Tech Talk: Craig Peterson

Going Back To UNH Poll

Matt criticizes a recent UNH poll on Susan Collins's Senate race, citing UNH's poor polling history in Maine and the unique methodology of the poll, which used online and text messages. Matt express skepticism about modern polling due to low response rates and the potential for biased or inaccurate results. He argues that polls in July are particularly unreliable and predict that Troy Jackson's current lead will persist in upcoming polls.

Eye On Politics

Eric Lusk & Keith Mestrich in For BJ their Analysis of Maine & National Politics.

Tech Talk: Craig Peterson

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War In Iran

President Trump threatened to escalate the war with Iran by attacking Pickaxe Mountain, a potential nuclear storage site. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth estimated the war's cost at $30-$7.5 billion, with a request for $1.5 trillion in Pentagon funding, a 50% increase. Critics argued for detailed justifications beyond political attacks. The conversation also touched on Maine politics, with concerns about candidate Hannah Pingree's policies and voter ignorance. The discussion highlighted the need for a clear military strategy to end the conflict, suggesting that a ground presence might be necessary.

Another UNH Poll

A poll by the University of New Hampshire shows Troy Jackson leading U.S. Senator Susan Collins by a slim margin in a hypothetical November matchup. Jackson secured 51% of delegates in the Maine Democratic nominating convention, with Shaw at 26% and Bellows at 11%. Jackson's support includes 50-1% of Platner primary voters and 40-9% of Mills primary voters. In a general election, Jackson garners 40-9% of likely voters, while Collins gets 40-6%. The poll also highlights a double-digit lead for Democratic gubernatorial nominee Hannah Pingree over her opponents.