State Navigate

It really has been an interesting thing to watch.

So there's a there's a account on X called State Navigate.

They've got this.

And then I want to point to a New York Times article.

She might even have a slight lead, he writes.

And most recent polling from State Navigate shows that she does have a slim lead.

Again, it's all within the margin of error.

It's going to be about turnout.

And we had a poll today that Buzz and I had been kicking around all day, and the Patreons were kicking around all day.

It came from a group called State Navigate.

Now, I recall- It grabbed so

much attention that three of us posted it in the Patreon thread.

There's an echo in here.

Right, right.

So State Navigate is a fairly new polling organization.

They're out of Virginia.

talk Georgia.

There's a state navigate poll by your favorite Chaz Nuttycomb.

No way.

I can make

But nonetheless, those are really, really good numbers for Democrats.

Yeah.

And that fits with what State Navigate is finding in their polling.

Excellent.

Probably.

I mean, I think there's polling to that effect that I've seen come from State Navigate.

I mean, I feel like Bucks is it's an open joke among Democrats in Harrisburg.

They're like, oh, we can never crack Bucks.

So I work on polling with another organization.

This is a nonprofit called State Navigate.

We recently did a survey in an Ohio State Senate district, very niche.

And we had a really hard time getting rural Republicans in Iowa to answer our poll.

I'm joined by Chas Nuttycomb.

He's the executive director of State Navigate, which is a lot of interesting work analyzing state legislators and the races going on there.

They have a lot of polling and a lot of projections and a lot of data about sort of an underappreciated part of our system, which is state politics and how important they are.

So, Chas, welcome.

I think Crowley's going to win by, like, eight.

frankly.

Um, but I don't know because I checked, um, so, you know, state navigate was the number one pollster for government races in the country last year.

Um, and

And this is Democrat insiders saying this, not me.

The executive director of one polling unit, State Navigate in Iowa, noted that the group's recent polling had trouble reaching rural Republicans in Iowa to gauge their opinions.

He wrote, "Rural Iowa's R's ignored our survey.

We think this could be the canary in the cornfields for Iowa polling this year." Sean Trende is a very famous pollster and analyst.