National ranking sites — like Roll Call, Politico and the University of Virginia’s Sabato’s Crystal Ball — have all issued updated rankings in recent days that give more of an edge to Yadira Caraveo’s Republican opponent Barbara Kirkmeyer.
National ranking sites — like Roll Call, Politico and the University of Virginia’s Sabato’s Crystal Ball — have all issued updated rankings in recent days that give more of an edge to Caraveo’s Republican opponent Barbara Kirkmeyer. Others, like the Cook Political Report and Bloomberg Government, have the race closer but still in Kirkmeyer’s column — at “Republican toss-up.”
Kirkmeyer’s campaign is “taking nothing for granted,” spokesman Alan Philp said Friday, noting that “polling and prognostications fluctuate.”
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