Pollster RICHARD CZUBA “said he’s now seeing signs of a ‘magenta wave’ of female voters and independent voters beginning to form for November because of the abortion debate,” writes the News’ Craig Mauger.

Whitmer leads Dixon by 27 points among women. 1 issue in the election, 8 points ahead of inflation and the cost of living. Thirty-four percent of voters cite abortion and women’s rights as their No. GRETCHEN WHITMER with a commanding lead over GOP challenger TUDOR DIXON: She’s up 48% to 35% in a Detroit News/WDIV survey. Michigan:Another new poll finds Democratic Gov. “There are a number of potential explanations for this gap, but the biggest factor might be incumbency and, more importantly, that Georgia’s top two races feature incumbents from different parties.” RAPHAEL WARNOCK: The polling gap between their two races is unusual. Abrams spent years as a Democratic hero who flipped the state in 2020, but “her struggles have some Georgia Democrats wondering if the Abrams model - seeking to expand the universe of voters to fit her politics - is truly better than trying to capture 50 percent of the voters who exist now.” Local leaders have told the campaign they’re worried.įiveThirtyEight’s Geoffrey Skelley examines why Abrams is in worse shape than Sen. BRIAN KEMP, having lost some support among Black men and failed to peel off enough moderate Republicans, NYT’s Maya King and Reid Epstein report from Newnan. Georgia: Democrats are worried that STACEY ABRAMS is struggling to catch Gov. Here’s the latest on a suite of key races: They sometimes get less attention than the battle for control of Congress, but campaigns for governor’s mansions will have a major impact on Americans’ lives - and elections - in the years to come. Democrats are worried that Stacey Abrams is struggling to catch Georgia Gov.

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