Posted on 07/25/2014 5:21:27 AM PDT by cotton1706
WICHITA, Kansas The U.S. Senate seat held by Pat Roberts is up for grabs and the race is heating up because of a candidate who is not even on the ballot yet: Independent Greg Orman.
It is only one of many results revealed in the latest KSN News Poll conducted exclusively for KSN-TV by SurveyUSA.
Ahead of the Republican primary on August 5, Senator Pat Roberts leads conservative primary challenger Milton Wolf by 20 points. The margin of error is +/- 3.8%. It is down from a 33 point lead that Roberts had in June when the last KSN News Poll was conducted.
SurveyUSA interviewed 2,400 Kansan adults from July 17 22. Of those, 2,079 were registered to vote. Of the number of people registered, 691 were determined to be likely to vote in the Republican primary election on August 5.
On the Democratic side, when voters were asked, If the Democratic primary for U.S. Senator were today, which Democrat would you vote for?, Chad Taylor garnered 48% of the vote. Patrick Wiesner took 17%. Undecided voters made up 35%. The margin of error is +/- 5.6%.
If Sen. Roberts makes it through the primary, he could face a tough challenge in the November general election: Independent candidate Greg Orman.
pollresults-300-140724bAccording to the KSN News Poll data released Thursday, Independent Greg Orman takes 14% of the vote in the general election, Pat Roberts is at 38%, Democrat Chad Taylor is at 33%, and Libertarian Randall Batson is at 4%. The margin of error is +/- 2.9%.
Roberts lead has shrunk by 5 points, since June when he had a 10 point lead. Taylor remained the same at 33%, revealing an only 5 point difference between the incumbent candidate and his Democratic challenger.
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Just “horserace” reporting, here.
Ya have NO CLUE as to what it all means.
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