Feeling better about Rick Scott, three polls show him leading in a row. His quiet strategy, and now going back on the air, maybe has given the needed breather. Rubio’s ground game will push him along (not that Scott has a bad ground game).
Now getting worried about WI, TX and CA.
Meg Whitman will set her own course in CA, not much she cant do. WI will be a huge battle in a blue state, we got the best candidate, so its just going down to turnout.
TX, Rick Perry has worried me, seems he has been on his own, he has been badly outspent so far on TV, DGA is now piling on. He is still up in the polls, now its time for high gear.
Moe Lane
PG DeFreese
Victoria Coates
Daniel Horowitz
Dan Spencer
TX and WI
proudgop (Diary) Friday, October 1st at 10:31AM EST (link)seem fine. I wish Perry was ahead more but he is ahead. Walker is ahead today 50 to 44% in new Rasmussen poll
FL looking a lot better for us
Maine, Oregon, CT, NH, and MA are all tight now. The running mate to Cahill just dropped out and endorsed Baker
Illinois is race that is getting very close and MN is still worry for us to hold as is CA.
The Recent IL GOV Polls Are [Dung], PG
IJB Friday, October 1st at 11:31AM EST (link)No poll for a Governor’s race that puts support for *both* candidates in the *30s* in October is even remotely serious.
The IL GOV poll thing is akin to what we’ve seen recently with the OH GOV polls and the WA SEN polls – it’s a blip due to some bad polling.
In reality, I don’t think anything has shifted in IL GOV (Ras shows basically no change here) – I think the true state of the race is that Brady is up by 10%, and Quinn is stuck *below* 40% (even the recent IL GOV polls show this…). Remember: Quinn is the incumbent – when incumbent’s support polls consistently at or below 40%, they don’t have a snowball’s chance in [heck] of winning.
Translation: Quinn is done – Brady should win IL GOV handily.