Public Policy Polling: Vote Texas in this poll for next Poll
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Maryland
26 (3%)
Nebraska-2 (Lee Terry)
10 (1%)
New Mexico
43 (5%)
Ohio-12 (Pat Tiberi)
23 (2%)
Oklahoma-2 (Dan Boren)
36 (4%)
Texas
267 (31%)
Virginia-5 (Tom Perriello)
278 (33%)
Washington
157 (18%)
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Last edited by libertybrewcity; 02-01-2010 at 11:18 PM.
Tu ne cede malis sed contra audentior ito
C'mon people! We're losing this!
Also, should the link be broken or does that matter?
bump
2 days to go , post in general and we'll win this
Voted.
tu ne cede malis
Ahhh, as much as I want to vote Texas, I'm pretty sure several forum members told me that someone else was polling there over the next couple days?
I live in VA-5 and would really like to see a poll of the GOP primary and each GOP candidate (there are 5) against Perriello, who's a very weak candidate. There's a pretty solid candidate here in Mike McPadden and, as far as I know, the race has never been polled.
Also, if New Mexico was selected, would they poll ONLY the governor's race, or would they poll Kokesh's district also? The results of that would interest me, too.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Originally Posted by PaulConventionWV
no matt we were saying we hoped a poll would come out this week following the debate like the last time, but we don't know for sure
Just voted.
The way they word it is usually how it goes down, so, I highly doubt they will poll Kokesh's district, especially since it is considered "Safe Dem." After the primary, they will be more likely to.
bump! break the link!
Agreed.
BUMP! VA is catching up... come on, we are masters at online polls, we can do this! If she gained considerably after the last debate, it would really help to have that data!!!
Original supporter of Ron Paul since 2007 and lifelong supporter of liberty and the Constitution. I stand with Rand.
Voted! Texas in the lead, 33 to 31!
Texas still up there.
Tu ne cede malis sed contra audentior ito
5% ahead, keep it up !
Texas is officially ahead:
h ttp://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/
Texas just got polled by Rasmussen showing Medina at 16%: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=229501
Maybe we can shift gears and support polling in the district of another candidate? There's a good candidate in VA-5 in a race that's never been polled (to date).
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Currently both Va-5 and Texas will be polled. As it says at the ppp polling website:
"Voting is now open on where we will poll this coming weekend. We will do the top two vote getters, unless they're both Congressional districts in which case we'll do one statewide poll and one Congressional poll."
VOted!
Thanks for pointing this out!
Hurray for Texas and VA-5!
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There was a thread here the other day to ask them to poll New Mexico for Adam. They put it up on the poll for us and everything.
Texas is winning the poll, some of us should vote New Mexico.
Last edited by dannno; 02-02-2010 at 06:14 PM.
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Where should we poll this week?
Maryland 116 (5%)
Nebraska-2 (Lee Terry) 61 (2%)
New Mexico 85 (3%)
Ohio-12 (Pat Tiberi) 124 (5%)
Oklahoma-2 (Dan Boren) 281 (12%)
Texas 692 (30%)
Virginia-5 (Tom Perriello) 543 (24%)
Washington 336 (15%)
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