Recent pollster numbers show us some important data to consider as Missouri redistricting moves forward.
Context . . .
Amid debate over the new maps from Jeff City & the MAGA braintrust, Kansas City Mayor Q openly started talking about a congressional run & Democratic Party/Veteran Activist Jason Kander seemed a bit more lively in podcast clips.
Accordingly . . .
Thanks to insiders sharing the info with TKC readers . . . As many of our friends have assured us . . .
MISSOURI'S NEW 4TH DISTRICT STILL FAVORS CONGRESSMAN ALFORD OVER MAYOR Q & JASON KANDER!!!
Now . . .
The obvious retort is gonna be that Remington is a GOP research firm . . . HOWEVER, let's not forget that in KC proper the Jeff Roe satellite biz is nonpartisan, has actually been hired by Mayor Q in several instances and runs muni-data for both sides of the aisle . . . For instance . . . They provided some pretty accurate stadium numbers along with insight on a multitude ballot issues. So their work merits A LOT of attention and might be going under the radar until now . . .
Here are the highlights a quick quote we pulled from a recent report . . .
CD 4 Polling and Other Interesting Numbers
A new survey from Remington Research Group finds the newly redrawn 4th Congressional District is “more than safe” for Republicans heading into the 2026 cycle. The poll of 655 likely general-election voters, conducted Sept. 12-14, shows strong support for President Donald Trump, a solid standing for Congressman Mark Alford, and clear Republican leads on key policy questions.
CANDIDATE IMAGES
Rep. Mark Alford – Favorable 49%, Unfavorable 26%, No opinion 25% (75% name ID).
Quinton Lucas – Favorable 31%, Unfavorable 32%, No opinion 37%.
Jason Kander – Favorable 27%, Unfavorable 15%, No opinion 58%.
In the Kansas City market: Alford 46%, Lucas 39%, Kander 32%.
Alford’s ratings are notable given that 40% of the newly drawn district is outside his current constituency.
BALLOT TESTS
Mark Alford (R) vs. Quinton Lucas (D): 55% – 40% (Undecided 5%).
Mark Alford (R) vs. Jason Kander (D): 54% – 39% (Undecided 7%).
Remington notes that Trump’s popularity, Alford’s positive image, and weak Democratic numbers combine to give the incumbent wide leads.
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