Shock Poll in Deep Blue State Governors Race Rattles Democrats to Their Core

Oh boy, if this isn’t a foreshadowing of what’s to come in November, I don’t know what is.

The Democrats are terrified.

In a recent survey done by Nelson Research between May 25 and 27, Republican candidate Christine Drazan leads Democrat Tina Kotek in the Oregon governor’s race.

Drazan has 29.5 percent of support and Democrat Tina Kotek has just 27.5 percent support, lastly, Independent Betsy Johnson has a mere 19.4 percent of support.

The poll did not go into detail about the reasons for the big shift in Oregon, but it could be related to the violence in Portland and the fact that the state has among of the strongest COVID laws in the country.

Drazan makes no apologies on her website:

Governor Brown made the wrong decision when she chose a never-ending state of emergency and heavy-handed mandates. I opposed her mask and vaccine mandates and repeatedly urged her to repeal them. Oregonians understand how to make decisions for themselves and their families – they don’t need their state government telling them how to live their life.

Violent crime in Oregon is out of control, especially in Portland, which is experiencing an all-time high in murders. When police were being attacked, Kate Brown and Portland politicians ignored it. Under my administration, the days of treating police like criminals and criminals like victims will end.

I will support law enforcement, the overwhelming majority of whom do their jobs with courage and distinction, and I will increase funding for our state troopers. I will ensure that laws are being enforced fairly. And when Portland politicians refuse to stop the nightly riots and bring peace to the streets, as Governor, I will.

Drazan would be the first Republican to win a gubernatorial election in 40 years if she wins.

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