Republican Derrick Van Orden shows a strong lead against his Democrat opponent, Deb Baldus McGrath, on her recent internal poll.
McGrath’s internal poll, conducted by Public Policy Polling, found that Van Orden led his Democrat opponent by nine points.
Forty-seven percent said they would vote for Van Orden, while only 38 percent would vote for McGrath. After the respondents were told about the candidates’ different views on abortion, Van Orden and McGrath were tied 43 percent to 43 percent. The Republican is pro-life, while McGrath says the choice is “between her and her doctor, not by the government” — which did not acknowledge how extreme her views are on abortion.
Public Policy acknowledged that Van Orden has much higher name recognition, partly due to running in the same district in 2020 and 2022. He ran against returning Rep. Ron Kind in 2020 and initially in this cycle, as well, until he decided to retire after being hammered in the news for
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