LA-Univ. of NO: Kennedy leads the pack, Campbell and Boustany tied for second

[heatcharger]

Link.

22% Kennedy (R)
15% Campbell (D)
15% Boustany (R)
11% Fleming (R)
10% Fayard (D)
4% Maness (R)
2% Duke (R)
1% Patel (R)
1% Cao (R)
7% Someone Else

[windjammer]

I mean, the total of % for democrats is going to be around 40% I guess, so I assume one of the democrats will go to the run off

[heatcharger]

Something hilariously sad: 17% of Stein supporters support David Duke.

I mean, the total of % for democrats is going to be around 40% I guess, so I assume one of the democrats will go to the run off

Yeah the largest share of undecideds are black, but I'm not sure if they'll break towards Campbell or Fayard.

[The Other Castro]

Something hilariously sad: 17% of Stein supporters support David Duke.

I mean, the total of % for democrats is going to be around 40% I guess, so I assume one of the democrats will go to the run off

Yeah the largest share of undecideds are black, but I'm not sure if they'll break towards Campbell or Fayard.

Lending credence to the theory that Stein voters just like to be #edgy.

[Pandaguineapig]

Something hilariously sad: 17% of Stein supporters support David Duke.

I mean, the total of % for democrats is going to be around 40% I guess, so I assume one of the democrats will go to the run off

Yeah the largest share of undecideds are black, but I'm not sure if they'll break towards Campbell or Fayard.

Campbell is first alphabetically so he probably picks up most of the low info undecideds

[LLR]

2% Duke? thank you Louisiana!

Also, yeah, D vs. D ain't happening