New polls show Markey leading Moulton, but Pressley could pose serious challenge
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New polls show Markey leading Moulton, but Pressley could pose serious challenge
"Pressley has not officially entered the race or clearly indicated that she intends to do so. But she is reportedly considering a run and quietly speaking to allies about the possibility. Pressley, 51, could make a similar age-related argument as Moulton. She is also one of the most notable progressives in the House of Representatives, and could eat away at Markey's more left-leaning base of support. The poll results released this week could further embolden her."
"A University of New Hampshire poll found that 34% of likely voters favor Markey, compared to 25% who would vote for Moulton if the election were held today. But a whopping 35% are still undecided. The UNH poll also found that Pressley is well-liked among the likely voters, with 74% of respondents saying that they had a favorable view of her. The poll found that 55% have a favorable view of Markey, and just 34% have a favorable view of Moulton."
Recent polls indicate a potentially competitive Massachusetts Senate race among Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Ayanna Pressley, and Rep. Seth Moulton. Markey is widely known as a progressive fixture but will be 80 on Election Day and faces age-related concerns. Moulton, 47, positions himself as a centrist arguing for a new generation of leaders. Pressley, 51, is a prominent House progressive with strong favorability and could erode Markey’s left-leaning support. A UNH poll shows Markey at 34%, Moulton at 25%, and 35% undecided, while Pressley posts a 74% favorability rating. Michelle Wu remains highly favorable but is not running.
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