Quinnipiac Polling reports:
In the race for U.S. Senate in Connecticut, Democratic incumbent Richard Blumenthal, who’s seeking a third term, leads Republican challenger Leora Levy 57 – 40 percent.
Democrats (97 – 2 percent) back Blumenthal, while Republicans (87 – 11 percent) back Levy. Independents are divided, with 48 percent backing Levy and 47 percent backing Blumenthal.
Similar to the governor’s race, there is a big gender gap. Women support Blumenthal 64 – 33 percent. Men are evenly split, with 48 percent supporting Blumenthal and 48 percent supporting Levy.
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Connecticut Governor:
Lamont (D-inc) 57% (+17)
Stefanowski (R) 40%
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Connecticut Senate:
Blumenthal (D-inc) 57% (+17)
Levy (R) 40%.@QuinnipiacPoll, 1,911 LV, 9/15-19https://t.co/5DnCo5fYEm
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) September 21, 2022
Even blue-blood Connecticut Republicans are MAGA fans
Republican voters handed Trump a win when they backed his candidate, Leora Levy, over a better-known moderate rival in the GOP Senate primary.https://t.co/CAsTCRpI7K
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) August 10, 2022
Bob Stefanowski ❤️ Trump
Leora Levy ❤️❤️❤️ Trump
Trump stole classified information about nuclear weapons after his attempted coup failed.
Connecticut is not going to put Trump supporters anywhere near elected office.
— Connecticut Dems (@CTDems) August 12, 2022