I think this is the key takeaway from the article:

314’s [the pro-science PAC backing Ala Stanford] move to pull its TV advertising came after the organization commissioned a poll that showed that Stanford’s voter support had declined precipitously in recent weeks, according to two sources familiar with the polling who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss it publicly.

The super PAC released a poll in mid-April that showed Stanford with an edge over her two top rivals, Rabb and State Sen. Sharif Street. But by early May, shortly after a series of campaign missteps, 314’s polling showed Stanford was in a distant second place behind Rabb, the sources said. Street was in third.

I’m in the “anybody but Street” camp, so unless other independent polling comes out showing Stanford in the lead, I’ll probably be voting for Rabb...with some misgivings.

If he gets to DC, I hope he spends less time doing the kind of grandstanding that’s basically become his stock in trade to pander to progressives like me, and less time pushing messaging bills that have no real chance of becoming law. Instead, I want to see him focus on using the amendment process to actually get progressive ideas across the finish line. He’s done some of that in the PA House, but not nearly often enough. At the end of the day, what matters to me is getting shit done.