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A traditionally liberal district in the State of Washington is moving further to the right as the citizens are rejecting wokeism, and high crime. 

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Washington state has seen massive crime spikes, mass homelessness, and policies that are attacking the family unit at schools. People are sick of this and polling shows that. 

Daily Caller writes. A new poll shows Democrat incumbent Democratic Sen. Patty Murray of Washington losing ground to Republican challenger Tiffany Smiley.

The statewide survey of 1,091 likely voters conducted by the Trafalgar Group between Sept. 21 and 24 showed that 48.7% of voters would cast a ballot for Murray if the election was held today, while 46.5% would vote for Smiley. The poll had a margin of error of 2.9%, making the race a statistical tie.

A poll conducted by the same group between Aug. 30 and Sept. 1 showed Murray leading Smiley 49.2% to 46.3%, a slightly wider gap, though still within the survey’s 2.9% error margin.

Between the two polls, Murray’s performance among voters decreased by 0.5% while support for Smiley crept up by 0.2%.

There is another Republican surging in the polls in what was considered a statistical tie.

Next News Network reported. Recent polling has shown a surge for Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker, at a time when Democrats have also experienced a surge. In a new 30-second ad, the Walker campaign blasts mainstream Democrats’ focus on racism and division over opportunity and healing, pushing a message of unity and healing.

Across the country in liberal and traditionally blue states, the races are flipping from blue to red as the American people are sick and tired of high crime, high taxes, and inflation. Everyday Americans are fully rejecting the Biden Administrations policies and moving further right when it comes to electing leaders.

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