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Edited on Wed Oct-20-04 12:24 AM by Sliverofhope
Lake Snell Perry & Associates (D) for Private Client. 10/10-11. MoE 4.9%. (No trend lines).
DeLay (R) 47 Morrison (D) 33 Among the findings:
* DeLay has high negatives. 17% view him very favorably, 25% view him very unfavorably.
* Morrison's name ID is at 50 percent, which clearly has to improve in the next couple of weeks.
* 20% remain undecided, even when asked which way they lean.
* While the poll pegs DeLay's support at 47%, only 33% say they support him strongly. 10% say they are not-so strongly for him, and 4% are undecided but lean toward DeLay. Even tallying up all his support, strong and weak, he's still under 50 percent.
* The ethics violations are accumulating voter sentiment against DeLay, and voters are looking for an alternative. More than a third (34%) of voters say they're less likely to vote for DeLay because of the ethics violations, and only half of those are currently with Morrison.
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If we could get the undecided 20%, we can win. It's tough, but you have to draw your own conclusions.
And this poll was done before the Houston Chronicle's endorsement of Morrisson, I believe. So, I don't know what to tell you. I'm from his district, and it'd be great to win, it would decapitate the House GOP, but there are likelier wins.
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