The 2018 Poll Trick, the Mirage Machine & the Midterm Map

I want to jump right in and talk about, obviously, the midterms, John.

I did a segment yesterday that talked about where the states were, but I'll recap them very quickly.

Based on the polling that I'm doing, other people were doing, here's what I'm seeing.

I'll talk to you about Georgia in a second.

It looks like Georgia, the Senate race is pretty much hopeless right now.

Mike Collins is just not catching on in the suburbs and the exurbs and areas where he needs to do well.

Whereas the governor's race, it looks to me like Rick Jackson is on his way maybe to be a governor again.

He seems to be accelerating and she's run out of money, his opponent.

Lance bottoms.

That's interesting.

You say that about her.

I've been getting text messages from her begging for money.

You know, she does the mass Texas to the point.

It really is kind of discussed.

So that's an interesting point.

I think she is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

She's, she's out of gas literally, which we'll talk about gas a minute, uh, very quickly in the other stage, Florida Senate looks good.

Gubernatorial race could be a toss up, uh, believe it or not.

South Carolina, close Senate race, uh, Graham Nordone, uh, Uh, Graham leads by a two or three, uh, not as safe as it used to be, but that's always a tough, tougher state than most people realize.

Uh, going over to Texas, Texas is getting very close.

Uh, Paxton's making a bit of a move now with all that money they piled in there.

Uh, Michigan is about a two point race.

Don't understand why El Sayed is not losing, but perhaps that will change.