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October 03, 2012 06:27 PM UTC
9 Comments
There is very little enthusiasm for Tipton.
What happens when Casida is in the mix I wonder? GJ Results–which likes to image itself as Mesa County’s ‘original’ Tea Party–has endorsed Tisha.
Then there is this…which–although not scientific–shows some traction on Tisha’s behalf. http://electionsmeter.com/poll…
So, if it is this close…a couple of points siphoned off to Casida can matter.
Go Tea Party!
3 point deficit “statistical tie”. Those hardly ever pan out for the one trailing. Casida would have to take a much bigger chunk than 3rd party candidates usually do to turn that around. I would guess that 19% who don’t go for either already includes Casida supporters along with undecideds if Casida wasn’t included in the poll.
I don’t know if we can underestimate the allure a protest vote has for the batshit, aluminum foil, and tri-cornered hat crowd of Mesa County. You may be projecting a bit from your semi-sane locale.
But I may mail a check to Casida.
Still, the TeaPartiers had great hope for the Cowboy Colonel two years ago and he only managed to barely get double digits in the primary.
It is still a one-party town (as the probable election of Jared Wright will demonstrate).
Don’t underestimate the blind vituperation of the guanopsychotic hordes in Mesa County.
There is a real power struggle going on in Happy Valley. Both sides are imbued with a heapin’ helpin’ of self-righteous fervor.
Sal has a real chance.
From the lexicon of our most intellectual prez, George Bush.
there are NO signs in Lake County for Pace. Only a few for Tiptoe. Sal, your campaign has my contact info, search Lake and call those in your contacts. I’ll be the guy who will say send me 20.
…which alone doesn’t give much weight to the numbers.
However, if it’s anything like the Dtrip poll I got last night about Perlmutter/Coors, it’s a fair poll but a tad worrisome that Pace is behind.
DCCC Poll for 7th District, just to show what I got:
Q1 – Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Ed Perlmutter
Q2 – do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Joe Coors
Q3 – Are you Very Likely/Somewhat Likely but could change your mind /Not Likely to vote for Ed Perlmutter
Q4 – Are you Very Likely/Somewhat Likely but could change your mind /Not Likely to vote for Joe Coors
Q5 – did you vote for Barack Obama or John McCain in the last election
Q6 – demographic question
Q7 – Party affiliation