I’m not really sure how she has any support at all.
I the the US Chamber of Commies is disappointed!
Landrieu will win. She will campaign conservatively in La. return to DC and vote with Pelosi. Last election she was down by 250,000 votes with hrs to go and mobilized her “forces” and won at the last minute. Landrieu is a political machine in La. Prove me wrong La.!
I’m predicting the stupid “undecideds” will drag Mary’s putrid carcass across the finish line.....
Louisiana remains toss-up. This poll says, among those who have decided for whom they will vote, Landrieu has about half. If the likely but undecided voters split evenly between Landrieu and the two Republicans, she could finish above 50 percent in the general election (sometimes described as the jungle primary), and be a credible candidate if there’s a run-off.
But, listen up, there are two hidden advantages for our side. It’s a three-way race. We can presume half or so of the undecideds are undecided between the two leading Republicans. So, a more accurate picture might be 44 for Landrieu and 49 combined for the two Republicans to 5 percent undecided between Landrieu and either of the Republicans.
Also, Landrieu is a multi-term incumbent. She’s a known quantity. The undecideds between her and the two Republicans will break Republican. Incumbents in the low to mid 40s are in trouble. Our “problem” is that we have two strong candidates. This “problem” will resolve itself in the general election, and the survivor on our side will win the run-off.
Oh, BTW, we will be above 51 seats when they’re having the run-off in Louisiana.
Go Maness !