Guess which gubernatorial candidate's support is soft?
Submitted by modernesquire on Tue, 09/19/2006 - 9:40am.
The conventional wisdom on the gubernatorial race both on the left and right is that with Blackwell's higher name identification, Strickland's support is soft as he is an unknown and with an effective Blackwell offensive "branding" Strickland's identity in voters' minds, Blackwell still has room to close the gap.
What I want to know is
Submitted by tjqhzonff on Tue, 09/19/2006 - 11:56am.
how the hell 6% of self described Democrats would vote for Krazy Kenny over Ted? Folks, I think youre in the wrong party.
Some cross-over is expected
Submitted by modernesquire on Tue, 09/19/2006 - 12:19pm.
For whatever reason, every poll in every partisan race will show some cross-over vote from identified Democratic voters for a Republican candidate and vice versa. Strickland's Democratic base numbers is about where you'd want and can best expect a candidate to be.
The fact that Blackwell is the first African-American gubernatorial candidate does have some appeal to Democratic African-American voters.
The bottom line, whether
Submitted by bobcody35 on Tue, 09/19/2006 - 12:50pm.
The bottom line, whether people know or don't know Ted Strickland,
They KNOW they DON'T WANT Ken Blackwell.
Is it 2008 yet?
The "Taxin' Ted" thing