Kentucky Senate Republican candidate Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) said he is the candidate best suited to win in the midterm elections based on a poll that claimed President Donald Trump, who won the Bluegrass State by thirty points, is unpopular in the state.
Barr’s campaign has touted a survey by Public Policy Polling that he is, compared to the pro-Trump candidate Nate Morris and other candidates, best suited to beat Democrat frontrunner Charles Booker to replace the outgoing Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY).
However, there appears to be one problem with the poll the Barr campaign is using.
“The survey only gave the president a six-percentage-point, net-positive approval rating,” the New...
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