Submitted by Rep. Spartz’s Press Office
Spartz
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz on Wednesday released a statewide poll of likely Republican primary voters in Indiana. The poll included a question of who voters would choose for the open U.S. Senate race in 2024.
Spartz placed second in the poll behind former Governor Mitch Daniels.
“I am very honored to be one of the top-tier contenders for a potential U.S. Senate seat after just two years serving our great state of Indiana in Congress,” Rep. Spartz said. “I know that with my strong fundraising capabilities and proven successful track record of fighting for our freedoms in trenches not just on TV channels, I would be a strong candidate in this race. I am also kind of tired of the good old boy networks trying to pick nominees and believe the Senate could use more capable conservative women and independent thinkers who can deliver results for the people. However, I also understand that it will divert my energy from some other important issues I have been working on in the House, so I will have to decide what I need to prioritize in the next two years to bring the most value.”
Click here to see the poll results.
The poll was fielded Dec. 9 to 16 and used a multi-mode Computer-Administered Web Interviewing methodology combining online panel respondents with SMS text-to-survey. Results were controlled to be representative of the Republican primary voting population by gender, age, education and region of the State. The margin of error is +/- 4.3 percentage points at the 95 percent confidence level, +/- 3.7 percentage points at the 90 percent confidence level. The poll was conducted by Response:AI, a market research firm based in Washington, D.C., with offices in Dallas, Prague, and Tokyo.