None of them really.

Every TV and internet commercial is it. And for every Lamb at there are about 2 Saccone adds. And my mailbox is full of Saccone fliers

but they must be noticing those commercials though, right ?

I'm guessing it's partly that they keep politics to themselves

Yes I think so. I plan on trying to make the Trump Ralley tomorrow

nice, tell us how it goes

@Den if you can, try to speak with one of Trump's aides

How do I do that?

i assumed you'd have some sort of connection, but okay. the motivation is to try to find out Trump's strategy for 2018.

also,

PA-18 demographics: @Deleted User @FLanon @Den

low turnout would be good for Saccone

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 why do you say that

@Den I think it'll be higher than it usually would though

given all the attention and $

low turnout always benefits Republicans

with few exceptions

especially when you compare it to elections in Obama days

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 not always though, I think in red districts like this one, if you appeal to enough independents while retaining your Democrat base, you can win

like Doug Jones in Alabama

if R voters don't turn out

now...they probably will turn out in PA-18 unlike Alabama because there's no GOP backstabbing

that's why i said exceptions,

the question is,

yeah, I think this might be an exception, which isn't good

although let's see what effect Trump showing up will give

how will he perform in the Southern Pittsburgh suburbs in Allegheny county?

Saccone will win in the Washington, Greene, and Westmoreland county parts of the district, no question

sure, but Lamb seems to be making grassroots campaigns there. That's a concern. Now...I wonder what he's actually like in person

<@&414477865153724416> I wonder if there will be another poll right before Tuesday

to measure if there was any impact

of course, hopefully it gets properly sampled

there's a Monmouth poll coming Monday

hmm

has there been a Monmouth poll about this race yet

yes

Saccone leading

Hold tight PA.