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  1. AmbientMorning on

    STRAWPOLLS: *How Blue Are You?*

    ||Strongly favorable|Somewhat favorable|Mixed/ Neutral|Somewhat unfavorable|Strongly unfavorable|Unsure/No opinion|*Index*|
    |:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|
    |[Dari Avila Chevalier](https://strawpoll.com/Dwyo3X2dLyA/results) (N=59)|4|2|1|9|43|–|**14.0**|

    [[**Avila Chevalier vs. Rubio**]](https://strawpoll.com/eJnvVXjGknv/results) (N=60)

    > **Dari Avila Chevalier** – **38** (**63%**)
    > Marco Rubio – 10 (17%)
    > Neither/Unsure – 12

    In a pair of surveys that tested the limits of “vote blue no matter who” against a conventional conservative Republican opponent, Discussion Thread users expressed overwhelmingly negative opinion of the insurgent Democratic nominee in New York’s 13th district, even as they ultimately selected her by a wide margin in a hypothetical presidential race against Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

    Nonetheless, the creator confesses confusion over how the results — which saw impressive turnout — synthesize with the [previous set of strawpolls](https://old.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/comments/1uf2pvo/discussion_thread/otoyeb9/), which tested an Ocasio-Cortez–Rubio matchup. The former’s margin in a hypothetical head-to-head was actually slightly smaller than Avila Chevalier’s, despite vastly better favorability.

    In fact, he is tempted to run the questions again in a unified Google Forms survey in an attempt to resolve the apparent massive statistical disparity, which — stuck in the formal third-person — he is only able to indirectly ask voters to approve.

    As usual, respondents were oversampled from !ping STRAWPOLLS.

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