Wisconsin
Related: About this forumJuly 9: New poll says Paul Ryan is losing in his reelection bid in Wisconsin with his Repug opposi.
I read that is was a smaller sample--about 500 and it was an interval poll by his Republican opposition. Ryan has 2 Democrats opposing him also. WI primary is Aug 8--open primary.
But still---maybe--and hope this is trend!
Vivian Griffin ?@AdamsFlaFan 14h14 hours ago
New poll says Paul Ryan is losing in his reelection bid in Wisconsin. http://www.dailynewsbin.com/news/new-poll-says-paul-ryan-is-losing-his-reelection-bid-in-wisconsin/25131/
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New poll says Paul Ryan is losing in his reelection bid in Wisconsin
By Daily News Bin | July 9, 2016
Take this with the biggest grain of salt you can find, because one lone poll is never to be trusted without confirmation, particularly when its from a polling outlet that barely has a reputation. But as Speaker of the House Paul Ryan continues to find a way to make himself look more inept by the day in his war-on-two-fronts battle against Republican nominee Donald Trump and the House Democrats, one new poll claims that hes likely to be defeated in his attempt at reelection in November.
The trouble for Paul Ryan isnt even coming from the other side, but rather from within his own party. With a month to go before the Senate primary voting in Wisconsin, Ryan is being challenged by tea party Republican candidate Paul Nehlen in rather sensationalistic fashion. Nehlen is strongly aligned with Donald Trump and has also been endorsed by Sarah Palin, and in the ultra-conservative district where Ryan is from, those are apparently seen as good qualities. Suddenly, according to this one poll, Nehlen has pulled out ahead of Ryan.
The poll in question is the AMP Poll, and if youve never heard of it then you know as much about it as we do. ..................... However, the AMP Poll shows that Paul Nehlen has 48% of the republican vote, while Paul Ryan has just 41%...............
***********I posted about his Dem. rivals here yesterday
http://www.democraticunderground.com/12512247876#post8
PJMcK
(22,023 posts)Since I'm a purebred Cheesehead having been born in Wisconsin where my parents and family are from, I've been saddened by the rightward lurge of the voters in Wisconsin over these past years. Unfortunately, Governor Walker and Paul Ryan are the most visible of the GOP's ascendancy in America's Dairyland. There are many other elected and administrative officials within the state that support the same regressive policies.
It would be wonderful to see Speaker Ryan lose his seat.
LakeArenal
(28,810 posts)EVERYONE GET OUT AND VOTE!!!
AllyCat
(16,174 posts)Jimbo S
(2,958 posts)Whatever news site this is lost credibility with me with that statement.
Scuba
(53,475 posts)Once was blue.
Hoppy
(3,595 posts)AllyCat
(16,174 posts)Sounds like his opponent is a real horrible dude. Question about the process...if Ryan loses his seat and the Republicans hold the majority (but maybe not...it could happen!), does the majority pick a new Speaker? Or does the new nut get his spot?