That doesn’t tell you a lot of important information. It doesn’t tell you how much a candidate will motivate people to get to the voting booth on Tuesday vs. staying home.
It doesn’t tell you how much grassroots supporters they get that campaign for them.
I agree. I think checking some polling numbers as Monkyyy suggested is a good starting point. It’s right it doesn’t tell us enough about the dynamics of mobilizing those who typically don’t vote; and the dynamic between how much Republicans and Democrats can cause others to flip sides.
That doesn’t tell you a lot of important information. It doesn’t tell you how much a candidate will motivate people to get to the voting booth on Tuesday vs. staying home.
It doesn’t tell you how much grassroots supporters they get that campaign for them.
I agree. I think checking some polling numbers as Monkyyy suggested is a good starting point. It’s right it doesn’t tell us enough about the dynamics of mobilizing those who typically don’t vote; and the dynamic between how much Republicans and Democrats can cause others to flip sides.
This is especially true given that the case for not nominating a centrist is to have stronger motivation of the base.