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In the race for California’s Senate seat, Republican candidate Steve Garvey is making waves and gaining ground against the Democrats, putting him in a “statistical tie” with front-runner Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA). That’s right, folks, Garvey is a force to be reckoned with, showing his strength and resilience in the face of the liberal machine.
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With the big Super Tuesday primaries just around the corner, the University of California, Berkeley, Institute of Governmental Studies released a final poll that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. The poll revealed that Garvey has the support of 27% of likely voters, right on the heels of Schiff, who sits at 25%. This is a major win for the conservative movement, showing that Californians are rallying behind Garvey and rejecting the radical agenda of the Democrats.
Even more impressive, Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA), who was once a contender, has fallen to third place with only 19% support. And Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) is trailing far behind at a mere 8%. The Democrats are crumbling under the pressure, while Garvey’s momentum continues to soar.
But wait, there’s more! In a head-to-head matchup, Schiff may initially appear to have a lead over Garvey, but when facing off against Porter, they stand on equal ground. This is a clear sign that the Democrats are in disarray, unable to coalesce around a single candidate to take on the conservative powerhouse that is Steve Garvey.
To make matters even juicier, Porter has accused Schiff of lavishly spending millions on ads featuring Garvey to try and edge her out of the race. It seems the Democrats are so afraid of Garvey’s rising popularity that they’re resorting to desperate measures to fend off their own party members. It’s a spectacle, folks, and it’s all in favor of Garvey.
And let’s talk money! Schiff, the big spender in the race, has dropped a whopping $39 million on his campaign, while Porter has invested $23 million. In contrast, Garvey, who entered the race after his Democratic counterparts, has spent a modest $1.4 million. It just goes to show that you don’t need to drown in cash to make a splash.
But wait, there’s even more drama unfolding. California’s primary election is expected to have a historically low voter turnout, which could play into Garvey’s hands. With Democratic turnout likely to dwindle in this crucial moment, Garvey’s chances are looking better than ever. California’s “top two” open primary system means that the two highest-ranking candidates, regardless of party, will duke it out in November. And that, my friends, could be the perfect opportunity for Garvey to seize the moment and bring a conservative victory to the Golden State.
