Collins Ties Platner in Latest Poll

Collins doesn't have to match him in any poll. In her last three wins, the rigged polls drastically underestimated Collins' support. In 2008, polls were 8 points under her final vote performance. In 2014, polls again understated her support by 8 points.

In 2020, polls understated her support by 12 points.

That's at the end of this clip.

The Nazi had been "leading" in the rigged polls -- by less than 8% -- but while stupid liberal-leaning women are willing to vote for a Nazi, they don't want to vote for someone who abuses women and lies in wait for burglars, getting an rape-erection when he hears someone at the window.

Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Democratic challenger Graham Platner are in a dead heat for the November Senate election, according to a recent survey.

Platner has faced a litany of scandals since he started his campaign, including having a tattoo featuring Nazi symbolism, and increased in recent days and weeks with revelations about sexually inappropriate social media posts and extramarital sexting.

Platner and Collins each earned 46% support among likely voters, with 8% undecided in the latest survey from Fabrizio, Lee & Associates, a Trump-aligned pollster. Among those voters, 39% said they would "definitely vote for Collins, while 40% said they would "definitely" vote for Platner. Politico first obtained the survey.

The most recent RealClearPolitics.com polls average has Planter leading by 7.4%.

Platner's scandals appear to have contributed to the narrowing of the contest.

By the way, Lyndsey Fifield sent a text in August 2025 identifying Platner's tattoo as a Totenkampf. Platner himself -- who claims he's a "military expert" and "history buff" -- claims he did not know it was a Totenkampf until October 2025.

When asked about this, he says she never told him it was a Totenkampf, so how could he, the owner of the tattoo and allegedly a "military expert" and "history buff," know what a highly-identifiable symbol from the most documented war of all time know?

How did Lindsey Fifield know it was a Totenkampf if Platner had not, as she said, called it "My Totenkampf"?

I don't want to be a sexist, but it's men, not women, who are interested in World War Two and military history. It's not women watching the History Channel. (Though maybe they are -- isn't it all Aliens and Bigfoot now?)

So how did she know what his Totenkampf tattoo was before the military-expert war-buff who owned the tattoo did?

Some Democrats are starting to run away:

The very low-IQ Hakeem Jeffries won't say he supports Platner, but says he's deferring to Schumer and Gillibrand (who support him -- Gillibrand's very concerned about men who abuse women, don't you know).

But you know who's still all-in?

Evil Weeble Rick Wilson, whose North American Man-Boy Lincoln Association paid white supremacists to march against a candidate:

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 06:40 PM

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