Bloomberg Talks
00:06:46 · S0, David Paleologos, S1
[00:06:46] S0: You took it today, right? We've got about 30 seconds. [00:06:49] S2: Yeah, I mean, not everybody's going to copy and paste what happened. I mean, look, 2 million people have already voted. There's another 2.5 million people out there. But most of those people out there remaining are Republicans who don't vote early. So you've got some Democrats and independents who have not yet voted. But the undecided is very low. And the current polling shows, you know, El-Sayed winning by 250,000 votes. There aren't enough votes left. And keep one other thing in mind. There are six candidates on that Michigan ballot for Senate, not two. So people might not vote for Rogers. They may not vote for El-Sayed, but they could vote. for a Green Party candidate or a Natural Law Party candidate as a matter of expression in that election. [00:07:38] S0: Just to make it even more interesting. [00:07:40] S1: David Paleologos, Selection Eve. It's great to see you, David. And thank you for sharing some insights with us. The force behind the Suffolk University Political Research Center. [00:07:49] S0: I should have asked him if he likes foie gras.