On October 9, Quinnipiac University released a poll for the Connecticut gubernatorial race. The results: Democratic incumbent Dannel Malloy 43%; Republican 43%; independent Joe Visconti 9%; undecided 5%. See this story.
On October 9, Quinnipiac University released a poll for the Connecticut gubernatorial race. The results: Democratic incumbent Dannel Malloy 43%; Republican 43%; independent Joe Visconti 9%; undecided 5%. See this story.
I find it strange in some of the most liberal states, the GOP candidates are running “neck and neck’ with the Democratic candidates, while in some of the more conservative states, the GOP incumbent is behind in the polls.
Anyone else see this and have an opinion as to why?
Vicsonti has two debate appearances ahead of him. Might be biggest third party win since Wiecker.
Dominik: With Visconti only pulling 9% of the vote, how are you expecting “…biggest third party win since Wiecker?
I hardly see how the appearance in two debate appearances is going to give him at least another 30% of the vote needed to win with just a plurality.
Two debates plus 20 million dollars spent between now and November might do it, but two debates alone won’t cut it.