Although she did not qualify for the national Democratic debate that will air from Houston on ABC tonight at 8:00 ET, Tulsi Gabbard is showing significant momentum in the Granite State.
Three New Hampshire state polls this week show she is gaining traction in-state.
Gabbard reached 6% support in an Emerson Poll of New Hampshire voters released Tuesday, September 10th. A Boston Herald-Franklin Pierce University poll yesterday showed Gabbard at 3%---ahead of candidates who made the debate stage this evening like Beto O’Rouke and Julian Castro.
And today, a new No-Labels New Hampshire poll shows Gabbard moving into 4th place in the New Hampshire primary at 6 percent in a virtually tie with Senator Kamala Harris and Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
But the support does not appear to be coming from libertarians.
"We have been watching her support slowly build for a while. There's still a strong military tradition among New Hampshire voters and her service likely resonates with them," said Spencer Kimball, the polling director for Emerson.
-RW
Trump ought to hire her to replace Bolton. There aren't many in the country with better qualifications to deal peacefully with other countries.
ReplyDeleteThats a smart move and the Idiocrat in Chief doesnt make smart moves until its too late.
DeleteOther than foreign policy, she is pretty worthless.
ReplyDeleteLab Manager: Tulsi has other reasonable positions on: marijuana legalization, ending the death penalty, against State surveillance, opposing Julian Assange arrest, and ending the mandatory minimum sentencing.
ReplyDelete