Ruben Gallego Is Crushing Kari Lake And Kyrsten Sinema

Democratic Senate candidate Ruben Gallego is leading a three-way race between himself, Republican Kari Lake, and Independent Kyrsten Sinema. This is a massively important poll because it shows that even a three-way race might not be as devastating as previously thought, and it also shows that Arizonans absolutely cannot stand Kyrsten Sinema. If this trend holds, Democrats should have no problem keeping the seat on their side instead of handing it over to an extremist nutjob. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Well, folks, we actually, this is weird to say, have good news out of the state of Arizona. I haven't been able to say, to say that in four years, but there is good news out of the state of Arizona as new polls, multiple new polls show that no matter how you slice it, democratic Senate candidate Reuben Gallego is crushing his opponents. Now, a couple weeks ago I did a segment on Kirsten Sinema. She is trying to gain the corporate donors. She put together a little presentation for them, showing how moving to the middle will allow her to, you know, scoop up all of these disaffected voters and she'll win as an independent in Arizona. And, uh, these polls show that, nope, that will definitely never happen. Kirsten Sinema is effectively in her last term as go, uh, uh, as senators, excuse me, because these new polls show that even in a three-way race, Reuben Gallego, the Democratic candidate, comes out on top Ka Lake.

The likely Republican opponent comes in second and way off in the distant third is Kirsten Sinema. Now, I had predicted because the polls were showing this, that in a three-way race cinema takes enough of the vote away from Gallego to where Gallego comes in. Second, the Republican candidate comes in first. These new polls show that, nope, thankfully I was wrong. Those previous polls were wrong. Let me read you this because this is absolutely the best news I have heard in a long time. Um, a poll from the Democratic Leaning Firm, public policy polling, which was commissioned by Gallegos campaign and first shared with the Hill shows Gallego receiving 41% support lake receiving 36% and cinema receiving 15%. In a hypothetical three-way matchup, 8% of respondents said they were not sure. Gallego also pulls ahead in several other hypothetical three-way matchups, and that is key. The three-way matchups, uh, Gallego Sinema and uh, penal car, uh, county Sheriff Mark Lamb Gallego gets 40% lamb, 31% Sinema, 16%, 13%. Not sure between Gallego Sinema and former Republican Senate candidate Blake Masters Gallegos at 41% Masters at 31% cinema, 17%, 11%, not sure. Now, if it's just Gallego and Lake Gallegos at 48%, lake is at 43%. So it doesn't matter if it's a three-way race, doesn't matter if it's a two-way race. Gallego is at the top because shifting demographics, shifting ideologies in Arizona have turned it bluer.

I can't say blue, it's bluer, but things are looking good for a g uh, for Gallego. Excuse me. I'm having a bit of a tough time with the tongue twisters today, but Gallego is right now riding on a high, and that needs to continue. He cannot let his foot off the gas because he sees things, Hey, everything's going my way. I'm good to go. Right? No, it's a perfect storm right now. Republicans, especially in Arizona, are in complete and total disarray. Carrie Lake continues to make a fool of herself nationally. She's making a fool of Arizona and the voters are getting angry about it. Kirs Sinema doing the same thing for Arizona. She has embarrassed them. She has let them down. She has betrayed them. And if Gallego can, you know, capitalize on all of that for the next 13 months. I know it's a long time, but you gotta do it for 13 months. But if you can do it, we can get rid of cinema, we can get rid of Kerry Lake, and we might actually have a pretty decent Democrat holding that seat. Finally. That's what we're looking at right now. But again, 13 months to go.