Sunday, September 24, 2006

Sunday Polling

Just curious:

Which of the following combination of senate and gubernatorial votes do you intend to cast?
Rell and Lieberman
Rell and Lamont
Rell and Schlesinger
DeStefano and Lieberman
DeStefano and Lamont
DeStefano and Schlesinger
Something Else (i.e. Green Party candidates)
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12 comments:

Anonymous said...

looks like libs don't watch much football on Sunday

Anonymous said...

Looks like libs know how to use a computer

Anonymous said...

it's hard too when Giants blowing it this badly :(

Anonymous said...

Or possibly the left slant of the site is driving off the moderates. After awhile, you just throw up your hands and turn to news elsewhere.

Anonymous said...

Dave, I hope you're right, but wonder what color the sky is in your world.

Anonymous said...

Why are Lamont supporters like Bigdavefromqueens so reluctant to call Lamont a Liberal? He is a self professed liberal, and admitted to being so on 'This Week' with George Stephanopoulos. Some one who is the darling of the likes of Moveon.org and Dailykos can never be considered a "moderate".

nilocjin said...

"Why are Lamont supporters like Bigdavefromqueens so reluctant to call Lamont a Liberal? He is a self professed liberal, and admitted to being so on 'This Week' with George Stephanopoulos. Some one who is the darling of the likes of Moveon.org and Dailykos can never be considered a "moderate"."

Yeah, that Jim Webb in VA is a raging liberal, as is Casey in PA and Tester in Montana. Boy, you sure have proven how far left crazy Kos is, supporting those guys.

GMR said...

So by the current results here, JDS is polling around 78%. Lamont is also polling at about 78%. Yet in various polls, JDS is getting low to mid 30s, and Lamont low to mid 40s. I am sure the actual results will be much closer to the polls than this online poll.

The fact that an online voluntary poll isn't accurate is of course nothing new, but this poll does show how far from the mainstream the readers of this blog are, and this blog has readers of all stripes.

Anonymous said...

Casey is hardly a liberal, his stance on abortion would hardly make him a champion in his party. There's a difference between 'progressive' and 'liberal' but there just isn't enough debate out there to get the facts straight. I think the goal here is to recruit 'people-powered' candidates over the traditional american liberalism. Webb, Casey, Tester are all from moderate states (PA having not elected a D Senator in a while now) so I doubt a traditional liberal could win any of these seats.

Anonymous said...

This poll reveals a lot about this blog. What it says about the November Election? Nothing. Interesting nevertheless.

Genghis Conn said...

It actually reveals more about MLN, which linked to the poll. I don't think we're quite this liberal.

Anonymous said...

Nice to see the loonies invading our poll.