Republicans continue to hold wide leads on the generic ballot as well as Governor, AG, and SoS. The Senate ballot sees a very narrow tightening from 4 to 3 points, but each candidate’s support is becoming more solid and undecideds drop once again. In our last release on Oct. 19, 73% of those in support for Vance said they were definitely voting for him, and this time the number has risen to 76% of his support. Meanwhile, Ryan’s definitely voting number changed from 79% to 80%, and the candidates remain tied among those definitely voting for someone. On the generic ballot, Republicans lead with this metric by 9 points.
Meanwhile, the top priority of inflation continues to rise as economic focus shifts to the cost of goods rather than jobs, as we can see below:
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