allegedly have these incidents in his past. i think it s just yet another data point. also, just generally, herschel walker has been the candidate who republicans from beginning knew had skeletons in his closet. that may be coming to bear. the interesting thing is that republican voters seem to be saying it s all fine and the question now becomes what do independent voters think, what do moderate voters think and will it affect their vote choice. abby, do you think because this is the second accusation that this may not move the needle and that perhaps at the end of the day the republicans coming out for herschel walker are coming out for control of the senate rather than walker himself? reporter: i think that s entirely possible. walker can probably count on you can see it in the poll numbers. he s had a lot of troubles in this campaign, yet he s in a
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republicans in the polling at the district and state level. it is not all the way back to pre-dobbs performance but it has erased some of the momentum we saw for democrats over the summer. we re seeing growing numbers of voters who consider the economy and inflation their driving motivator in their vote choice. i think republicans are better positioned to win those who are still undecided based on biden s weakness of handling the economy. republicans are more than 80% chances to flip the house but in the senate still an extremely close call. arizona, georgia, and pennsylvania are the closest states that will decide. probably if i had to pick the single likeliest outcome it stays at 50/50 after all the money is spent. wow. nevada in exchange for democrats flipping pennsylvania, but there s a lot of possible scenarios here. good reminder to everybody watching right now. the only poll that matters is