I'm calling on ALL Friends and Family in Mississippi to turn out the vote in this historic runoff and give the your state a conservative voice in Washington with Sen. Chris McDaniel!Brietbart: Several new polls are out today suggesting that challenger Chris McDaniel has closed the gap with incumbent Mississippi Senator Thad Cochran in the Republican primary there.
One poll reported by Politico and conducted by Chism strategies has found that McDaniel has gained a six-point lead over Cochran of 50 to 44 percent.
A second poll conducted by Tea Party Express finds a dead heat, with Cochran at 44.5 percent and challenger McDaniel at 44 percent, with 11.5 percent undecided.
Tea Party Express noted that a result this deadlocked, this close to the election means that "turnout is everything."
"This poll shows a dead heat between Tea Party-supported State Senator Chris McDaniel and 42-year incumbent Senator Thad Cochran," Tea Party Express Chief Strategist Sal Russo said in a statement:
With the election just days away, it’s going to be each campaign’s get-out-the-vote effort that tips the scale and makes all the difference. Tea Party supporters favor McDaniel 72.9% to 10.2% for Cochran, and the enthusiasm from the grassroots will be needed to push McDaniel over the top.If McDaniel bests Chochran in this primary, it will echo the unexpected victory of newcomer Dave Brat over longtime Washington power broker Eric Cantor and may indicate a GOP electorate turning against the party establishment.
#McDaniel2014!
Related links: KEITH PLUNKETT: 31 SOLID REASONS TO VOTE FOR CHRIS MCDANIEL
Why Chris McDaniel Will Win the Mississippi Senate Primary: An Authentic Grassroots Campaign Prevails in a Low Turnout Runoff
UPDATE: McDaniel takes 8-point lead over Cochran in yet another poll!
Don't let Cochran snow Mississippi for another six years...keep up the momentum for McDaniel!Breitbart: A new poll shows that state Sen. Chris McDaniel has surged even further ahead in the final days of his GOP primary runoff against Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS), in what has become one of the most epic bouts to date between grassroots conservatives and the GOP establishment.
McDaniel has taken a 52 percent to 44 percent lead over Cochran, while four percent of voters remain undecided in a new tracking poll by Chism Strategies. The poll, conducted on Friday night, surveyed 697 GOP primary voters and has a margin of error of 3.8 percent—a number McDaniel’s 8-point lead is well outside of.
“Unless Cochran expands the electorate with general election Republicans and crossover Democrats, McDaniel wins,” pollster Brad Chism wrote in a memo accompanying the poll’s release.
