Republican J.D. Vance secured 53.9 percent of support from likely voters in the Ohio U.S. Senate race and has a ten-point lead over Democrat Rep. Tim Ryan in the latest Trafalgar Group poll.
that 53.9 percent of voters in Ohio would support Vance in the midterm election in just two days, compared to the 43.5 percent who said they would support the Democrat. Only 2.5 percent were undecided.
The poll sampled the 1,123 likely general election voters from November 3 to 5, with a 2.9 percent margin of error and a 95 percent confidence level. The poll’s respondents were 45.1 percent Republican, 40.6 percent Democrat, and 14.3 percent had no party or other affiliation. Sunday night’s Ohio poll indicated that Vance had gained ground since the Trafalgar poll from roughly three weeks ago when the Buckeye State Republican had support from 47.3 percent, leading Ryan by 3.5 points when the congressman had 43.8 percent support.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
PolitiFact - Fact-checking J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan in Ohio Senate raceWe fact-checked claims by and about J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan on topics including drugs, law enforcement and their own records and statements. The Ohio Senate race could help determine party control.
Read more »
Vance projects confidence and Ryan predicts an upset as Ohio's turbulent Senate race nears its endThe race has been unexpectedly tight, and in interviews with NBCNews, Republican J.D. Vance and Democrat Tim Ryan both talked as if victory was in reach.
Read more »
J.D. Vance, Tim Ryan sharpen closing arguments in final days of Ohio’s U.S. Senate raceJ.D. Vance is spending many of his final days of the race with the rest of the Ohio Republican ticket, while Tim Ryan is keeping his own schedule.
Read more »
Cygnal Poll: Republican J.D. Vance Shows 6-Point Lead over Democrat Tim RyanRepublican J.D. Vance’s lead over Democrat Rep. Tim Ryan grows to six points in the race to fill Ohio’s open United States Senate seat, according to polling by Cygnal.
Read more »