Just curious...are their any results from that poll? I received a call also and haven’t heard the outcome. I am a Cassidy supporter but have found people wary of supporting him this go round. Maybe it’s because his campaign has been quiet.
Just curious...are their any results from that poll? I received a call also and haven’t heard the outcome. I am a Cassidy supporter but have found people wary of supporting him this go round. Maybe it’s because his campaign has been quiet.
This go round?
He hasn’t ran for Congress before. However, there a numerous people who’ve jumped away from Caz since the special election. A lot of anti-Woody voters are going to come back to the polls and vote against Cazayoux.
Just curious...are their any results from that poll? I received a call also and haven’t heard the outcome. I am a Cassidy supporter but have found people wary of supporting him this go round. Maybe it’s because his campaign has been quiet.
This go round?
He hasn’t ran for Congress before. However, there a numerous people who’ve jumped away from Caz since the special election. A lot of anti-Woody voters are going to come back to the polls and vote against Cazayoux.
I get that sense too. It seems that Woody had a hard time getting his Republican voters out to to the polls and many Republicans weren’t so put off by Cazayoux. I’m seeing a lot of people who should have voted for Woody but decided not to vote or voted for Cazayoux coming over to Cassidy’s side. Haven’t heard any Republicans say they are voting for Cazayoux this time.
At first I thought the incumbent would win with not much problem, as I’ve thought about any Congressional election that doesn’t involve scandal.
But they’ve changed the rules. Now you don’t need 50% +1 vote, get just 34% in a 34/33/33 plurality, and you win. I’m not convinced yet that this new law is good thing. Why should the rules for winning an election for Congress be different from those for state office?
So with the new rules, now predicting this race is much more difficult. My instincts still tell me the incumbent, but I won’t be surprised if that doesn’t happen.
At first I thought the incumbent would win with not much problem, as I’ve thought about any Congressional election that doesn’t involve scandal.
But they’ve changed the rules. Now you don’t need 50% +1 vote, get just 34% in a 34/33/33 plurality, and you win. I’m not convinced yet that this new law is good thing. Why should the rules for winning an election for Congress be different from those for state office?
So with the new rules, now predicting this race is much more difficult. My instincts still tell me the incumbent, but I won’t be surprised if that doesn’t happen.
I think Caz will stay in . However, Cassidy will pick up some of Woody’s base but not all, question remains will Jackson stay in, and how many votes will he take from Caz. Should be a good race.
