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Survey released Wednesday by a Republican-aligned pollster found Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA) 12-point edg
TPM: A survey released Wednesday by a Republican-aligned pollster found Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA) earning the support of nearly half of voters and claiming a decisive 12-point edge in the Massachusetts special U.S. Senate election.
The automated survey from Harper Polling showed Markey with the support of 49 percent of Massachusetts voters, while Republican businessman Gabriel Gomez trailed with 37 percent support. Harper launched in December with the intention to rival Democratic-leaning outlets such as Public Policy Polling that have long owned the automated poll market.
The automated survey from Harper Polling showed Markey with the support of 49 percent of Massachusetts voters, while Republican businessman Gabriel Gomez trailed with 37 percent support. Harper launched in December with the intention to rival Democratic-leaning outlets such as Public Policy Polling that have long owned the automated poll market.
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A survey released Wednesday by a Republican-aligned pollster found Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA) earning the support of nearly half of voters and claiming a decisive 12-point edge in the Massachusetts special U.S. Senate election.
Those findings are a huge blow to Gomez and the GOP. Prior to Wednesday, the only two polls since the beginning of May that have shown a toss-up in the race have been conducted by Republican pollsters. Markey even cited one of those GOP polls in a fundraising email sent Wednesday, insisting that the race is tight.
The PollTracker Average suggests otherwise, currently showing the Democratic congressman leading by more than 8 points ahead of the June 25 special election.
Those findings are a huge blow to Gomez and the GOP. Prior to Wednesday, the only two polls since the beginning of May that have shown a toss-up in the race have been conducted by Republican pollsters. Markey even cited one of those GOP polls in a fundraising email sent Wednesday, insisting that the race is tight.
The PollTracker Average suggests otherwise, currently showing the Democratic congressman leading by more than 8 points ahead of the June 25 special election.
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