Montana Polling
Source: Gravis Poll
9) If the election for Senate were held today and you had to make a decision, which candidate are you leaning towards?
Q8: Senate
Democrat Jon Tester 51%
Republican Matt Rosendale 44%
10) If the election for Senate (sic) were held today and the candidates were Greg Gianforte and Kathleen Williams, who would you vote for?
Q10: Gianforte/Williams
Democrat Kathleen Williams 49%
Republican Greg Gianforte 43%
...snip..
21) In the 2016 Presidential election whom did you vote for?
Q21: 2016 Presidential Election
Donald Trump 39%
Hillary Clinton 32%
Gary Johnson 6%
Jill Stein 7%
Did not vote 16%
Read more: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/docs/Gravis_Montana_June_2018.pdf
nb - Gianforte and Williams are the House at large candidates
kimbutgar
(21,160 posts)Will Twitler come in and chip away those sane 6%?
Delarage
(2,186 posts)Just wait until farmers start going under due to Trump's trade wars! Montana could flip.
MontanaMama
(23,322 posts)Shes the real deal. I hope shes ready to battle the onslaught of Koch money that will flood the state. Tester is a favorite of veterans and I hope they come out in droves for him. I must say Im shocked at how many Montanans are really disconnnected from politics and current events...it is disturbing.
lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)DeminPennswoods
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Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)In their sample:
Donald Trump 39%
Hillary Clinton 32%
Gary Johnson 6%
Jill Stein 7%
Did not vote 16%
Actual statewide votes in 2016:
Donald Trump 56%
Hillary Clinton 36%
Gary Johnson 6%
Jill Stein 2%
I don't see how the difference could be accounted for by the inclusion of the "Did not vote" option. In the sample, there were 122 Trump voters for every 100 Clinton voters. In the actual election, though, there were 157 Trump voters for every 100 Clinton voters. And, of course, Stein didn't come close to outpolling Johnson.