Recent coverage of Thomas Massie polls shows slipping support among Republican primary voters. One survey reported Massie's net favorability turning from 54-40 in June to 43-54 in early August, with 39% indicating they saw media suggesting he blocks Trump. Another said Republicans preferring a Trump-backed candidate over Massie by 52% to 23%, and a separate poll said GOP primary voters were 53% less likely to vote for Massie based on what they've heard recently. A Club for Growth PAC poll suggested Massie well-positioned to win a Republican primary if and fresh polling reported Massie a small lead over Ed Gallrein in the Kentucky congressional primary race.
Today, Club for Growth PAC released poll results that show conservative Congressman Thomas Massie in an overwhelmingly strong position to win a Republican primary if challenged by moderate State Representative Kim Moser. The poll shows Massie leads Moser by 54 points, 64% to 10%, in a potential primary match-up. “Rep. Thomas Massie is one of […]
www.clubforgrowth.orgThe poll said that GOP primary voters were 53% less likely to vote for Massie based on what they’ve seen, read or heard recently.
www.kentucky.comMassie Wanted a Poll — He Got One, and It Doesn’t Look Good
www.nikileecongress.comA new poll gave Massie a single-digit lead over Ed Gallrein in the Kentucky Congressional primary race.
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