John Booras, Republican for 3rd Congressional District, Shows Promising Poll Numbers in Upcoming Election
John Booras, Republican for 3rd Congressional District, Shows Promising Poll Numbers in Upcoming Election (Homer Glen, IL) — John Booras, Republican candidate for the U.S. Congress, is demonstrating significant progress in recent polling within the 3rd Congressional District. This district, where the Democratic incumbent secured a commanding 37-point victory in 2022, now shows a notable shift in voter sentiment.
Recent polling data, conducted using a comprehensive list of all registered likely voters in the district, reveals a promising trend for Booras. Likely voters were defined as individuals who participated in three of the last four elections. The poll utilized a combination of home and cellular phone numbers, calling the “Preferred” contact number from each list. Calls were placed in batches of 500, with unanswered numbers in each batch receiving up to three calls before moving to the next batch. The call order was randomized to ensure accuracy.
The poll question was as follows:
“Hi. We have a question about the upcoming 2024 election. If the 2024 General Election were today, who would you vote for as your US House Representative: John Booras or Delia Ramierez? Press one for John Booras. Press two for Delia Ramierez. Or press three if you’re still undecided. Thank you.”
Recent reports indicate that the presidential race is having a significant impact on down-ballot Democratic Congressional races. Following President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, and Vice President Kamala Harris’ emergence as the Democratic nominee, polling reflects a substantial shift. The Democratic candidate now holds a 7-point lead, a considerable decrease from the previous 37-point margin.
John Booras is committed to addressing the concerns of local voters and is gaining traction as the election approaches. His campaign continues to focus on engaging with the community and presenting a compelling vision for the future of Congress.
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