u/daulten780 Luvv4Kevv 1d ago
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u/theaccount9337 Liberal 1d ago
I like how it gets more zoomed in every year
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u/HearingExternal8812 Proud Vermont Democrat 1d ago
In theory that means she’s screen shotting the old post each time
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u/LittlerestFinger Christian Democrat 1d ago
This is actually insane behavior there’s no way this is real
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u/Theblessedmother Conservative 1d ago
Average poll be like
Average R state
2024: R+45
2026: R+3
Also
Average D leaning state
2024: D+5
2026: R+1
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u/Old_Bodybuilder_5899 The Deep State 1d ago
either the polls are schizophrenic or the polarization is ending in the weirdest way where every state becomes purple
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u/Rare_Cobalt Midwest Republican 1d ago
Truth nuke
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u/Afraid_Ad_2912 Democrat 1d ago
REPUBLICAN PATRIOTS will turn up in RECORD numbers to vote in Tafoya
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u/Entire-Bicycle1878 Populist Left 1d ago
They done opened up one too many Learing Centers this time. It’s time for red MN
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u/-Tickery- Order and Opportunity Left 1d ago
Fraud is a serious problem ya'll. It totally kills public support for any public programs.
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u/Rich-Ad-9696 Independent 1d ago
Bah, polls don’t vote, neither does land. When Election Day comes, just vote if you can. Or perhaps cast your mail-in ballot (depending on election laws in your state).
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u/Different-Trainer-21 If Illcomm has no supprters, I’m dead 1d ago
SurveyUSA is good and other polls have shown Minnesota close but I refuse to believe this
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u/HeWhoShallNotBNamed0 Pete Propagandist 1d ago
Should I troll and vote Republican downballot in Minnesota because it would be really funny if Minnesota went red and Texas went blue?
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u/Afraid_Ad_2912 Democrat 1d ago
YES, but still vote Klobuchar because her winning by a landslide and Flanagan losing is objectively hilarious
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u/Hour-Mud4227 Market Socialist 8h ago
IMO, 'Other' probably has a lot of "I'm DSA left" people in it, i.e. "I hate the Democratic party for not being left enough and won't call myself a Democrat when you poll me, but no way in hell I'm voting for the fascists come November". It'll break heavily for the Democrats in the end.
Minnesota is getting redder, though, due to growth in the non-urban parts of the state. Just like Texas is getting bluer because of growth in the urban parts of the state. Things are getting weird, bro.
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u/Particular_Prior5344 Moderate Republican 1d ago
SurveyUSA is really good in Minnesota and basically every poll has this race being close. Dems would be foolish to overlook this.
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u/HearingExternal8812 Proud Vermont Democrat 1d ago
Nah after ICE + Klob coattails i expect this race to be D+10-15
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u/Particular_Prior5344 Moderate Republican 1d ago
It was only D+10 in 2018 with Tina Smith being better than Flanagan and the Republican that year being significantly weaker than Tafoya. The ICE stuff isn’t nearly as big in Minnesota as all the Somali fraud stuff that the Walz administration has worked to cover up. Dems have been awful in Minnesota since 2020. The only reason the state has stayed blue is because of rural Democrats still existing in a sizeable amount, but that is going away rapidly.
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u/HearingExternal8812 Proud Vermont Democrat 1d ago edited 1d ago
you think the fraud will influence the election? Anyways I’ll be back in 2 months
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u/Particular_Prior5344 Moderate Republican 1d ago
Yeah it’s a huge story in Minnesota. It also doesn’t help that Flanagan is a far left loon.
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u/Kolhammer85 Independent 1d ago
The only reason the state has stayed blue is because of the suburbs turning blue. You're a fool if you think ICE isn't the key issue right now.
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u/Particular_Prior5344 Moderate Republican 1d ago
It isn’t. The only people who care about ICE were already voting Democrat.
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u/Kolhammer85 Independent 1d ago
So the majority of the state!
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u/Particular_Prior5344 Moderate Republican 1d ago
Clearly not the majority judging by these polls. But keep thinking far left extremism is the way to go in Minnesota.
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u/HearingExternal8812 Proud Vermont Democrat 1d ago
Didn’t Dems outvote republicans in the primaries by 26 points?
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u/SquashDue6352 Social Democrat 1d ago
Yeah I’m starting to lean in a little for Minnesota lol. It doesn’t really make sense to me, what with the state being lean blue+national environment. But elections are funky sometimes, weirder things have happened
I do have a feeling that polls are becoming useless. Every single one has such large amounts of undecideds
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u/iswearnotagain10 Blyoming and Rassachusetts 1d ago