WHO Radio Poll

[John of Des Moines]

I know some of us don't like these polls, but WHO Radio is the most listened to station is Iowa. They are having a weekly Presidential Elimination Poll. We need to keep Ron in to the very end so the on air staff keeps talking about our man. Scroll down past the "November 19 Round" to the "November 23 Round" Right now he's at

h ttp://www.whoradio.com/pages/2008elimination/index.html?feed=119197&article=2855869

After my vote Paul went from 16.35% (tied with Mitt) to 17.86%

Numbers as of 2pm Nov 26:
Paul - 54.11%
Huck - 23.97%
Hunter - 7.88%
McCain - 1.71%
Mitt - 6.85%
Tancredo - 3.08%
Fred - 2.40%

Paul has been up to 63% so let's get him back up there.

(Rudy was removed last week. And I predict Johnny Mac is out next week.)

You have to provide a valid email addy to receive a auto-email form the station to register your vote.

Thanks

[John of Des Moines]

Thanks to whomever just voted.

[Mastiff]

It keeps asking me to enter an E-mail address even though I did. Is there a trick?

[John of Des Moines]

It keeps asking me to enter an E-mail address even though I did. Is there a trick?

Try putting your address in both email address lines but clicking on the bottom Vote Now button.

[bbachtung]

Don't forget to verify your vote via your e-mail address.

[paulitics]

I predict Huck will win Iowa. He has grassroots now, and has verifiabe support,online and off.

[Mastiff]

Nevermind, I guess the E-mail box at the bottom doesn't do anything, you need to use the middle one. I think I voted.

[Mastiff]

I predict Huck will win Iowa. He has grassroots now, and has verifiabe support,online and off.

I'm hoping he'll lose support once people learn about his tax and immigration positions. I suspect his support rests on his abortion position alone.

[John of Des Moines]

I'm hoping he'll lose support once people learn about his tax and immigration positions. I suspect his support rests on his abortion position alone.

True.

[wgadget]

Right now it's Ron 32% to Huck's 38%. Dollars to donuts, if you went over to Huck's website, you'd find his supporters nudging them to go over and vote for him...kinda like we are. LOL.

[John of Des Moines]

Right now it's Ron 32% to Huck's 38%. Dollars to donuts, if you went over to Huck's website, you'd find his supporters nudging them to go over and vote for him...kinda like we are. LOL.

Yeah, but he doesn't 70,000 plus meetup members we can call on. Not like I putting the call out for meetup help other than the Iowa groups.

[ronpaulfollower999]

Its getting close!!!

[ronpaulfollower999]

Look at the results for the democrats. Gravel is in 1st, and Hitlary already got eliminated. Last place is Dennis K. with 0%.

[John of Des Moines]

Less than 40 minutes after I first posted my request:

Paul at 36.84%
Huck at 34.21%

Let's boost the numbers a little more.

Thanks

[PatriotOne]

I predict Huck will win Iowa. He has grassroots now, and has verifiabe support,online and off.

He only has grass seeds. His forum has 689 members and rarely is there any more than 30 peeps on at a time. Compare that too this forum with 7500 members and an average of around 350 members on at almost all times.

We've become the dreaded machine. I only hope we don't collapse under our own monolithic organization. LOL

[paulitics]

He only has grass seeds. His forum has 689 members and rarely is there any more than 30 peeps on at a time. Compare that too this forum with 7500 members and an average of around 350 members on at almost all times.

We've become the dreaded machine. I only hope we don't collapse under our own monolithic organization. LOL

He is 22% in Iowa. We are somewhere averaged around 4%. The difference is he is popular among an older demographic.

[evadmurd]

RP at 58.6% on tap and just over 50% on bottom.

[John of Des Moines]

Bumping for the later crowd.

(At 58.78% now)

[qwerty]

Bump!

[John of Des Moines]

Gratuitous bump

I figure about a total of 400 people have so far voted in the poll.

[quickmike]

I'm hoping he'll lose support once people learn about his tax and immigration positions. I suspect his support rests on his abortion position alone.

I doubt his supporters will change their minds because most of them are fundie christians. They are a stubborn bunch who want righteousness legislated through the barrel of a gun. Im not talking about normal christians here. Im talking about the types who are wanting a holy war against Islam. The type of person that hears the word "god" used over and over in a stump speech and something goes off inside them and they think "wow, we could get one of US in the whitehouse!!!", not realizing that hes not really one of them, but only talks as if he is.

[John of Des Moines]

Bump