After Bios, Stratton Leads Democratic Senate Primary Field
In Two Way Race with Krishnamoorthi, Stratton Leads 41% to 24%
WASHINGTON – A new poll today released by the Democratic Lt. Governors Association (DLGA) shows a wide open field for the Democratic Senate primary, with Juliana Stratton leading among the candidates once voters hear more about each candidate and their bio.
In a 4-way matchup between candidates, 42% of voters are undecided. After voters learn more about each candidate, Juliana Stratton jumps 13 points and into the lead. A majority (61%) say they are more likely to vote for Stratton after hearing about her, which helps increase her lead in the informed vote.
In a head to head against Raja Krishnamoorthi, Stratton leads 41% to 24%.
“As the race heats up, it’s clear that Juliana Stratton is poised to win what is sure to be a competitive primary once voters hear her vision and see the strength she brings as Illinois’ next US Senator,” said DLGA Executive Director Kevin Holst. “As Lt. Governor, she’s been a steadfast advocate for working families and a principled, thoughtful leader whose lived experience fuels both her passion and her impact. Democratic Lt. Governors are the Democratic Party’s bench, and no one embodies that more than Lt. Governor Stratton, who is exceptionally well-positioned to continue her service to Illinois as their next US Senator.”
The poll memo can be viewed HERE. The survey results can be viewed HERE.
Public Policy Polling surveyed: 674 likely Democratic primary voters from April 29-30, 2025. The margin of error is +/- 3.8%. 57% of the interviews for the survey were conducted by text and 43% by landline.
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