Objectively Oz is outperforming Fetterman. The stroke has obviously had a real impact. Fetterman’s struggling. But there is nothing likeable about Oz. He’s smirking, fast-talking, and I’m not sure he’s doing anything to reduce his unfavorables.
— Sarah Longwell (@SarahLongwell25) October 26, 2022
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Tuesday, October 25, 2022
Live Blogging the Oz-Fetterman Debate
Friday, October 21, 2022
Is Evan McMullin poised to defeat Utah Senator Mike Lee?
🚨Utah UPDATE: Here is the summary memo on the new Put Utah First SuperPAC poll conducted by Hill Research Consultants.
— Mike Murphy (@murphymike) October 13, 2022
Evan McMullin has surged to a 4 point lead over Mike Lee. His lead is even higher with subset of “highly likely voters”. Details: https://t.co/ThNRmTbkph
I’m Evan McMullin, and I’m running for U.S. Senate not as a member of any political party or as a representative of some special interest, but as a true independent dedicated to serving Utah and our nation.
Right now, Utahns face a choice for the future of our politics and our country. Do we continue down a path of division, partisanship and cynical self-interest that not only threatens our democracy and puts special interests ahead of Utahns, but stifles progress on issues like addressing inflation, stabilizing the economy, lowering health care costs, and protecting our air and water?
Or, do we recommit to the founding ideals in our Constitution that have made America strong, prosperous, and free: namely that we are all created free, that we are all created equal, and that no one is above the law? If we are committed to these ideals, we can find common ground to solve problems on even the most divisive issues.