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Title: TX: Other Source: Perry(R) is in well position to win against multiple challengers Post by: Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers on November 06, 2006, 11:30:19 AM New Poll: Texas Governor by Other Source on 2006-11-05 (https://uselectionatlas.org/POLLS/GOVERNOR/2006/polls.php?action=indpoll&id=48200611050)
Summary: D: 22%, R: 39%, U: 21% Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details (http://www.ballot-access.org/2006/11/06/3-more-gubernatorial-polls/) Title: Re: TX: Other Source: Perry(R) is in well position to win against multiple challengers Post by: adam on November 06, 2006, 03:12:32 PM Likely voter polls can not accurately measure a race with such odd dynamics. Early voting has increased 24% since 2002 which is the primary reason I remain optimistic.
Title: Re: TX: Other Source: Perry(R) is in well position to win against multiple chall Post by: adam on November 06, 2006, 08:26:40 PM I cast my ballot on the first day of early voting. As did I. :) Title: Re: TX: Other Source: Perry(R) is in well position to win against multiple challengers Post by: jimrtex on November 06, 2006, 08:53:14 PM Likely voter polls can not accurately measure a race with such odd dynamics. Early voting has increased 24% since 2002 which is the primary reason I remain optimistic. Fort Bend +46% Collin +23% Galveston +22% Nueces +21% Denton +19% Harris +15% Williamson +13% Montgomery +11% Dallas +6% Bexar +5% Tarrant -0% Travis -7% El Paso -20% Hidalgo -29% Basically you had a huge increase to vote against what's his name in TX-22; population growth in the suburbs, and a bid drop off along the border since Sanchez isn't running. Title: Re: TX: Other Source: Perry(R) is in well position to win against multiple chall Post by: adam on November 06, 2006, 09:27:47 PM Likely voter polls can not accurately measure a race with such odd dynamics. Early voting has increased 24% since 2002 which is the primary reason I remain optimistic. Fort Bend +46% Collin +23% Galveston +22% Nueces +21% Denton +19% Harris +15% Williamson +13% Montgomery +11% Dallas +6% Bexar +5% Tarrant -0% Travis -7% El Paso -20% Hidalgo -29% Basically you had a huge increase to vote against what's his name in TX-22; population growth in the suburbs, and a bid drop off along the border since Sanchez isn't running. I know it's a biased source, but where are these guys getting their numbers from? http://getkinky.org/?p=108 |