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Internal GOP poll shows Donald Trump could help flip Senate

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Internal GOP poll shows Donald Trump could help flip Senate

Republicans continue to flood the area with favorable data to prove that not only Donald Trump can win the best-funded Kamala Harris come November, he may carry with him some Senate candidates in swing states and others outside.

That’s the conclusion from internal polling by the Senate Opportunity Fund, the states of Nevada and Wisconsin and the Senate battleground state of Ohio, which projects the GOP nominee to go three-for-three and help flip based on polls of 600 likely voters , made each between October 19 and October 22. .

In Nevada, Trump leads Kamala Harris 50% to 47%, with the power to be +88 with conservatives, who make up 41% of the sample. In addition, he has an 11-point lead with the men, while Harris only has a 4-point lead with the women.

Although many polls in the Senate race have shown Democrat Jacky Rosen comfortably ahead of Republican Sam Brown, GOP insiders suggest the race is a true bounce ball with the 2 candidates tied at 48 percent. Additionally, both are essentially equal in image tests, with Brown at -1 and treading water.

Republican Senate candidate Sam Brown is an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan, where he suffered burns to thirty percent of his body from an IED wound in 2008. He faces Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen. AFP via Getty Images

Brown is +85 with conservatives and +8 with men, suggesting his chances of winning are based on increased voter turnout among these groups.

Wisconsin presents another chance for the GOP to win a doubleheader, with Trump up 48 percent to 47 percent over Harris and businessman Eric Hovde leading perennial Democrat Tammy Baldwin 49 percent to 48 percent.

Trump is +86 with conservatives (44% of the Badger State sample) and +16 with men.

While the Senate candidate matches Trump’s +16 with men, Hovde is slightly stronger with conservatives, with an 88-point lead over Baldwin.

Republican businessman Eric Hovde may be poised to defeat two-term Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin, who has served in Congress since 1999. Angela Peterson / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Ohio, meanwhile, has no doubts on the presidential ballot in most parameters. And the Senate Opportunity Fund poll is no exception, with the former president up 52 percent to 44 percent, buoyed by a 16-point lead among men and an even race among women.

Trump is also +4 in favorability overall, while Harris is -8, further cementing the impression of inevitability.

Trump’s 8-point lead translates into a smaller but still significant 2-point lead for Republican Bernie Moreno’s bid to send incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown home for good.

Cleveland businessman Bernie Moreno is polling behind Trump in the Buckeye State, but the former president’s 8-point lead could give the Senate the boost it needs to defeat incumbent Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown with three mandates. A?

Moreno is 7 points underwater in favorability and -17 in women, while Brown is 3 points south of balance and -13 in men. Overall, however, GOP insurgents are up 49% to 47%.

Liberals can be with Brown, 97% to 2%. But they represent only 25% of the electorate.

Meanwhile, among the 46 percent of Buckeyes who call themselves conservative, the challenger rose 87 percent to 9 percent.