Well, that
would have to be the alternative explanation to what’s apparently happening,
which is that the governor’s race is tightening in Virginia
again. Cuccinelli/McAuliffe went from 42/48 in August’s Q-Poll to 41/44
now. The poll indicates McAuliffe, the former chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, at 44% among likely commonwealth voters, with Cuccinelli at
41%. The three point margin for McAuliffe, who lost a bid for the 2009
Democratic gubernatorial nomination, is within the survey’s sampling error. The new poll suggests that Robert Sarvis, the
Libertarian candidate who stands at 7%, could hold a key to the November
election. And that last factoid reminds
me of the 2009 governor’s race, actually. Only, the one in NJ.
You might not
remember this one: Christie/Corzine was one of those that superficially looked
a lot more competitive than it actually was. And the reason? Overstating
third-party performance:......ToRead More.....
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