You're likely pretty familiar by now with emails from politicians asking you to donate to their campaigns, but today on "Breaking with Brett Jensen," Brett talks about the data these politicians use and how it is presented.

Recently here at WBT we got very similar emails from Ted Budd and Cheri Beasley who are set to face off in this November's Senate election. 

While using very different language, both emails said essentially the same thing: donate to us or you're doomed, with both citing data from the same polls as reasons why.

Brett dives into these polls as well as the emails themselves to demonstrate how Budd and Beasley managed to send such different messages with the same information + shares his thoughts on how he sees polls for both candidates changing between now and election day.

For more tune into "Breaking with Brett Jensen," each weeknight here on WBT from 7-8! 

You're likely pretty familiar by now with emails from politicians asking you to donate to their campaigns, but today on "Breaking with Brett Jensen," Brett talks about the data these politicians use and how it is presented.
Recently here at WBT we got very similar emails from Ted Budd and Cheri Beasley who are set to face off in this November's Senate election. 
While using very different language, both emails said essentially the same thing: donate to us or you're doomed, with both citing data from the same polls as reasons why.
Brett dives into these polls as well as the emails themselves to demonstrate how Budd and Beasley managed to send such different messages with the same information + shares his thoughts on how he sees polls for both candidates changing between now and election day.
For more tune into "Breaking with Brett Jensen," each weeknight here on WBT from 7-8!

Every weeknight from 7-8 PM, "Breaking Brett Jensen" comes off the beat for a deep dive into the day's top stories, and to answer your questions at 704-520-1110.

Every weeknight from 7-8 PM, "Breaking Brett Jensen" comes off the beat for a deep dive into the day's top stories, and to answer your questions at 704-520-1110.

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