Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., argues the U.S. is facing the 'most precarious' time in our history since WWII as he discusses the congressional Republicans' meeting with Trump.
in the lower Hudson Valley ’s battleground 17th District, according to a survey of likely voters conducted by Jones’ campaign.Jones pollster GBAO said the former congressman had cut into Lawler’s lead from early August, when a prior survey showed the Republican incumbent led Jones by 7 points — 47%-40% — with Frascone at 6% and the rest undecided.
How Sabrina Carpenter's racy church video may have led the feds to probe a priest — and one of Eric Adams' closest alliesThe polling memo also trumpeted that Lawler’s popularity had dropped by five percentage points in recent weeks, but still had him above water with 44% of voters viewing him favorably and 39% viewing him unfavorably — while leaving Jones’ Q rating unstated.
“The fact that he omitted his image ratings tells you how unpopular he is and how much voters know about his radical and extreme record – and that’s before we begin our biggest ad spend,” Russell added. “Make no mistake, this is a terrible result for the DCCC and demonstrates what an awful candidate Mondaire Jones is and how strong of a position Mike Lawler is in heading towards Election Day.”
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