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Friday, October 30, 2026

NYT Poll of 401 Likely Voters Show Bob Brooks With 5-Point Lead Over Ryan Mackenzie

The New York Times, Inky and Siena teamed up to poll 401 likely voters in the Pa..07 Congressional race over the period between October 16 -22. According to the results, Democrat Bob Brooks leads incumbent Republican Ryan Mackenzie, 49% to 44%. Those who participated were nearly evenly split between Democrats and Republicans, with independents accounting for 25% of those who participated. 

9 comments:

  1. I do not put any faith in political polls. Many ways to skew them in whatever direction desired.

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  2. Polls are only good to give the uneducated something to believe. Try thinking for yourself before you vote. (I know, to dream the impossible dream.......)

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  3. brooks will fit right in. He's already got the main ingredient - Crooked.

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  4. Brooks by 5 sounds about right. Ryan's support for unconstitutional tarrifs, reckless deficit spending, and an illegal war have doomed his reelection. There will be a massive blue wave on Tuesday and Ryan will be washed away.

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  5. The margin of error in that poll is 5.7%. It will be interesting to see the final outcome.

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  6. The economy is the number one issue. PAs unemployment rate is 3.6%, the record low is 3.5%. If you listen to the news we’re in the great depression lol.

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  7. Due to recent results, I no longer believe the polls. If crooksy Brooksy wins, its an indictment on the 7th district- this grifter hasn't 1 redeeming quality.

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  8. To confuse the voters, the Republicans should've run an independent with the same last name, just like the Democratic Party did in Alaska.

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