New Alaska Polling Favors Tshibaka Over Murkowski

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Kelly Tshibaka joins host Steve Bannon in the โ€œWar Roomโ€ to talk about her insurgent candidacy against RINO Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who represents the Swamp in the Senate. The good news is that Tsibaka is far ahead in the latest polls; the bad news is that Murkowski engineered โ€œranked choiceโ€ voting in Alaska to try to preserve her Senate seat for herself. Fight for Tsibaka with a donationย here.

Part 1: New Alaska Polling Favors Tshibaka Over Murkowski

Part 2: Senate Candidate Tshibaka: โ€œMurkowski is a Democrat.โ€

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Poll: Trump-Backed Kelly Tshibaka Leads Alaska Senate Race, Lisa Murkowski Losing in Reelection Bid

Former Alaska Department of Administration commissioner Kelly Tshibaka leads in Alaskaโ€™s U.S. Senate race, with incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) trailing, a new poll conducted for Tshibakaโ€™s campaign and provided exclusively to Breitbart News shows.

The poll, conducted the way Alaskaโ€™s new ranked-choice voting system will hold its election, finds that Tshibaka would emerge as the only candidate with a shot to get over 50 percent in a four-way field in November.

Conducted from March 14 to March 16, the survey of 500 likely voters in Alaskaโ€™s November general election found Tshibaka in the first round with a huge lead of more than double digits over Murkowski. On that first choice on the ballot, Tshibaka comes in with 45.4 percent and Murkowski at just 28.7 percentโ€”with a generic Democrat close behind Murkowski and a libertarian candidate in fourth place. The pollโ€™s margin of error is 4.21 percent.

The way Alaska will elect its U.S. Senator under the new ranked-choice system is that four candidates will be on the ballot in November. That will come after a jungle primary in August where every candidate, regardless of party who files, faces off and the top four vote-getters advance to the November election. In the November election, voters will list their choices and rank them. To win, a candidate needs to get over 50 percent plus one vote to seal the deal; until that happens, there will be a second and possibly a third round of vote counting. The way it works is the first round sees votersโ€™ first choice counted, and then when that concludes, the last-place candidate is eliminated, and their votes are distributed to the other candidates in a second-round based off that candidateโ€™s votersโ€™ second choiceโ€”and so on until a candidate gets to 50 percent plus one vote.

By Matthew Boyle

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