A new Public Policy Polling survey of 589 voters in Texas’s 6th Senate District shows Carol Alvarado leading Ana Hernandez by a 2-1 margin, 38% to 22%. 41% of voters are undecided.
Alvarado’s margin is driven by leads among several demographic subsets – she leads 38-22 among women and 38-21 among men. She leads among Democrats 48-24 and among independents 26-17. Alvarado leads among Hispanics 41-28, among whites 27-12, and she leads among African-Americans by a 46-11 margin.
Public Policy Polling surveyed 589 voters in Texas’s 6th Senate District from April 9th to 11th, 2018. The margin of error for the survey is +/- 3.7%. The survey was conducted in English and Spanish using automated telephone interviews. This survey was conducted on behalf of the Carol Alvarado Campaign.
Just so we’re clear:
1. We still don’t know when this election will be, though right now signs point to “later” rather than “sooner”.
2. There will be other candidates in this race. Even if they’re all no-names, that will skew things.
3. Modeling turnout in special elections is really tricky.
Having said all that, feel free to enjoy or complain about this poll as you see fit.
Let’s be clear ,Alvarado railed against uber at the statewide level ,she wanted uber regulated at the city level ,but what service does Alvarado use the most = statewide uber,over and over and over …
She needs to go back to the 5th grade… 38-22 isn’t two-thirds. Close, sort of, but not.